Paris attacks (12 Viewers)

Enron · Nov 18, 2015

We should make Bush and his cabinet take in the refugees. They can use all that Haliburten money to build some sweet digs.

Hust · Nov 18, 2015

AFL_ITALIA said:

I'm surprised no one has mentioned what Trump said today.

Unless someone did and I missed it

DAiDEViL · Nov 18, 2015

...Entschärfer der Polizei hatten am Abend aus einem IC in Hannover ein verdächtiges Paket geborgen. Dabei handelte es sich nach Aussagen von Bundespolizeisprecherin Sandra Perlebach um eine gut gemachte Sprengstoff-Attrappe und nicht um eine scharfe Bombe, wie zunächst befürchtet worden war. Daraufhin sei die Polizei alarmiert worden.

*surprise* idiots :sergio:

@lgorTudor @mondo1

Zacheryah · Nov 18, 2015

Seven said:

Scale is different, approach should be the same.

lgorTudor · Nov 18, 2015

DAiDEViL said:

'gut gemachte' :lol:

excuses

DAiDEViL · Nov 18, 2015

lgorTudor said:

...wouldn't be surprised if it was one of those:

http://www.amazon.de/VENKON-Countdown-Dynamit-Wecker-wiederaufladbarem/dp/B00V53U5Q0/ref=sr_1_2?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1447808757&sr=1-2&keywords=Dynamit

"Bomben Design" :rofl:

lgorTudor · Nov 18, 2015

DAiDEViL said:

or the 'clock' from that Muhammad kid in Texas

mondo1 · Nov 18, 2015

DAiDEViL said:

lgorTudor said:

lol as if they could differ between a real bomb and a "gute gemachte" dummy.... Btw Is the BND still trying to figure out what kind of info the nsa got or are they observing these guys? Took the french to tell us about the dangerous situation in the stadium

DAiDEViL · Nov 18, 2015

mondo1 said:

i imagine it to be like this:

mondo1 · Nov 18, 2015

DAiDEViL said:

"Informationen über ein mögliches Attentat von einem ausländischen Geheimdienst eingegangen. Sicherheitsexperten seien jedoch davon ausgegangen, dass die Situation rechtzeitig aufgeklärt werden könne. Diese Hoffnung habe sich dann jedoch bald schon zerschlagen."

Guess that didn't work out

lol hilfreiche rezensionen Der wecker ist n knaller

.... Leider nicht reisetauglich, gibt sehr viel Ärger an Flughafen

Bjerknes · Nov 18, 2015

Seven said:

Azzurri7 said:

I don't have an obligation to ship them in and provide them free everything since I've been against all the wars and foreign intervention since day one. I've known about the Obama administration/intelligence networks funding rebel Jihadis across Northern Africa and the Middle East for a while now, so this is a predictable result. Why didn't the "caring Liberals" think about this before they began these campaigns in Libya? These were not my decisions, nor the decision of the "average Joe" across the land. I'm actually for shipping Syrian refugees in as long as they can stay at the mansions of Hillary Clinton, Obama, the Bush family, and the rest of the crew that caused this to happen, using 100% of their own money to give these folks a home.

If this is not an option, then I'm sorry. We have far too many problems from an economic perspective to usher in thousands of refugees funded by an already strapped taxpayer and government. What should occur is that 1) the US government immediately abandons funding various rebel factions in the middle east 2) about half of the military bases around the world are shut down 3) the US leads, with Russia, a massive bombing campaign against ISIS in Syria and Iraq 4) let Assad know that if he continues to wage war against his own people (other than ISIS) then he will be sanctioned economically 5) increase real intelligence operations in the region that doesn't involve funding people who hate us.

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Hustini said:

Don't feel like you need to explain yourself. It's not like anybody on the other end is actually taking the refugees in themselves. It's just another "free" program nobody has to pay for.

CrimsonianKing · Nov 18, 2015

[h=1]'Operation Isis' Anonymous activists begin leaking details of suspected extremist Twitter accounts[/h] Organising under #opISIS and #opParis, the group is attempting to take down the websites and social media accounts of people associated with the group — as well as apparently release personal details of those involved in recruitment.

Anonymous has begun leaking the personal information of suspected extremists, after it "declared war" on Isis in the wake of the deadly attacks in Paris.
The activist collective is assembling lists of the Twitter accounts and websites of extremists, in an attempt to have them taken down. At least one post seen by The Independent contains details including the physical address of a person it claims is an Isis recruiter in Europe.

Activists claim to have successfully had accounts and sites taken down already. Accounts associated with the group claimed that it was responsible for the removal of more than 5,500 accounts.

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-s...-details-of-suspected-extremist-a6737291.html

swag · Nov 18, 2015

Post Ironic said:

Whah? I've seen none of that here, btw. After 9/11 we had some of the most bat-shit-crazy measures against gay equality coming from heavily funded religious types where we had to make fun of their magic underwear.

I gotta call bullshit on the premise of that movie.

Enron said:

I said just Dick:

swag said:

lgorTudor said:

Now that would be awesome.

Bjerknes said:

But Andy, a democracy doesn't work where its citizens simply pick-and-choose, Chinese menu style, what policies they agree with, what politicians they like, what taxes they feel like paying, etc. I was screaming at the top of my lungs when George W Bush started the second Gulf invasion under what seemed like completely false pretenses when Scott Ritter completely convinced me that if anybody would have suspected any WMDs in Iraq, it would have been him, and he said there weren't any. But fuck me and my opinions -- we went to war anyway. People died. My taxes got funneled into the effort. And we're still living with the after-effects to this day.

Ultimately the only way to wash your hands of that is to leave the country and renounce your citizenship. The "it wasn't me" excuse is a cowardly cop-out. You are either in this country because you understand there are concessions made for the overall good that you may not agree with. There's no honor in a democracy without that. Otherwise what you're talking about is just every man for himself, and right now that attitude is perhaps the biggest poison that is dragging the country down.

Bjerknes · Nov 18, 2015

swag said:

Obviously I will disagree. The cop-out is accepting whatever crap is thrown your way just because Obama is "The President", or "that's just the way it is." This passiveness in accepting our fate is the real reason why we are a failure, not individualism or free-thinking. If it was up to the Democrats/Leftists, we would all be running around yelling "Fuck Paris" like some elements of the Black Lives Matter crew. At the end of the day, the political class needs to pay for their crimes, not the general population. If that can't be the case, then we have a banana republic.

AFL_ITALIA · Nov 18, 2015

Hustini said:

I didn't even want to bother with him. It deeply saddens me that he is so popular.

Maddy · Nov 18, 2015

Post Ironic said:

Oh c'mon. The entire underlying situation has been bred of discontent with what Western nations have been doing in the middle east for the last 100 years. You can ignore it all you want, and we can talk about Islam's shared responsibility for the current situation, but suggesting the hatred towards the west, and acts of terrorism against the West, are anything but a byproduct of decades of western occupation, oppression, and atrocities in various parts of the Middle East is very silly.

It takes decades for the kind of wounds inflicted to heal and for people to get over the disarray created by Western meddling in colonial territories. We may live in a "post-colonial" world, but the negative effects and legacy of colonialism are going to create problems for decades, if not centuries.