RE: 80+ killed in Bastille Day terrorist attack in Nice, France
(07-14-2016 11:02 PM)DamienCasanova Wrote: It's insane to see the French people defend Muslims after this kind of stuff, The French people treat the invaders like welcome guests as they are getting murdered, while they look down their noses at tourists coming there with money to spend because they don't speak French. The cognitive dissonance and pathological altruism on display there is mind-numbing. It reminds me of when this tattooed Indian-Muslim guy was drunkenly telling me his world philosophy outside a Kebab shop at 3am..."I have tattoo! I am Indian! I am Muslim! I am German! Who Am I? What Am I? I Am Multi-Kult! It's all about Multi-Kult MAN!"
I was in Paris recently and I went for a walk one night at like 3 or 4 am around the upper north side of the city, and it reminded me of "The Purge". I got up because I couldn't sleep on my shitty hotel pillow in my air conditioned room, and outside there were homeless people sleeping everywhere, on the concrete, in flower beds, in the gutters and alleys everywhere I looked. I walked by one park in particular and I just can't get the image out of my head, if it had been cleaned up and during a bright summer's day it would have been beautiful place...but at night it had been transformed into a horrendous sight that froze in my mind, and almost froze me in my tracks. The white statues had been graffitied all over, with huge black X marks across their eyes and faces, the white fountain had been desecrated with gang signs, and there were homeless people sleeping all across the sidewalks, and lit by the dim streetlight it was like an episode of the Walking Dead. I would have stopped for a picture but I probably would have woken them up and been murdered right there on the spot. I actually found 30 euros on the ground, most likely dropped by a terrified tourist shortly before being chased into an alley and raped just before I arrived. I scooped it up without breaking stride and walked even faster towards the 24-hr corner store to buy some drinks.
They are turning the city into a 3rd world hellhole right before the French people's eyes, historical and lovingly created works of the highest culture and art are being shit upon and destroyed by invaders with no respect for the country, and the park scene really stuck in my mind as a perfect example of it.
RIP France, I'm glad I got to see you before you committed suicide.
As I spoke to another. I notice. The French term that said: "Universal suffrage'' when translated in the photos. Am I wrong?
Its quite a symbol that it happened on the opening day of the French Revolution when the Bastille was stormed and at which proved a gigantic bloodbath in the name of Equality.
And the celebration of the resulting Republic after the Royalty and Aristocracy was murdered.
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RE: 80+ killed in Bastille Day terrorist attack in Nice, France
(07-15-2016 12:30 AM)infowarrior1 Wrote: As I spoke to another. I notice. The French term that said: "Universal suffrage'' when translated in the photos. Am I wrong?
Its quite a symbol that it happened on the opening day of the French Revolution when the Bastille was stormed and at which proved a gigantic bloodbath in the name of Equality.
And the celebration of the resulting Republic after the Royalty and Aristocracy was murdered.
You are not wrong. The Masonic elements to the French Revolution have come back to bite France several times. A mere 14 years after the Revolution, the French in Saint-Domingue (Haiti) were massacred by the newly emancipated population.
Quote:Squads of soldiers moved from house to house, torturing and killing entire families.[5] Even whites who had been friendly and sympathetic to the black population were imprisoned and later killed.[6] A second wave of massacres targeted white women and children.[6]
RE: 80+ killed in Bastille Day terrorist attack in Nice, France
Honestly, celebrating the 1789 Revolution is not much different than celebrating the Russian revolution or if English people celebrated their civil war. It was one of the most abhorrent events in European history.
RE: 80+ killed in Bastille Day terrorist attack in Nice, France
"We want to be left in peace.
"We want to be left in peace, and if that means we have to do terrible, monstrous things to ensure that happens, we will do so without raising a heartbeat.
"If we have to paint your land red with your agents' blood and leave their mutilated, desecrated corpses upon the plain for you to see, we will retire to bed at the day's end and sleep the night through.
"Let me be clear. You aren't warriors. You aren't martyrs. You aren't messengers. You don't know or understand brutality, terror or hate. But if you dare to attack us again, you will.
"We will teach you."
