Post: #76

ISIS claims responsibility

Post: #77

The police is having a press conference now:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y60wDzZt...e=youtu.be

Post: #78

(03-22-2016 05:48 AM)AntiMediocrity Wrote:  

(03-22-2016 05:45 AM)gallia Wrote:  Snip

Why don't you come to Poland man? We talk about Migrants all the time here. There's plenty of positions in corporations for German speakers.

I'm belgian, but that doesn't matter.

I don't feel trapped here, but i'm not ready yet to leave everything behind.

Post: #79

The hubris of people thinking that their police forces being "on highest level of alert" will protect them from terror attacks.

Not even a million elite SAS and GIGN soldiers would be able to protect a country that is infested with traitors and constantly importing its enemies.

Until the political climate changes and supporting the concepts of "open borders" and "multiculturalism" becomes akin to political suicide, nothing else will.

Post: #80

Funny how Belgian media says ISIS claims responsibility, but CNN hasn't brought it up yet.

Post: #81

(03-22-2016 05:55 AM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  The hubris of people thinking that their police forces being "on highest level of alert" will protect them from terror attacks.

Not even a million elite SAS and GIGN soldiers would be able to protect a country that is infested with traitors and constantly importing its enemies.

Until the political climate changes and supporting the concepts of "open borders" and "multiculturalism" becomes akin to political suicide, nothing else will.

That should be a warning to the US what will happen if Trump does not get elected/

Walls work, unfortunately. They always did, and always will.

Post: #82

(03-22-2016 05:53 AM)gallia Wrote:  I'm belgian, but that doesn't matter.

I don't feel trapped here, but i'm not ready yet to leave everything behind.

Ah, sorry dude. Ignorant Englishman that doesn't know flag colour orders here. I'm using mobile, so I didn't double check either. My bad.

Post: #83

(03-22-2016 05:57 AM)AntiMediocrity Wrote:  

(03-22-2016 05:53 AM)gallia Wrote:  I'm belgian, but that doesn't matter.

I don't feel trapped here, but i'm not ready yet to leave everything behind.

Ah, sorry dude. Ignorant Englishman that doesn't know flag colour orders here. I'm using mobile, so I didn't double check either. My bad.

it's all good.

Post: #84

Irenicus Wrote:Walls work, unfortunately. They always did, and always will.

Yep - but my point is that walls are built because the political change I described already exists. The wall is the consequence of political will, not an isolated fact. For example, if USA had the political will (Trump) but no wall, things would still vastly improve simply from allowing ICE to do its job and the elimination of sanctuary cities.

Post: #85

(03-22-2016 05:51 AM)Cataldes Wrote:  

(03-22-2016 05:45 AM)gallia Wrote:  I don't see any change in my twitter or facebook feed.

This isn't going to wake up anyone, they won't even mention it in a couple of weeks.

I've been very vocal about this and the paris attacks to the point that a lot of people who used to be close friends don't even want to talk to me anymore.

All i see is things getting worse very quickly. I had a short discussion about the events with a muslim friend of mine , it's weird , the world upside down : he agreed with my views whilst "my own" people shun me for them.

In most cases it's not the Muslims who are the problem, it's the traitors we have inside.

Yep, the EU has nobody but their wonderful government to thank for this. The same thing that is happening in Europe now has happened in the United States; the government creates a "boogeyman" so the attention can be diverted from the real problem, those at top. The powers that be want Europeans to fight and hate Muslims like the United States government first turned poor Southern whites against blacks and are now using illegal immigrant Mexicans as the new "enemy" now.

There are times I just wish a military coup can just take these people out. Soros, Rothschild, Rockerfeller, etc. need to be taken out and burned in the public square. Meanwhile Israel is going to dance on the graves on Belgium and Paris the way they danced on the grave of 9/11 in New York. They can smell another expansionist war on the horizon and can't wait to give the "talk" to whoever is replacing Obama this November. I smell a rat from a mile away.

Post: #86

Well, it was only a matter of time before my country is affected by those bastards ... Now it's not fiction anymore ... Peace to the victims and their family ... It's only the beginning. Something need to be done ASAP or Europe will become a "Third World Zone" !

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Can't believe Laurie Penny right now. Inconfuckingceivable.

Post: #89

(03-22-2016 05:58 AM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  

Irenicus Wrote:Walls work, unfortunately. They always did, and always will.

Yep - but my point is that walls are built because the political change I described already exists. The wall is the consequence of political will, not an isolated fact.

True. And that is what I wanted to emphasize.

If America builds the wall, it will probably cause a domino effect on Europe (Europeans are not a completely lost cause like many believe here). You know that Europe nowadays is trying to imitate the US in all aspects - cultural (multiculturalism), political (the EU system and so on). Therefore, a political change in the US will cause the same in Europe.

Post: #90

(03-22-2016 05:36 AM)Cataldes Wrote:  I've been considering leaving Europe for a while. I am now convinced it's time to go.

