Post: #101

http://www.spiegel.de/politik/ausland/wu...03653.html

Quote:The terrorist militia "Islamic State" announced that train attack near Würzburg had been carried out by one of their "fighters". Evidence that the offender had contact with the IS or the militia attack plans knew does not exist.

As the Hong Kong government chief Leung Chun-Ying confirmed derived four wounded from Hong Kong. Leung condemned the attack and said the victims and their families its condolences.

The "South China Morning Post" reported that among the victims there were a family - father, mother, daughter - and their friend. A fifth fellow traveler of the group, the 17-year-old son had, escaped unhurt, told the Journal.

This case is of course not related to the fact that Merkel let in millions of people with no check who they are.

Post: #102

Its always easy to say what you'd do in hindsight but the fact is, people don't know how to react.

These are normal, non-violent Western people whose brush with extreme violence only occurs in the news or the unfortunate luck of running into a mugger or a random psychopath.

Now with the hoards of third worlders in our midst the game has changed. Those who are slow, scared or unwilling to step up quick and realise what is going on are inevitably going to be victims. Contrary to popular belief most people do not come across violence up close and personal, let alone extreme murderous violence from random strangers.

You're sitting on a bus, train or airplane and in the corner of your eye you see a guy swing a weapon into another person's face.

Now process that.

Now process the reaction of others trying to get away. Who is to say you're next to the action as it goes down? I've tried to fight my way through normal crowds and unless its a crowd of children you are not going anywhere fast and the longer it goes on the messier it gets.

It simply does not process in peoples minds what to do unless you have experience dealing with it.

Post: #103

(07-18-2016 04:13 PM)kaotic Wrote:  

(07-18-2016 04:10 PM)Dusty Wrote:  Crazed lumberjack?

Possible hipster or lumbersexual angry at the world.

How the fuck did they get my photo??

Post: #104

(07-19-2016 05:37 AM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:  Its always easy to say what you'd do in hindsight but the fact is, people don't know how to react.

These are normal, non-violent Western people whose brush with extreme violence only occurs in the news or the unfortunate luck of running into a mugger or a random psychopath.

Now with the hoards of third worlders in our midst the game has changed. Those who are slow, scared or unwilling to step up quick and realise what is going on are inevitably going to be victims. Contrary to popular belief most people do not come across violence up close and personal, let alone extreme murderous violence from random strangers.

You're sitting on a bus, train or airplane and in the corner of your eye you see a guy swing a weapon into another person's face.

Now process that.

Now process the reaction of others trying to get away. Who is to say you're next to the action as it goes down? I've tried to fight my way through normal crowds and unless its a crowd of children you are not going anywhere fast and the longer it goes on the messier it gets.

It simply does not process in peoples minds what to do unless you have experience dealing with it.

Is it that difficult to "process" what you need to do, as a man over 15 years old, if you see a crazed individual swinging an axe at you or your neighbor? You lift your arm(s) and try grabbing the handle or better, blocking the crazed dude's lifted arms... or jump him from behind if you have the chance, whatever... Do you really need more than instinct or a normal dose of will, to do that?

But actually your post is interesting, you do point out true stuff, about the degeneracy of a good part of the current (Western) generation of men...

Anyway, if this crazy terrorist had tried the same stuff in a Russian metro or in Buenos Aires suburban trains, lol, he would have hurt only one person, and then be lynched on the spot. Even women would have stamped on him.

Post: #105

These unexplained attacks are just a small price to pay for all the Muslim geniuses and inventors that will be coming out of the woodwork any day now.

He was probably an honest, hard working victim on the way to his carpentry job, when a crowd of rabid right wing AfD members descended on him with vicious Islamophobia that riled him into a rage and forced him to react.

Rather than discourage these guys who simply axed some folks, we should try to encourage them, like how Obama did with Clock boy.

Cool Axe Ahmed, wanna bring it to the European parliament?

Post: #106

(07-19-2016 06:59 AM)thoughtgypsy Wrote:  Cool Axe Ahmed, wanna bring it to the European parliament?

Wish they would. He can team up with a "torture to death" and "mow down with truck" variety. Those leftist cunts like doing it to us. Would be interesting to see how they like it.

Post: #107

Here's the alleged pic of the akhbarbarian axeman
https://twitter.com/Rita_Katz?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

ps:Help with resizing needed.

Post: #108

He must've grown that beard out FAST

Post: #109

(07-19-2016 09:26 AM)thoughtgypsy Wrote:  He must've grown that beard out FAST

It's a muslim racial ability.

-2 Intelligence.

Once per day may expend one action to grow a beard.

