Shooting, Explosion Reported in Paris

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Pope Urban II would have supported it as he rightly and justly called for Christianity to defend itself as he initiated the First Crusade…
 
The way Israel treats terrorism is that -everytime there is a confirmed act, there is an immediate Israeli reaction… Then they stop and wait again. Completely reactive and temporary… Not a bad idea IMHO.

So france could deport 10 times the number slain, and then relax and wait. 🤷
 
Landon_Caeli said:
The way Israel treats terrorism is that -everytime there is a confirmed act, there is an immediate Israeli reaction… Then they stop and wait again. Completely reactive and temporary… Not a bad idea IMHO.

So france could deport 10 times the number slain, and then relax and wait. 🤷
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Israel has of course had tremendous success and stopping acts of terrorism within its borders. :rolleyes:

Those who are currently seeking to come to Europe from the Middle East and Africa are trying their damnedest to escape precisely the kind of people who perpetrated the attacks last night. We really ought to be welcoming them with open arms, IMHO.
 
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This thread is not about US politics, Putin, abortion or Israel. It is about the terrorism in France.
 
I thought i was interesting how Pope Francis repeatedly described the attacks as “not human.” Recently, I read an interview with Fr. Gabriel Amorth where he plainly stated “ISIS is Satan.”

When will radical Islam be taken seriously and confronted? It won’t be by the U.S…
 
Murmurs said:
Israel has of course had tremendous success and stopping acts of terrorism within its borders. :rolleyes:

Those who are currently seeking to come to Europe from the Middle East and Africa are trying their damnedest to escape precisely the kind of people who perpetrated the attacks last night. We really ought to be welcoming them with open arms, IMHO.
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Considering there is reportedly 8 terrorists that carried out the violence - it is hardly representative of ‘all’ the refugees who are fleeing their countries.

Due to the nature of this form of terrorism, i.e. none of the terrorists expect or want to be taken alive by committing suicide, it is a lot easier for a small number to murder numerous civilians than if they were all trying to keep their lives intact, to fight again another day.

France was placed in lockdown after eight militants, all wearing suicide vests, brought unprecedented violence to the streets of the French capital in the bloodiest attack in Europe since the Madrid train bombings in 2004.

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IBombAtomically said:
I thought i was interesting how Pope Francis repeatedly described the attacks as “not human.” Recently, I read an interview with Fr. Gabriel Amorth where he plainly stated “ISIS is Satan.”

When will radical Islam be taken seriously and confronted? It won’t be by the U.S…
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The world needs to act now.

Shepard smith on Fox News yesterday, said that Isis is provoking the world to a ground boots war. He said that for the world sends troops, radical Islamists will come from all over and fight.
 
If not for the Crusades, Christianity might well be dead and gone, so do not be so dismissive. Pope Urban II faced the same problem. War is sometimes a necessary thing, and there are just wars.

What I am suggesting is that the French police actually go into these moslem neighborhoods that they have turned a blind eye to for years, and take out people they know are radicals, arrest them, interrogate them, deport them, shut down certain mosques if need be and do whatever they have to do to protect the French people from these inhumane throwbacks.

What is your reaction to this? Crying?
 
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Considering there is reportedly 8 terrorists that carried out the violence - it is hardly representative of ‘all’ the refugees who are fleeing their countries.
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It took a lot more people than the 8 actual shooters to pull this off. There was certainly a large network behind this attack.

It also is very hard to find weapons like they used in Europe, so it could well be possible that Syrian “refugees” smuggled them in. And if that is so, I shudder to think that we will see more attacks like this very soon…
 
We’ll have to wait and see where these weapons and attackers came from, but one attacker reportedly shouted in the theatre, “this is for Syria”. That by no means is conclusive evidence I admit, but it could be an indication that Syrian refugees did indeed have something to do with this…
 
jimcav said:
It took a lot more people than the 8 actual shooters to pull this off. There was certainly a large network behind this attack.

It also is very hard to find weapons like they used in Europe, so it could well be possible that Syrian “refugees” smuggled them in. And if that is so, I shudder to think that we will see more attacks like this very soon…
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That is what my buddies from over there say. These aren’t the days where the IRA exists anymore as a militia in force. I’m also wondering how they managed to get a bomb near or in the stadium, wherever that went off.

More of an attack, a larger attack was predictable after Charlie Hebdo but not one of this massive scale.
 
Sky news reported that two Syrian and one French passports have been found
 
jimcav said:
One cannot help but think that the latest influx of young, combat age Syrian men flowing into Europe had something to do with this.

Who knows how many ISIS combatants were in that mass of humanity. And who knows how many weapons they smuggled across with them. We may well see more attacks like this in the very near future.

Shut down the borders and send them home. They have no place in the West. France especially must go into those moslem neighborhoods and use extreme prejudice and malice and deal with this problem.

May our Good Lord be with the French people today…:signofcross:
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70% of those coming in are males, a figure to watch. It doesn’t mean all are like this, but it is common sense to take precautionary measures. They’ve also had some disturbances in the camps and elsewhere.
 
Path_Finder said:
That is what my buddies from over there say. These aren’t the days where the IRA exists anymore as a militia in force. I’m also wondering how they managed to get a bomb near or in the stadium, wherever that went off.

More of an attack, a larger attack was predictable after Charlie Hebdo but not one of this massive scale.
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And an attack like this, all while the French police were on heightened alert?

French authorities will have much to answer for…
 
DeniseNY said:
Sky news reported that two Syrian and one French passports have been found
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And the evidence mounts…

Germany should especially be on high alert, as they have taken in hundreds of thousands of Syrians…
 
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French President Francois Hollande is blaming ISIS for a series of attacks across Paris Friday night that left at least 127 dead and many more injured, including Americans.

Hollande called the attacks “an act of war” in a speech Saturday morning local time. “And when faced with war, the country must take appropriate decisions,” he said. “An act committed by a terrorist army, DAESH [ISIS], against what we are, a free country that speaks together with the planet.”

Eight attackers are dead, and seven died detonating suicide vests, according to Agence France-Presse, citing police. A Syrian passport was found on the body of an attacker near one of the attack sites, the Stade de France stadium, police told ABC News. At least one of the gunmen has been identified, a French government official told ABC News.

abcnews.go.com/International/french-president-francois-hollande-calls-paris-attacks-act/story?id=35201033
 
The problem is ISIS, is terrorism, not Islam.

Watch how Francis, Benedict, and JPII have interacted with those of the Islamic faith.

May God receive the dead into your kingdom and may the Blessed Mother shelter their families under your mantle.
 
ringil said:
The problem is ISIS, is terrorism, not Islam.

Watch how Francis, Benedict, and JPII have interacted with those of the Islamic faith.

May God receive the dead into your kingdom and may the Blessed Mother shelter their families under your mantle.
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Why do they do it? Why France?
 
I believe one country barely allows refugees if any and still has prisoners from their war in Chechnya, but we won’t hear one critical word about this. Don’t even think about it. Good for me but not for thee.
To other news, I have heard now as one poster mentioned here, that a Syrian passport was found on one of the dead suspects.
 
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