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  • Originally posted by citanon View Post
    The thing is, Assad failed. That's why we are all in this position in the first place.
    Quite. Seems to me he has been killing indiscriminately for years and there are more terrorists & supporters than there were when he started.
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    • Originally posted by citanon View Post
      The thing is, Assad failed. That's why we are all in this position in the first place.
      Shall we re-read the Syrian war thread and compare what is said and who said it with the statement above?

      FFS,man,you and your friends decide to start a proxy war with Iran.You support every motherfvcker in sight,you arm them,train them.Of course,trying to be virgin whores,claiming that you don't.
      Then,it is somehow Assad's failure.The war has gone bad,indeed.Neither side has won anything after almost 5 years.

      Btw,if you somehow try to shed responsability by repeating the BS with Assad the murderous dictator failing to respond to his people's wishes,there is a little problem.In2010 there was order in Syria and no genocidal lunatics roaming the streets because of that order.But the aforementioned people's wishes were precisely to commit genocide against the infidels.

      Back to Paris,the direct link between the war there and the attacks in Europe is virtualy non-existent.There is however an effort to hasten the split between the European peoples and their migrant populations.

      Nothing has really changed.Demographic trends haven't changed.Economic trends haven't.Ideologies haven't.The will and ability of the states to control the migrant enclaves hasn't and won't change.
      We'll see more of this,because this,like CH a few months ago, is nothing but a test.The next level is doing this in several locations simultaneously and the conquest of city.
      Those who know don't speak
      He said to them, "But now if you have a purse, take it, and also a bag; and if you don't have a sword, sell your cloak and buy one. Luke 22:36

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      • Originally posted by kato View Post
        In a suicide op that'd ensure a complete lack of leadership continuity and post-operational analysis.
        You have multiple levels of leadership. The ones pulling the levers are back in Syria/Iraq. You've got other cells that observe and report. But the attackers themselves needed leadership for this OP too.

        I think the guy they really want to get now is the bomb maker. He most likely IS local or at least has been there long enough to set up shop. As long as he's not caught, there is going to be more suicide bombings.

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        • Originally posted by Officer of Engineers View Post
          It was the Mao Tse-Tung solution or did your own historic expertise escaped you?
          Come on, Colonel, you can do better than that. Mao killed far more people with a policy pen than with a weapon, either directly or otherwise.
          Trust me?
          I'm an economist!

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          • Originally posted by DOR View Post
            Come on, Colonel, you can do better than that. Mao killed far more people with a policy pen than with a weapon, either directly or otherwise.
            And the GPCR? Working them to death, starvation, beatings, or a simple bullet. The end result is the same. The enemy is gone. And it was by design. Get rid of your opposition.

            Dead is dead. Bombing directly did not killed that many people. It's the cholera, the starvation, the freezing afterwards that did most of the killing. Just because we used bombs while the Nazis used gas chambers while Mao used starvation and beatings does not change the fact that killing every man, woman, child, dog of your enemy works.
            Last edited by Officer of Engineers; 16 Nov 15,, 15:13.
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            • Ok, for starters can someone confirm this, before we start the blame game.

              http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2015/...ngle-shot.html
              Last edited by Versus; 16 Nov 15,, 13:53.

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              • Originally posted by Mihais View Post
                Shall we re-read the Syrian war thread and compare what is said and who said it with the statement above?

                FFS,man,you and your friends decide to start a proxy war with Iran.You support every motherfvcker in sight,you arm them,train them.Of course,trying to be virgin whores,claiming that you don't.
                Then,it is somehow Assad's failure.The war has gone bad,indeed.Neither side has won anything after almost 5 years.

                Btw,if you somehow try to shed responsability by repeating the BS with Assad the murderous dictator failing to respond to his people's wishes,there is a little problem.In2010 there was order in Syria and no genocidal lunatics roaming the streets because of that order.But the aforementioned people's wishes were precisely to commit genocide against the infidels.

                Back to Paris,the direct link between the war there and the attacks in Europe is virtualy non-existent.There is however an effort to hasten the split between the European peoples and their migrant populations.