Post: #110

Game saves lives.

Post: #111

http://www.spiegel.de/politik/deutschlan...03717.html

Quote:Renate Künast ist eine langjährige Bundestagsabgeordnete der Grünen, sie war mal Fraktionschefin, Bundesministerin, Spitzenkandidatin und Bundeschefin ihrer Partei. Seit der Nacht zum Dienstag ist die 60-Jährige aber vor allem eine Politikerin, die womöglich zu schnell und zu missverständlich die Axt-Attacke von Würzburg kommentiert hat.


Bereits wenige Stunden nach der Tat twitterte Künast: "Wieso konnte der Angreifer nicht angriffsunfähig geschossen werden????" Am Montagabend hatte ein 17-jähriger Afghane Fahrgäste in einem Regionalzug verletzt, vier davon schwer. Nach seiner Flucht wurde er von der Polizei erschossen.

Tragisch und wir hoffen für die Verletzten. Wieso konnte der Angreifer nicht angriffsunfähig geschossen werden???? Fragen! #Würzburg @SZ

— Renate Künast (@RenateKuenast) July 18, 2016

Leader of the green party in ministerial position tweets:

"Tragic and we pray for the woundeds. Why could the attacker not be shot harmstrung???? Questions! #Würzburg @SZ

Got criticized, even within her own party, backs off a little, states that even though attackers have to be stopped, the use of guns while doing that has to be questioned.

Basically, many important politicians are giving their opinion on whether shooting the attacker was okay or not.

Post: #112

If I truly believed there were 72 virgin smokeshows waiting for me in the afterlife if I killed infidels I might be tempted to get my jihad on. Bang Afterlife.

Still trying to get laid after death is no excuse though.

Post: #113

Is the German media still saying, "The authorities are trying to determine the attacker's motives"? This line is going to end up becoming an unintentional punchline in the media whenever there is a jihadist or similar attack.

Post: #114

Its insane that this 17 old terrorist is one of the "well integrated" ones. He did live with a German host family, got a job and participate in the social life. Then out of a sudden he do a video where he claim to kill people, how he hate Germany and swore his loyalty to ISIS. Germany did take him, help him, host him and provide everything for him. But a snake will be always a snake and many Germans are very naive. We don't control who lives among us, we don't know who enters Germany and all with the knowledge of Merkel and her fanatic refugee welcome soldiers. Radical sleeper cells that just attack random people. Today this refugee smile at you, joke with you and everyone call him one of the good guys. Next moment he slice your throat and your are dead. What consequences will be there? None of course. Ah sorry, of course we have to strength the fight against populist views and right wing people. Control more "hate" speak.

The hope that people "wake up" is an illusion. Those that do so just a few. Those that already think free and rice their voices are ignored. Welcome to the future. The only way to protect us is to stop them to enter, to stop to involve in the middle east or just permanent colonize them and send robots like in Robocop to restore order in the crazy minds of the Muslims. They only understand strength and force.

Post: #115

(07-19-2016 04:16 AM)Sooth Wrote:  Does it worry anyone else that people are becoming desensitized to these attacks? These type of events used to be so rare that they made movies out of them, but now they happen every other week and we crack jokes (which were pretty good by the way).

Laugh or cry, as they say. We should basically already be at war by now. Instead, it's like the Nazis invaded and Churchill and the allies just said "now don't be xenophobic, only a tiny fraction of Germans are killing us, don't give in to hate!".

All we can do is wait on the sidelines, with a perplexed look on our faces, wondering when exactly our side is going to at least pick up the ball. Until then, unless you're actually in these areas, there's little you can do to restore their sanity, and even then.

I generally console myself with my "elastic band" theory. There won't be a gradual transition from left to right in Europe, it will be a sudden revolutionary "snap" as all the pent-up resentment for the oppressive ruling leftist sadomasochists suddenly bursts forth.

People forget that democracies have an inherent instability: no politician "owns" their station, nor will their offspring inherit it, nor do they have any fixed loyalties. They have little invested -- so they will not fight hard to keep it; and they have no fixed & stable leader they are loyal too -- so it doesn't take much of a push to divide and disperse them.

If they keep going down this track, which I no doubt they will, as the bodies of innocent victims (including children) keep piling up, we may very well see a dramatic restoration of the traditional European constitution sooner rather than later.

Post: #116

http://www.heute.de/zweifel-an-afghanisc...65468.html

Quote:German investigators doubt that the perpetrators of Würzburg really came from Afghanistan. The learned ZDF security sources. In his room, police found a Pakistani document.

