ISIS terror attacks around the world

I've donated, 100 bucks is nothing lol. I hope I won't be getting a post though, The post will first go to the Army station's depot. Last thing I need is officers asking my dad if your son is into politics lmao

Btw I have not lived in Bengal ever, One of 5 states I've in not lived in yet.

Thank you dude. It's difficult to get the classical Liberal together but party started with a long term vision and ATM is just starting up.

People in Europe, particularly in cities, are never going to feel safe now. When they bombed busses, train stations, and planes people could avoid those if they felt threatened or at least not have to use them everyday and know that carrying out such an operation would be extremely difficult for a terrorist to pull off. Now the streets are under attack by any fanatic who knows how to drive.

This is a problem without a solution. There are only two options:
1. Things stay at this level permanently and people learn to tolerate the new odds of them being torn apart by a vehicle or blown up as a new normal.
2. Things get worse. If it gets worse we'll either become a draconian police state to deal with it or the violence will expand and expand until civil wars erupt. Both shit.

That's it. I hate the people that brought this situation to Europe.

DuringTheWar wrote:People in Europe, particularly in cities, are never going to feel safe now. When they bombed busses, train stations, and planes people could avoid those if they felt threatened or at least not have to use them everyday and know that carrying out such an operation would be extremely difficult for a terrorist to pull off. Now the streets are under attack by any fanatic who knows how to drive.

This is a problem without a solution. There are only two options:
1. Things stay at this level permanently and people learn to tolerate the new odds of them being torn apart by a vehicle or blown up as a new normal.
2. Things get worse. If it gets worse we'll either become a draconian police state to deal with it or the violence will expand and expand until civil wars erupt. Both shit.

That's it. I hate the people that brought this situation to Europe.

Islam first gained a foothold in continental Europe in 711 with the Umayyad invasion of Hispania.

DuringTheWar wrote:People in Europe, particularly in cities, are never going to feel safe now. When they bombed busses, train stations, and planes people could avoid those if they felt threatened or at least not have to use them everyday and know that carrying out such an operation would be extremely difficult for a terrorist to pull off. Now the streets are under attack by any fanatic who knows how to drive.

This is a problem without a solution. There are only two options:
1. Things stay at this level permanently and people learn to tolerate the new odds of them being torn apart by a vehicle or blown up as a new normal.
2. Things get worse. If it gets worse we'll either become a draconian police state to deal with it or the violence will expand and expand until civil wars erupt. Both shit.

That's it. I hate the people that brought this situation to Europe.

or 3 we stop pussy footing around these people and send them back to the stone age. most of the people doing this shit in Europe are known to the police before they do it.

You would have done that if you could, That's the easiest solution which is no longer possible in this world.

Nishankly wrote:You would have done that if you could, That's the easiest solution which is no longer possible in this world.

trust me if I was incharge of this country most of these attacks would never have happened.

Unique wrote:

Nishankly wrote:You would have done that if you could, That's the easiest solution which is no longer possible in this world.

trust me if I was incharge of this country most of these attacks would never have happened.

You want Klopp out, I can't trust you with 11 players let alone a country mate

Nishankly wrote:

Unique wrote:

Nishankly wrote:You would have done that if you could, That's the easiest solution which is no longer possible in this world.

trust me if I was incharge of this country most of these attacks would never have happened.

You want Klopp out, I can't trust you with 11 players let alone a country mate

boom. head shot for me

Natalie Portman wrote:In my nearly 26 years of life, seeing so many atrocious photos, I don't think I've EVER seen something that horrific.

The young girl had been ripped to 3 different parts, laying all within 2 meters of each other. I won't post here, but if you want to see, go to Tommy Robinson' twitter.

This is her, 11 years old

https://mobile.twitter.com/ChrisJunkFood/status/850821920417251328

Something people who like to downplay terrorism by talking about statistical probabilities should think about.

Why do some Europeans have a fixed limit towards humanity? I can literally draw a "I don't care beyond this point" line on the world map for a lot of the people I've spoken to.

They'd care about Sweden but not care about Estonia, They'd care about Italy but be neutral towards Greece and not give a shit about anything beyond Poland on the right.