"The only purpose for which power can be rightfully exercised over any member of a civilised community, against his will, is to prevent harm to others...in the part which merely concerns himself, his independence is, of right, absolute." - John Stuart Mill, On Liberty
RE: 80+ killed in Bastille Day terrorist attack in Nice, France
(07-15-2016 12:52 AM)Tex Pro Wrote: The degenerate left is falling all over themselves trying to say: "This has nothing to do with Islam."
They are like a drunk driver claiming the car crash he caused had nothing to do with booze.
Typical scum.
As for the French, my pity for them has run dry.
As Marie Antoinette said: "Let them eat cake."
Plenty of French are innocent in this. Nearly 50% of them voted for FN. Half of France does not deserve this fate, but such is the failure of democracy.
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RE: 80+ killed in Bastille Day terrorist attack in Nice, France
(07-14-2016 10:40 PM)el mavericko Wrote: Anybody have any insight as far as what the "end-game" is for this part of the elite's plan? They were obviously aware that bringing in millions of undocumented migrants from war-torn third-world Islamic shitholes would lead to increasingly more and more attacks which would inevitably eventually lead to increased rejection of the narrative, civil unrest, and Nationalism growing in popularity.
So where does it all lead? It's obviously not unintentional. That's what worries me the most. What's their next step?
Right. I'm glad a few gentlemen are getting the point.
ISIS / ISIL / DaEsh / Al Qeda are all joint creations between the Gulf States, and...the USA, UK, France, Turkey, and Israel.
The Turkish military has been caught red-handed supplying ISIS. You can watch a youtube video of a sting operation that caught them on-camera with strategic supplies bound for Syria. The owner of the television studio that broadcast the video has been arrested and I believe has a treason charge hanging over his head.
A German MP is on-record for claiming that they're funded by Qatar (also Saudi Arabia).
In Yisrael it is somewhat openly acknowledged that ISIS wounded have been treated at Israeli hospitals, and that the Israeli air-force has provided troops on the ground with air cover against the Syrian government.
Quote:In a speech at the Herzliya Conference, Israel’s military intelligence chief, Major General Herzi Halevy, took Israel’s long-standing position that it “prefers ISIS” over the Syrian government to a whole ‘nother level, declaring openly that Israel does not want to see ISIS defeated in the war.
Things are not as they seem. There is ENORMOUS TREASON afoot.
This is a "controlled conflict" designed to resolve in a specific direction. Your not going to like the way it is designed to go.
My condolences to the next-of-kin of the victims. I hope that the peoples of Europe and North America wake up soon.
RE: 80+ killed in Bastille Day terrorist attack in Nice, France
I suppose that if someone lived in France, and wanted to prepare himself and his countrymen for what his coming, he would want to be doing his own private research on gun-running routes. Most of his countrymen are not armed, and are going to want to be as soon as possible.
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RE: 80+ killed in Bastille Day terrorist attack in Nice, France
Hard to be surprised anymore.
In a few years, these type of attacks in France will be so commonplace that the national news media will barley report on them anymore. They will be referred to as "incidents" and be forgotten quickly. No one will weep for the French, certainly not the Islamists who will really show the French "who is the boss" when their numbers balloon in the coming years.
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RE: 80+ killed in Bastille Day terrorist attack in Nice, France
(07-15-2016 01:47 AM)Samseau Wrote:
(07-15-2016 01:22 AM)Enigma Wrote: "The truck drove" -- this is absurd.
How long before the Western media is brought to terms?
Reading this you'd think a google Truck went haywire and drove through a crowd.
BAN TRUCKS NOW
It's the version of events they're trying to sell, lying by omission like that. It'll work.
European MSM will mention that a truck killed 80 people in a festival at Nice, but will leave out the identity of the driver and dance around the fact that it was a deliberate terrorist attack.
The most popular news sites on the internet, including facebook, will do the same thing.
The only european citizens who will learn that the truck driver was an arab muslim terrorist will be those who ask themselves "who was driving that truck and why did he do it?" and then decide it's worth going through the effort of digging up the answers to those questions on the internet.
Most will see the sanitized presentation of the attack and shrug their shoulders. Say to themselves "tragic, but life goes on. Out of sight, out of mind." Because they never learn the identity of the driver, they never add a data point to their memory that suggests muslims are dangerous.
