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(07-15-2016 07:29 AM)Dalaran1991 Wrote:  This attack has undeniable shock and fear values. It really signifies to the French that nowhere and no one is safe anymore.

Nice is usually a quiet beautiful city with not much going on, not like the shit storm Paris had become. And yet still it got massacred.

Just after a police commander massacred in his own home.

Nowhere is safe.

And funny, the French cuck PM just said: France will not yield (La France ne cèdera pas)

What, is he gonna throw love and roses and candles at the terrorists?

Hell Yeah





Think that Paris is shit storm ?

Go in province and watch what will happen

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So I'm watching the news this morning, the reporter says that Nice is a recruiting hub for ISIS. Is this true? Some security talking head also blamed France for Muslims failure to assimilate to Euro culture. And I think I heard a Good Morning America host say the #PrayForNice hashtag will signify to terrorist that they will not win. I turned off my TV.

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I made a post on Facebook about the attacks and it just got deleted automatically without warning.

Be ready to boycott facebook and google.

Shit is getting closer and closer to the fan.

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If the deletions are automatic then posters need to start being creative with the spellings of trigger words. Mooslims, Eezlaam, diport, etc...

Force them to spend money on human censors.

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Driv3r (Driver 3, a video game released over 10 years ago) has Nice, France as a location.

The street drove by the killer is available to drive on, and one mission in Nice has you chase a big white delivery truck down that street in order to hijack it and deliver the car inside.

Spooky and chilling should anyone ever play that shitty game again.

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(07-15-2016 07:29 AM)Dalaran1991 Wrote:  Nice is usually a quiet beautiful city with not much going on, not like the shit storm Paris had become.

Although the city is beautiful on the outside we have the same issues as the rest of the big cities in France: rotten "Banlieues". I would bet the attacker comes from "L'Ariane" in the north of the city.

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I remember reading something awhile back that most jihadists and suicide bombers were frustrated young men with little sexual experience. The imams really know which pool to pull from to do their dirty work. It's from the incel pool who feel they have little to nothing to live for and feel that martyring themselves in a fit of rage will mean something. They aren't really doing it for islam as much as they are doing it in pure spite of the world.

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(07-15-2016 08:53 AM)RaccoonFace Wrote:  

If true, this is simply staggering.

We're all quite aware that prisons are breeding grounds for extremist (read: fundamentalist) indoctrination.

On another note, when that islamofag shot up the gay night club I asked what the hell pay2play gun range owners were supposed to do when faced with a suspicious muslim customer.
Refuse service and be sued?
Provide them with a gun and maybe be killed on the spot?

Imagine the position this latest attack puts truck rental companies in. How, in good faith, can you possibly now rent a truck to muslim? How, legally, can you possibly refuse them?

These things can be picked up for less than two hundred dollars a day. What the ever living fuck are truck rental companies supposed to do now?

p.s. http://www.captainsjournal.com/2016/07/1...in-france/

Quote:I actually heard the “security experts” on one channel (CNN) try to convince listeners that this man must have been a part of a large cell, that one CANNOT get guns in France (forget the Charlie Hebdo event and the Bataclan), and one CANNOT get bombs in France. Period. And that in order to learn to drive like this, you must have had military training, even through SpecOps level.

Seriously. CNN tried to convince people that driving a truck through a crowded street required SpecOps level training. What they were really doing is trying to convince people that the boogeyman was out there somewhere, rather than some radical Muslim who lives among us. They even lamented that this event, like those before it, would push France even more to the right in its politics. It was actually refreshing to listen to CNN (I hadn’t for perhaps twenty years). This is how the other half lives. It requires SpecOps training to drive a truck through a crowded street shouting Allahu Akbar. Seriously. You can’t make this up.

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"Who is the Nice terror attack suspect? Everything we know so far about Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel "

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/07/...ow-so-far/

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Why can't they say he was Islamic? Islam is the religion of peace after all:

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(07-15-2016 04:49 AM)El Chinito loco Wrote:  

(07-15-2016 04:34 AM)72 and sunny Wrote:  Terrorism has been the staple of Western European life since the first time they opened borders in the 1960s.

If anything the stats show that for the past 20-25 years we are living in the time of relative great peace and prosperity comparing to the two decades prior.

