Post: #26

Rest in peace brothers

Post: #27

(05-13-2019 04:05 AM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  

Patrice Wrote:safari de merde

I bow to the sheer genius and linguistic power of French language... "safari de merde"

Explanation: "safari de merde" literally means "shitty trip", but can also be understood as "a safari on which you explore rectums [instead of wild animals]".

A more accurate translation of "safari de merde" in this case would be "fucking safari".
This guy is really straight forward, i don't think he meant anything else by that.

Post: #28

@ OP. I understand they shouldn't have been killed trying to save insufferable faggots on a fag escapade to Africa but they did understand the risks being in the military and especially the special forces.

In a perfect world good soldiers wouldn't be wasted but it was their role as soldiers and they took it upon themselves to carry it out.

This case reminds me of some other American hostage who was rescued in Afghanistan and it was the second time he was rescued and the second time a soldier was killed I think? The guy did not thank the soldiers for it.

He put himself in harms way and was captured. I say let those fucks rot but the leaders of our countries are too soft to let idiots learn the hard way.

Post: #29

There are some, many actually, unresolved mysteries surrounding this sad case.

When was the Safari zone (and which part of it) updated from Orange (medium-risk zone) to Red (high-risk) on the government website? Are the cached images of the website, true? Why are MSM blatantly and unanimously avoiding any mention of the word Orange, to favor the word Yellow -relatively low risk- (we might guess the answer here: to protect the rescued hostages' reputation)?

Why is the courageous American freed hostage nowhere to be seen? Rumor has it, this hostage was a big CIA asset and, stunningly (as it remains secret), the US special forces reportedly provided vital air support to the assault. The real number of casualties is therefore unknown and rumored to be... high (among the Peuls, especially), as, reportedly, US choppers had to disengage the vastly-outnumbered French-Navy platoon caught under heavy fire on the ground?

More preoccupying: will the Peul ethnic group feel aggravated and retaliate, and where? What exactly will be the total human and material cost of this catastrophic safari-escapade - foolishly carried out by these two wealthy gays?

By the way, the urgency of acting was directly linked to the homosexuality of the hostages. As the African terror group was allegedly about to learn through social media that the hostages were gay, and therefore the gay couple were to be moved to Mali to be burned alive in a cage or some, for Islamist propaganda. Hence the urgency to intervene.

Lessons to be learnt: if one is gay, one should absolutely never come close to an Islamist zone. Also, if some gay is caught as hostage, people on the internet should kindly refrain from publicly unveiling the homosexuality of the hostage, as it would lead to extra cruelty and probable burning of the victim.

Also, hopefully this drama will stop gay sexual predators to travel to impoverished Africa "for safari pics" , not saying it was the case here, but, generally speaking. Gays should not look for cheap ass in extremely poor African destinations, and MSM should denounce this situation (gay or female sexual tourism is never denounced by MSM).

Post: #30

While the death of these two men is tragic they themselves needed to be more situationally aware. They were not drafted into the French army. They actively chose to be a part of it. Any good man should be fighting against these kind of situations instead of signing up to be the hired help.

Post: #31

(05-14-2019 06:29 AM)JCVD3 Wrote:  While the death of these two men is tragic they themselves needed to be more situationally aware. They were not drafted into the French army. They actively chose to be a part of it. Any good man should be fighting against these kind of situations instead of signing up to be the hired help.

I think you are wrong. This is the burden soldiers carry for hundreds years. They died like a warriors.
It´s sad, what kind of situation occured. But makem them guys above all. There´s a higher power accompaning such men, than attention of normal people, plebs. Majority of people are worthless scum, these men are not and that´s because of the path they have chosen. They don´t need to ingratiate to anybody.

What do you suggest, fill car with explosives and blow it in the middle of gay parade?

Anyway, France is lost. Macron deserves to be hanging.

Post: #32

The security guards masquerading as soldiers are what is keeping the clown show going. There is nothing remotely noble about their behavior or the cause they´ve chosen. They are Macron and the globalists lackeys, plain and simple.

If they simply chose to get out of the way France would have a chance. But as long as there are people who will take the money and state sponsored glory that comes with being a soldier it makes it very hard for good to prevail.

Post: #33

(05-15-2019 12:44 PM)JCVD3 Wrote:  The security guards masquerading as soldiers are what is keeping the clown show going. There is nothing remotely noble about their behavior or the cause they´ve chosen. They are Macron and the globalists lackeys, plain and simple.

If they simply chose to get out of the way France would have a chance. But as long as there are people who will take the money and state sponsored glory that comes with being a soldier it makes it very hard for good to prevail.

I understand your point of view, i am a patriot myself and wanted to join the military when I was younger, but my poor eyesight prevented me to do what I wanted, the "commando marine", an elite corps.

Now I'm partly glad that I didn't join, because even if you learn a lot of valuable things in the military, you are actually fighting for the globalists and I can't accept that.

But don't be so harsh on them. Maybe those guys kind of knew that they weren't fighting for the right side but those were warriors and where else in our modern world can they go to live the life that most suit them?
I think this dilemma is what a lot of guys in the police and military are facing now, the visceral need and desire to serve and protect for the common good but actually seeing or sensing on the ground that you are not fulfilling that.

Also some people, if not most, are gregarious people that just can't get the bigger picture, clueless people, even if you try to explain them what's really going on.

Post: #34

I was just in Cotonou, the capital city of Benin, and I didn’t feel safe even in a group of dozens of people with police escort. The thought of going into a zone as lawless as these two idiots did makes my skin crawl.

My prayers for the souls of the two fallen. Heroes that the monstrosity that is modern France needed but no longer deserves.