RE: 80+ killed in Bastille Day terrorist attack in Nice, France
(07-15-2016 02:31 AM)Walker Wrote: ...
Most will see the sanitized presentation of the attack and shrug their shoulders. Say to themselves "tragic, but life goes on. Out of sight, out of mind." Because they never learn the identity of the driver, they never add a data point to their memory that suggests muslims are dangerous.
Don't agree. The MSM exists to push the propaganda of the elites, but the content has little bearing on public opinion.
If you took Soviet Russian propaganda at face value you'd think everyone in the USSR was super happy to be a part of their vibrant, egalitarian and muscular empire. We all know it wasn't so.
The MSM peddles this crap constantly and pushes the ridiculous idea that most of the West is either ignorant or indifferent. It's utter nonsense. Anyone who pays attention to what few comments sections exist on news media sites can sniff the wind and know what's coming down the line.
So why do they bother? Well every time someone here writes a post to the effect of "fuck (nation x), they deserve what they're getting, I have no sympathy, yada yada yada", that there is the elite's MSM getting value for money.
As was said before. Half of France voted to get free of this madness. Don't buy into the MSM bullshit. It exists to demoralise you. Every time one of these mainstream outlets releases a load of shit like this, kindly imagine them not as citizen-journalists but as unelected politburo members with a seat at The Soviet Department for Agitation and Propaganda.
RE: 80+ killed in Bastille Day terrorist attack in Nice, France
Both my Great Grandfather (Army) and Grandfather (RAF) served the British army in various campaigns/actions in North Africa and the Middle East. A story told by them and passed down in my family has always rung true. The crux of it is as follows: After invading or liberating a local village which of course were all Islamic, the ONLY way of maintaining a sense of order with the prisoners or local populace was to de-arm them as much as possible, give the biggest, nastiest local man (or small group) large sticks and a small amount of preferential treatment. They were given fresh water, food, tobacco under the premise that if a fellow Muslim step out of line they were allowed to hand out their form of justice i.e. A severe beating or death. This, invariably worked, and has stuck with me ever since. It echoes techniques through the years since then (and before) where the tribal leaders pre Ottoman, the Ottomans, Assad, Hussein were the biggest, nastiest men who maintained a semblance of control through fear and death to those so radical that they would never conform, it is the ONLY way.
And FWIW, this guy flipped the script. He showed that you can get a massive number of kills as one person, with little planning, and little expense. He was able to pull it off without taking any real personal risks up to the point when he started running people down. When the smoke clears, this one will be a game changer. You're going to see more assholes do this, or something similar with varying levels of success. The question is how do you stop it?
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RE: 80+ killed in Bastille Day terrorist attack in Nice, France
France has had problems with aggressive, uncouth muslims in its borders for decades. Tons of the natives have had personal wakeup calls that motivate them to dig for the truth when tragedies like this happen.
England is like that too.
It's not true for most of europe. Most countries have kept muslim immigration to a minimum for a long time and, in 2015 when the syrian war started, shoved them all in ghettos away from the doorstep of most citizens.
If you live in a neighborhood that's never had muslims in it, and your dose of media hasn't labeled them an enemy, they're just faraway kooky religious people that you don't care about.
Article headline: Shooting at nightclub in Paris. Who did it? Who cares? I don't have an enemy to look out for, so I don't care. Don't click article.
Article headline: Explosion at Brussels airport. Who did it? Who cares? I don't have an enemy to look out for, so I don't care. Don't click article.
Article headline: Truck runs over crowd at Nice. Who did it? Who cares? I don't have an enemy to look out for, so I don't care. Don't click article.
Random coworker says on facebook: Muslims are dangerous, they've committed several huge terror attacks in the last year, stop letting them in, think about deporting them. Jeez, what's his problem? Why does he care so much about muslims?
RE: 80+ killed in Bastille Day terrorist attack in Nice, France
(07-14-2016 09:20 PM)Nineteen84 Wrote: 2 days ago...
and this is bigger.
Note that, on the migrants-invasion thread, Samseau has been attacked, and mocked even, for saying just that, just what, 6 months later, the French head of the local NSA is now acknowledging and saying!