What is different this time, however, is the skewed public perception, and trauma of raw images broadcasted in real time, and consequent OMGisms emanating from those who are unclued in the ways of the things.



Large infographic.

This graph doesn't mention that there were many home grown far left terrorist groups running around Europe for 3 decades too such as Red Brigade, Red Army faction, and the IRA. There was speculation that a few were even KGB cold war projects.

This is why terror stats were so high in the 70's and into the 80's.

The 70's was the time when guys like Carlos the Jackal were running around shooting and bombing too.

Black September.

PLA.

Not to mention the various Mossad counter operations after Munich which also ended up with lots of bodies around Europe.


When you take out the non muslim leftist terrorist groups and activities in the 70's-80's i'd argue that muslim terrorism now is at its peak in Europe and getting higher every year.

The Red Brigades, Red Army faction and other groups were part of Gladio, a NATO/western intelligence false flag operations. Just like ISIS today. If you're not fully familiar with Gladio and events like the Bologna train station bombing, you're blue pill.

Quote:Gladio agent Vincenzo Vinciguerra stated, in sworn testimony:

'You had to attack civilians, the people, women, children, innocent people, unknown people far removed from any political game. The reason was quite simple: to force ... the public to turn to the state to ask for greater security."

http://aangirfan.blogspot.ca/2006/12/bol...sm-in.html

(07-15-2016 12:20 AM)BassPlayaYo Wrote:  I was in Paris 20 years ago, my first visit there and what I found surprising was the fact that every garbage can was welded close with trash all over the sidewalk. Terrorism was a problem there then in the form of bombings. What is it about France that terrorist love so much?

the first wave of terrorist events in France in the 90s was mostly carried by Algerian intelligence operatives with the knowledge and support of French intelligence. In other words, those were false flag operations.

Quote: ...GIA leader Ali Touchent, who the Guardian will say is one of the Algerian moles, begins planning attacks in France in order to turn French public opinion against the Algerian opposition and in favor of the ruling Algerian government ...

http://www.historycommons.org/timeline.j...tancy_tmln

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So much for vacationing in France this decade...

Fucking horrible.

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BBC News
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-europe-36799172

Quote:Eyewitness: The 'worst nightmare imaginable'

Posted at
15:05

Simon Coates, a solicitor from Leeds, was cycling with his wife on the promenade in Nice when the attack took place. Speaking to the BBC, he described seeing people with horrific injuries.

"I had been separated from my wife in the crowds. She was behind me and I turned round and followed the path the lorry took checking the people killed to see if she was one of them. I had to check every body and they were so disfigured the only reliable way I could check was to look for her bike and her shoes as most people were not recognisable.

"I saw one woman lying on the ground talking to her dead child, as other people desperately did what they could to save their loved ones.

"As the lorry passed by me a young boy of 10 or so just managed to leap to one side and escape by inches. Tragically dozens of those on foot, young and old alike, were not so lucky. Virtually everyone I saw on the promenade was either dead or beyond real help with truly terrible injuries.

"When I caught up with the lorry it was stationary and an armed policeman was pointing a gun at the passenger side; others were taking cover and getting people away as they suspected a bomb.

"I retraced my steps and thank God I found my wife unharmed at home.

"This is all unbelievably tragic and the whole scene was like the worst nightmare imaginable and I'm not sure if I've really woken up. We're both in a state of shock today. Along the promenade today you can see a screen around dead bodies every 20 yards or so and when I saw all those screens it was clear to me just how bad it was."

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^Every family member of a victim and every witness is going to have a long, hard think about their politics after this.

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(07-15-2016 07:58 AM)HD668B Wrote:  I made a post on Facebook about the attacks and it just got deleted automatically without warning.

Be ready to boycott facebook and google.

Shit is getting closer and closer to the fan.

Same has happened to me. No profanity, threats, or gore in the post. Facebook's algorithms are becoming very aggressive is deleting "inappropriate" material.

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BBC NEWS
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-europe-36799172

Quote:Update on the injured after Thursday's attack

Posted at
15:19

Another update on the injured.

French health officials say 188 patients were taken to hospitals in the Alpes-Maritimes area after the attack.

Of these, 48 are in a state of "absolute urgency", and 25 are in resuscitation.

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The beginning of Chapter 1 of The End of Faith by Sam Harris, written in the days following the 9/11/2001 attacks.