(03-22-2016 04:39 AM)Glaucon Wrote:  I am moving to USA if Trump gets the presidency. I dont want to live EU if its the same as the middle east.

This is NOT the time to go and throw away your country to the invaders. This is the time to band together and get organized. Our countries are not worthless, our corrupt and traitorous governments are.

I know people feel alone and powerless. I do too. We are being deliberately isolated from each other via media censorship so we think it's only us while many people feel this way.

Our governments and institutions have been infiltrated and subverted by hostile groups who are determined to destroy our cultures, our communities and our future. They have been succeeding.

We should respond not with capitulation but with organized resistance. First, we have to really wake up and understand what is going on. We've been conditioned since the day we were born to accept this, to dismiss dissenters as crazy, to not become a conspiracy wacko. Just close your eyes and accept you and yours are being dispossessed and replaced.

I am also still doubting myself, despite being smart and educating myself. So it's normal that most of our fellow countrymen don't see it yet. We have to fight and we have to fight smart.

This is why I am so hopeful about the Trump phenomenon: The same people that control Europe also control America and they want to erase our self-determination and destroy our peoples. We need an American government that does not side with the invaders when we rise up.

We have to organize and we have to fight.

I am in Western Europe. Where is everybody else?

Post: #91

(03-22-2016 05:55 AM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  The hubris of people thinking that their police forces being "on highest level of alert" will protect them from terror attacks.

Not even a million elite SAS and GIGN soldiers would be able to protect a country that is infested with traitors and constantly importing its enemies.

Until the political climate changes and supporting the concepts of "open borders" and "multiculturalism" becomes akin to political suicide, nothing else will.

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Post: #93

(03-22-2016 02:50 AM)Phoenix Wrote:  Over/under on it being those pesky Buddhists again?

"We cannot confirm that this was a terrorist attack"

"But the men raced from the building yelling Allah Akbah"

--- Silence ---

"We cannot confirm that this was a terrorist attack"

--- 12 hours later ---

"Today bombs erupted in a Brussels airport. At this stage there appears to be no known motivation for the attacks".

Also: I'm just going to throw this out there - But how shit are terrorists. I mean, nobody knows who you are, nobody is watching your movements… How can you fuck up a mass attack? I mean, if I was a terrorist, I couldn't imagine it would be that difficult to wipe out hundreds of people. Let's thank our lucky stars that they all must be autistic or something...

Post: #94

(03-22-2016 05:58 AM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  

Irenicus Wrote:Walls work, unfortunately. They always did, and always will.

Yep - but my point is that walls are built because the political change I described already exists. The wall is the consequence of political will, not an isolated fact. For example, if USA had the political will (Trump) but no wall, things would still vastly improve simply from allowing ICE to do its job and the elimination of sanctuary cities.

It's often been said that what's not needed are more laws (the common demand of Leftists) but sufficient funding and resources to enforce those laws that already exist. It just costs no money to pass another stupid law.

God save us from people who mean well. -storm

Post: #95

how long before tourism becomes a bit too dangerous for most people going to Western Europe?

This Summer will be interesting to watch. Sure the EU can make all sorts of claims about increased safety, crackdowns on "terrorism" etc. but 1) they have very little control over their borders so it's easy to get in and 2) these attacks are mostly home grown now so there is a massive fifth column in the EU that isn't going away anytime soon.

Also, if you don't police the banlieus and have lost total control there, then you're increasingly not going to be able to effectively police the nicer parts of these cities (i.e. the touristy areas) too.

Just look at France and what happened after the attacks there - a lot of drama, all sorts of promises by Hollande and the government that "this time it's different"...and now...crickets....and not much has changed...the politicians in the EU basically use these things to "act tough" and score political points, then do nothing. And they are all so far to the progressive left than their hands are tied (willingly tied I might add, as they are mostly a destructive class of people) due to the whole "racism"/"Islamophobia" usual BS.

Post: #96

(03-22-2016 06:10 AM)username Wrote:  

(03-22-2016 06:05 AM)UroboricForms Wrote:  ::snip::

Just a reminder we don't talk about violence against anyone or harming others here on RVF.

Noted and edited. These are tense times.

Post: #97

Overview:
   

Proximity of Subway attack to European Parliament:
   

Post: #98

Globalist playbook:

White guy shoots people near Planned Parenthood: "It's the hateful Christians. White men are dangerous!"

Muslim suicide bombers proclaim their god is great and detonate: "No motive. Islam is peace. Don't politicize this."

Post: #99

(03-22-2016 06:11 AM)Akula Wrote:  how long before tourism becomes a bit too dangerous for most people going to Western Europe?

I'd say for all the major tourist attractions it is way too dangerous right now. This is not to say I think any of the guys in there right now would find it overly dangerous, but someone in-country is, simply put, going to be in a better position to spot a situation or person who is a bit "out of place". Your average Western tourist going in for a few weeks, not a chance; if pickpockets know which places to hang around to hit tourists, I see no reason terrorists would not.

God save us from people who mean well. -storm

Post: #100

Fuck radical Islam. The end.