Still got a lot to learn and understand about this selective mentality and how it develops.

Nishankly wrote:Why do some Europeans have a fixed limit towards humanity? I can literally draw a "I don't care beyond this point" line on the world map for a lot of the people I've spoken to.

They'd care about Sweden but not care about Estonia, They'd care about Italy but be neutral towards Greece and not give a shit about anything beyond Poland on the right.

Still got a lot to learn and understand about this selective mentality and how it develops.

I'm guessing it's partly because many countries consider Sweden a European utopia that's beautiful, peaceful and prosperous. Anything tragic that happens there, has more of an element of surprise to it. While they should share the same sympathy for people who are killed in war-torn countries or countries with high crime rates and poverty, our media plays a part in desensitising westerners to the tragedies that occur there. A friend of mine asked the same question yesterday. Why isn't there any talk about the 200 children that were killed recently, when there's so much talk about what happened in Sweden? I'm not sure what he was referring to, but I'm not surprised that the mainstream media decided to focus more on the (4?) people who were killed in Sweden, for the reasons stated above.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/church-bombing-cairo-egypt-tanta-kills-dead-wounded-injured-latest-a7674761.html%3Famp

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/norway-oslo-explosive-device-groenland-underground-station-a7674691.html%3Famp

DuringTheWar wrote:

Natalie Portman wrote:In my nearly 26 years of life, seeing so many atrocious photos, I don't think I've EVER seen something that horrific.

The young girl had been ripped to 3 different parts, laying all within 2 meters of each other. I won't post here, but if you want to see, go to Tommy Robinson' twitter.

This is her, 11 years old

https://mobile.twitter.com/ChrisJunkFood/status/850821920417251328

Something people who like to downplay terrorism by talking about statistical probabilities should think about.

She isn't the only casualty of children dying because of these attacks.

At least 68 children were among 126 people killed in Saturday's bomb attack on buses carrying evacuees from Syrian towns.

hmm

been following this 'incident' for the last few hrs but was reluctant to post it here since the news wasn't clear

but there's been an explosion in a Manchester Arena where Ariana Grande was performing, police saying they're investigating it as a possible terrorist attack now, at least 20 dead and hundreds of others injured. details still not clear but it's obviously quite serious. Apparently there was mass hysteria as you would imagine and huge stampedes, so not clear where the bulk of the damage came from, the explosion or that, a lot of misinformation out there atm

apparently the vast majority of people in attendance were children and young teenagers smh

another one

news in the US saying it was a suicide bomber. the british police have not reported that yet.

I feel sick.

Been to that place many times and it's like 30 minutes away from me.

Targeting a place full of children and young adults. Un-*bleep*-believable.

Never expected a suicide bombing to happen in the UK again after 7/7.

Thoughts with all the family and friends of the victims.

It is sickening news

News here also talk of a 'self-made' suicide vest. Killer is thought to be dead.

Kids are among the victims, it was an Ariana Grande show after all. This is very, very sad.

you are from Greater Manchester then RG? Not London?

Has the source of the explosion been confirmed to be a suicide vest?

Also, RIP to those people, my condolences to their families

Just part of the parcel of living in a big city according to the left.

Lets put a convenient blanket on the problem with our new found PC culture.

Load of *bleep* shite. Can't the world join hands together and anhillate all of these bastards. I know more will form etc etc cause and effect etc etc but *bleep* hell it's reaching points even worse than Asia.

Posting from work.

My work friends sister was at the concert. She is okay (physically) but unfortunately her friend was amongst the casualties. She didn't make it.

I feel physically sick.

There are numerous missing kids. Whenever you see their pics on tv being cycled or radio reminders or tweets. It just leaves you numb. Parents shouldn't have to say goodbye to their kids at a concert to never see them again.

Sickening.

really *bleep* sad, condolences to all those affected by this. can't believe this shit, obviously Manchester always has a place in my heart and now it hurts to see this

to kill anyone a switch inside of you has to have gone off but to kill children you have to be a truly despicable human

I remember going to concerts with friends at that age, the last thing on your mind is something like this happening, wouldn't have ever crossed my mind as a possibility.

really sad to see children have their lives snatched away from them before they've even begun.