                Nothing has really changed.Demographic trends haven't changed.Economic trends haven't.Ideologies haven't.The will and ability of the states to control the migrant enclaves hasn't and won't change.
                We'll see more of this,because this,like CH a few months ago, is nothing but a test.The next level is doing this in several locations simultaneously and the conquest of city.
                You can count on that. Reading those books on us, I am beginning to understand how that Western decision making matrix works and recent events show that it hasn't changed a bit since the 19th century.
                Last edited by Versus; 16 Nov 15,, 13:59.

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                • French police has released an analysis of perp backgrounds for those identified:

                  All of them French nationals, between 20 and 31 years old; living in Paris and Brussels. All with the usual no-job, no-tertiary-education background, mostly unemployed or working jobs of opportunity. Most had split from their parents and families and had been out of contact for years. None of them has ever been in prison (which sets them apart from the usual islamic radicals in Europe), although one had been in gangs and convicted for some petty crimes before discovering religion.
                  One of the other identified perps - the suicide bomber from Stade de France - supposedly fought in Syria during early 2015 after a very quick radicalization since mid-2014; the two at Bataclan had both been under surveillance by French intelligence until 2013, when presumably both together went to Turkey and from there to Syria for several months before moving to Belgium. One of them had a standing arrest order out on him due to violating a duty to regularly report to police set for him after he attempted to get training in Yemen.

                  There are some reports in France that the attacks were possibly orchestrated by Abdelhamid Abaaoud. Abaaoud fought in Syria 2013-2014, then returned undercover to Belgium where he planned some attacks earlier this year that were foiled by Belgian police. He is assumed to currently be in Syria.

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                  • Originally posted by kato View Post
                    French police has released an analysis of perp backgrounds for those identified:

                    All of them French nationals, between 20 and 31 years old; living in Paris and Brussels. .
                    What bastards.Instead of working for the pensions of others.
                    Those who know don't speak
                    He said to them, "But now if you have a purse, take it, and also a bag; and if you don't have a sword, sell your cloak and buy one. Luke 22:36

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                    • Originally posted by Mihais View Post
                      What bastards.Instead of working for the pensions of others.
                      Ah, you got that wrong. These guys were born here, they can expect Syrians to work for their pension - not the other way around.

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                      • Originally posted by kato View Post
                        Ah, you got that wrong. These guys were born here, they can expect Syrians to work for their pension - not the other way around.
                        Are you sure about that? What if they kill them first for not following the word of the Prophet? How many kids would become machine engineers with one hand, just because they stole a football in their youth? Can you imagine an Audi assembly line, and those migrants work on a cars and than in the middle of work they have to pray while the whole assembly line gets messed up. And if they don't pray, after returning home from work, they get butchered for not being faithful.

                        I seriously doubt that you in the west know with what you are dealing with.
                        Last edited by Versus; 16 Nov 15,, 17:12.

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                        • Originally posted by kato View Post
                          Ah, you got that wrong. These guys were born here, they can expect Syrians to work for their pension - not the other way around.
                          What jobs were they not getting that the Syrian immigrants will get? Or is it an issue with a particular community?

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                          • You know what will happen Kato? Those new migrants will work (maybe) but as far as pension funds go, isn't easier to simply chop off the head of the infidel seniors? And did you ever asked yourself one question. Why rich Arab countries don't invest in building new factories in Germany but are willing to build zillion mosques? What is the product of Mosque, car?computer? furniture?
                            Last edited by Versus; 16 Nov 15,, 17:19.

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                            • Originally posted by citanon View Post
                              The thing is, Assad failed. That's why we are all in this position in the first place.
                              In american geopolitics, the ISIS are good terrorists, similar to how the taliban and others were in afg before sep 11, 2001

                              Although afg(south asia) and syria(middle-east) are not comparable. One may or may not blame the strategy of counter-balance for the ongoing cultural invasion of europe but the american politicking in that region certainly starts the ball rolling in so many ways. I remember a very long time ago, cactus had predicted a partition and a few members here wanted to know how he accounted for that.

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                              • Originally posted by anil View Post
                                In american geopolitics, the ISIS are good terrorists, similar to how the taliban and others were in afg before sep 11, 2001

                                Although afg(south asia) and syria(middle-east) are not comparable. One may or may not blame the strategy of counter-balance for the ongoing cultural invasion of europe but the american politicking in that region certainly starts the ball rolling in so many ways. I remember a very long time ago, cactus had predicted a partition and a few members here wanted to know how he accounted for that.
                                It is not possible to have a meaningful discussion if no one wants to admit mistakes.

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