RE: 80+ killed in Bastille Day terrorist attack in Nice, France
(07-15-2016 03:22 AM)Walker Wrote: France has had problems with aggressive, uncouth muslims in its borders for decades. Tons of the natives have had personal wakeup calls that motivate them to dig for the truth when tragedies like this happen.
England is like that too.
It's not true for most of europe. Most countries have kept muslim immigration to a minimum for a long time and, in 2015 when the syrian war started, shoved them all in ghettos away from the doorstep of most citizens.
If you live in a neighborhood that's never had muslims in it, and your dose of media hasn't labeled them an enemy, they're just faraway kooky religious people that you don't care about.
Article headline: Shooting at nightclub in Paris. Who did it? Who cares? I don't have an enemy to look out for, so I don't care. Don't click article.
Article headline: Explosion at Brussels airport. Who did it? Who cares? I don't have an enemy to look out for, so I don't care. Don't click article.
Article headline: Truck runs over crowd at Nice. Who did it? Who cares? I don't have an enemy to look out for, so I don't care. Don't click article.
Random coworker says on facebook: Muslims are dangerous, they've committed several huge terror attacks in the last year, stop letting them in, think about deporting them. Jeez, what's his problem? Why does he care so much about muslims?
Agreed
Not only France, Belgium and several other countries in Europe got far more potential terrorists than France.
And you know what the worst is ?
It's that the real religious fanatics are the converted ones.
I wanna know what are your thoughts against defending your country from an enemy who can be your own neighbour's kid or even from your family ?
Tell them too much, they wouldn't understand; tell them what they know, they would yawn.
They have to move up by responding to challenges, not too easy not too hard, until they paused at what they always think is the end of the road for all time instead of a momentary break in an endless upward spiral
And FWIW, this guy flipped the script. He showed that you can get a massive number of kills as one person, with little planning, and little expense. He was able to pull it off without taking any real personal risks up to the point when he started running people down. When the smoke clears, this one will be a game changer. You're going to see more assholes do this, or something similar with varying levels of success. The question is how do you stop it?
I re-post here, because that (relevant) past post of mine got overshadowed by an excellent, following post by Roosh:
RE: 80+ killed in Bastille Day terrorist attack in Nice, France
(07-14-2016 10:33 PM)El Chinito loco Wrote:
(07-14-2016 09:51 PM)The Lizard of Oz Wrote:
(07-14-2016 07:59 PM)The Lizard of Oz Wrote: The following will do it:
1. Aggressive and intrusive operations inside the worst Muslim neighborhoods; as in, 30-50 special forces guys descending on a supposed "no go" neighborhood and cleaning it up, rounding up and detaining/deporting dozens or hundreds of suspects, known ISIS sympathizers, agitators, etc, killing quite a few of them in the process. Repeated many times.
2. The above followed by very aggressive policing of these neighborhoods. No more "no go" zones, no more free for all. Any mosques, schools, "community centers" and other places of gathering where propaganda was going on are shut down. A policy of zero tolerance for the spread of ISIS ideology.
3. Close the borders, no more "refugees" or "migrants". A substantial portion of current refugees (non-citizens) are deported, especially younger males.
4. A complete military defeat of the ISIS state on the ground, their army destroyed, their leaders and commanders killed, all their territory reconquered.
All of this is easily doable given the political will, it does not require "civil war", "genocide", or even a mass expulsion of all or most Muslims from Europe. The political will is a matter of a few more attacks on the scale of Nice.
It's basically a combination of very aggressive, intrusive and sustained law enforcement at home and military action abroad.
This is absolutely doable, and if there are more attacks on this scale something like it is more or less inevitable.
This is almost word for word how China handles its muslim problem in the western provinces. They combine this with media lockdown which prevents muslim proselytizing and glorification of martyrs after a terror attack too. It's pretty effective overall especially since the islamic militants are even more well funded and trained than the ones you see in the west.
The Chinese didn't give a fuck if it doesn't aligned well with the government agenda, while the western government has so much self imposed restriction before even taking a concrete action to deal with problem like this. France need to be firmed and resolute in its action to stamp out hardcore terrorist from the within, the more inaction by the government the more hardcore terrorists view it as a signal of weakness, more attacks are to come without a doubt.
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