Quote:The young man boards the bus as it leaves the terminal. He wears an overcoat. Beneath his overcoat, he is wearing a bomb. His pockets are filled with nails, ball bearings, and rat poison. The bus is crowded and headed for the heart of the city.

The young man takes his seat beside a middle-aged couple. He will wait for the bus to reach its next stop. The couple at his side appears to be shopping for a new refrigerator. The woman has decided on a model, but her husband worries that it will be too expensive. He indicates another one in a brochure that lies open on her lap. The next stop comes into view. The bus doors swing. The woman observes that the model her husband has selected will not fit in the space underneath their cabinets. New passengers have taken the last remaining seats and begun gathering in the aisle. The bus is now full. The young man smiles.With the press of a button he destroys himself, the couple at his side, and twenty others on the bus. The nails, ball bearings, and rat poison ensure further casualties on the street and in the surrounding cars. All has gone according to plan.

The young man’s parents soon learn of his fate. Although saddened to have lost a son, they feel tremendous pride at his accomplishment. They know that he has gone to heaven and prepared the way for them to follow. He has also sent his victims to hell for eternity. It is a double victory. The neighbors find the event a great cause for celebration and honor the young man’s parents by giving them gifts of food and money.

These are the facts. This is all we know for certain about the young man. Is there anything else that we can infer about him on the basis of his behavior? Was he popular in school? Was he rich or was he poor? Was he of low or high intelligence? His actions leave no clue at all. Did he have a college education? Did he have a bright future as a mechanical engineer? His behavior is simply mute on questions of this sort, and hundreds like them. Why is it so easy, then, so trivially easy—you-could-almost-bet-your-life-on-it easy—to guess the young man’s religion?

From his podcast commenting on chapter 1:

Quote:If you tell me that an airplane has been hijacked or that a pilot of a plane has intentionally flown it into a building or into the ground killing himself and everyone else on board, and you stipulate that this person isn't mentally ill or suicidally depressed, as has happened on occasion, I can tell you what you will hear on the black box, if that black box gets recovered. I can tell you the pilot's or hijacker's last words. Is it because I'm psychic? No. But I will take this bet every time. Why do I know, when you take that black box, you will hear someone screaming Allahu Akbar, because only one ideology on earth is producing this behavior reliably at this point. And that ideology, which I would call Jihadism or Islamism depending on the context, comes directly out of the religion of Islam.

It's crazy to me he wrote an entire book about this right after the first big attacks 15 years ago, foreseeing how dangerous the Jihad movement is (or whatever it's called now).

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(07-15-2016 08:28 AM)Jones Wrote:  Driv3r (Driver 3, a video game released over 10 years ago) has Nice, France as a location.

The street drove by the killer is available to drive on, and one mission in Nice has you chase a big white delivery truck down that street in order to hijack it and deliver the car inside.

Spooky and chilling should anyone ever play that shitty game again.

It's clear that violent video games are to blame for this tragedy

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(07-15-2016 09:46 AM)Mercenary Wrote:  BBC NEWS
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-europe-36799172

Quote:Update on the injured after Thursday's attack

Posted at
15:19

Another update on the injured.

French health officials say 188 patients were taken to hospitals in the Alpes-Maritimes area after the attack.

Of these, 48 are in a state of "absolute urgency", and 25 are in resuscitation.

The public only seems to consider the actual fatalities as newsworthy but I can guarantee a large percentage of the injured will never walk again and their life is forever changed for the worse. I'm talking crutches, colostomy bags, and having to take a cocktail of meds to take away pain so they can function.

The dead in some ways have it easier..they are already dead. Their relatives are the victims in this since their loved ones were brutally murdered.

The living on the other hand have an entirely new hell to look forward to...for decades to come.

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(07-15-2016 09:27 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  ^Every family member of a victim and every witness is going to have a long, hard think about their politics after this.

As much as I'd like to agree with you, critical self-reflection is not a virtue of the modern day leftist.

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(07-15-2016 09:21 AM)Mr. D Wrote:  So much for vacationing in France this decade...

Fucking horrible.

You're far more likely to die vacationing in Mexico, Honduras or the Dominican than in France. Don't cancel or alter any vacation plans in France and the french Riviera on behalf of some shithead muslim dude.