The video was circulated by the IS-voice Amak afternoon. "I am a soldier of the Islamic State and start a holy operation in Germany," said the man with a knife in his hand in the video.

He said it made threats against Germany and was referring specifically on Germany's presence in Afghanistan. "We have to assume that he has placed at least a point to put his act in the context of IS," Altmaier said of the bombers. "The extent of the IS itself was involved, which must be checked."

  The ax-attacker wanted revenge on non-Muslims, who had his fellow Muslims bring suffering upon themselves, according to the investigators.

Just the beginning.

Post: #117

(07-19-2016 12:07 PM)Uya Wrote:  http://www.spiegel.de/politik/deutschlan...03717.html

Got criticized, even within her own party, backs off a little, states that even though attackers have to be stopped, the use of guns while doing that has to be questioned.

Basically, many important politicians are giving their opinion on whether shooting the attacker was okay or not.

I agree - they could have easily overcome him by throwing cotton balls. (DE: Wattebäuschen schmeißen).

Post: #118

Now now, he just got a little over-axecited.

MSM seem to be forgetting that you don't need to be affiliated with ISIS to want to kill Westerners.

Well off people often live in gated communities with security patrols because they don't want 'the wrong sort' (generally harmless poorer people) around where they live, but we invite followers of a death cult who want to kill us all to live among us and then act surprised when they do exactly what they're taught to do?

There will be a double event soon. These 'refugees' are the globalists' kaiju.

Post: #119

You rascist islamophobes. This wasn't an "axe attack".
He was just busy working on the train car with his phillips head hammer and passengers trying to help hold the framing got their thumbs in the way. All the blood you see were from minor injuries due to the major arteries in the thumbnails.

Post: #120

They're chopping off heads...

Post: #121

(07-19-2016 01:44 AM)1026 Wrote:  Where is good ol' George dubya?

This brings a new meaning to -

Axes of Evil.

Should have listen when hesaid axes of evil.

I think 1026 is the winner. That's hard to top. You prize is a reputation point from me.

Aloha!

Post: #122

Two of the innocent victims of this axe attack, were from Hong Kong, picture below:


http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/...ve-8445573

Sad, and definitely not good for German tourism. Meanwhile, France has lost in one year 50% of its Japanese tourists...

Post: #123

They "discovered" the "boy" might not be from Afghanistan, but from Pakistan. And he may have faked his age and name to increase the likelyhood to enter Germany.
The fact, that the story about the first official ISIS attack in Germany gets burried really fast makes me wonder what all the other German sheeple think.
http://www.welt.de/politik/deutschland/a...eters.html

Post: #124

Some did ask why nobody did stop him, here is the report:

http://www.t-online.de/nachrichten/panor...-weg-.html

Quote:First the attacker had gone off on the friend of her sister, Sylvia, who had not even taken part in the trip, said the Hong Kong newspaper "Apple Daily". "When my mother and my father saw it, they stood in his way and were injured."

The senior public prosecutor had previously described that the culprit had taken with "great force" and "unconditional intent to kill" on the body and heads of his victims.

The 30-year-old friend of the sister and the 62-year-old father are according to the report with serious head injuries in the ICU. The 58-year-old mother and 26-year-old sister were seriously injured. Another sister at the age of 17 years was therefore unharmed.

I have friends from HK and other Asian countries, they really worry about the Muslims. Its hard to understand for them that the government let this happen and bring in millions of savages.

Post: #125

(07-20-2016 03:34 AM)Parzival Wrote:  Some did ask why nobody did stop him, here is the report:

http://www.t-online.de/nachrichten/panor...-weg-.html

Quote:First the attacker had gone off on the friend of her sister, Sylvia, who had not even taken part in the trip, said the Hong Kong newspaper "Apple Daily". "When my mother and my father saw it, they stood in his way and were injured."

The senior public prosecutor had previously described that the culprit had taken with "great force" and "unconditional intent to kill" on the body and heads of his victims.

The 30-year-old friend of the sister and the 62-year-old father are according to the report with serious head injuries in the ICU. The 58-year-old mother and 26-year-old sister were seriously injured. Another sister at the age of 17 years was therefore unharmed.

I have friends from HK and other Asian countries, they really worry about the Muslims. Its hard to understand for them that the government let this happen and bring in millions of savages.

So the Western pussy German men let themselves get slaughtered, while the courageous Asian couple stood up and tried to stop the monster. Why am I not surprised. Much respect to this quite old but valiant couple from HK!

While Western men cowered, old Chinese persons stood up (if I correctly understood Chinese media), in the train:

http://hk.apple.nextmedia.com/realtime/n...0/55381705