OT: Terrorist attacks in Paris

Madhouse · Post #21 » by **Madhouse** » Sat Nov 14, 2015 1:01 am

UN needs to erase those bastards

kdapiton · Post #22 » by **kdapiton** » Sat Nov 14, 2015 1:06 am

this **** will never end will it?

Toulouse · Post #23 » by **Toulouse** » Sat Nov 14, 2015 1:08 am

Madhouse wrote:UN needs to erase those bastards

It's impossible to eradicate a group such as these nuts. There's nothing that can be done. Nothing.

kyrv · Post #24 » by **kyrv** » Sat Nov 14, 2015 1:21 am

This news made me physically ill. France will have most of the world behind them.

musiqsoulchild · Post #25 » by **musiqsoulchild** » Sat Nov 14, 2015 1:37 am

Toulouse wrote:
Madhouse wrote:UN needs to erase those bastards
It's impossible to eradicate a group such as these nuts. There's nothing that can be done. Nothing.

There is.

The answer has to come from within the Muslim world.

The Deobandi's, Wahhabi's, Ahmedi's , Sunnis, Shias - it doesnt matter. The answer has to come from within.

It is the most painful thing to do - to cut off your own gangrenous toe. But thats what needs to be done.

TyrusRose2425 · Post #26 » by **TyrusRose2425** » Sat Nov 14, 2015 1:39 am

A few things I didn't hear mentioned by the US media:

-There was a bomb threat at the Germany soccer team hotel earlier in the day
-The suicide bombers outside of Stade de France attempted to enter the stadium
-When they realized they couldn't get in, they threw a grenade at the gate
-Oliver Bierhoff(in the management of the German FA) after the game talked about a bomb attack rather than alert at the team hotel earlier. Would not comment further on that
-German TV interviewed fans at the game and one of them claimed to run out of the stadium as soon as they heard the explosion. They saw helicopter and policeman fighting and shooting and then ran back into the stadium

musiqsoulchild · Post #27 » by **musiqsoulchild** » Sat Nov 14, 2015 1:41 am

Blame is irrelavant here. Solutions are much more CRITICAL.

Just imagine - what if some of these crazies get their hands on a nuke.

Its not that difficult. There are several nation states in this world that will sell a nuke to the right buyer, for the right money.

AKfanatic · Post #28 » by **AKfanatic** » Sat Nov 14, 2015 1:56 am

musiqsoulchild wrote:
Toulouse wrote:
Madhouse wrote:UN needs to erase those bastards
It's impossible to eradicate a group such as these nuts. There's nothing that can be done. Nothing.

There is.

The answer has to come from within the Muslim world.

The Deobandi's, Wahhabi's, Ahmedi's , Sunnis, Shias - it doesnt matter. The answer has to come from within.

It is the most painful thing to do - to cut off your own gangrenous toe. But thats what needs to be done.

It's not that simple though. Not in a world where the west has propped up dictators and drawn borders to keep fighting between factions alive. As long as people that feel desperate or treated unfairly exist, terror will exist.

Look at some of the talk in the US. Talk of a war on Christianity. You have preachers speaking of death penalties and taking up arms vs. gays. This talk continues for decades, where does it lead? Some crazy guy in the name of his religion strikes terror and others follow.

DarthDiggler69 · Post #29 » by **DarthDiggler69** » Sat Nov 14, 2015 2:48 am

RememberLu wrote:100 years ago there was a strong movement in the ME for secular, modern & progressive forms of Islam. Unfortunately it didn't take, now this regressive form of Islam is much more politically popular.

Thats because about 100 years ago the Ottoman Empire, their last Caliphate was dissolved, and why they are seeking to build another in whatever way their book commands them to, terror is one of the ways

RememberLu · Post #30 » by **RememberLu** » Sat Nov 14, 2015 2:59 am

DarthDiggler69 wrote:
RememberLu wrote:100 years ago there was a strong movement in the ME for secular, modern & progressive forms of Islam. Unfortunately it didn't take, now this regressive form of Islam is much more politically popular.

Thats because about 100 years ago the Ottoman Empire, their last Caliphate was dissolved, and why they are seeking to build another in whatever way their book commands them to, terror is one of the ways

The Arabs hated the Ottoman Empire though, they wanted independence.

YettiBull · Post #31 » by **YettiBull** » Sat Nov 14, 2015 3:02 am

And our president made a deal with one...smart...

musiqsoulchild wrote:Blame is irrelavant here. Solutions are much more CRITICAL.

Just imagine - what if some of these crazies get their hands on a nuke.

Its not that difficult. There are several nation states in this world that will sell a nuke to the right buyer, for the right money.

TheSuzerain · Post #32 » by **TheSuzerain** » Sat Nov 14, 2015 3:05 am

YettiBull wrote:And our president made a deal with one...smart...

musiqsoulchild wrote:Blame is irrelavant here. Solutions are much more CRITICAL.

Just imagine - what if some of these crazies get their hands on a nuke.

Its not that difficult. There are several nation states in this world that will sell a nuke to the right buyer, for the right money.

Iran is Shia.

DarthDiggler69 · Post #33 » by **DarthDiggler69** » Sat Nov 14, 2015 3:17 am

YettiBull wrote:And our president made a deal with one...smart...

musiqsoulchild wrote:Blame is irrelavant here. Solutions are much more CRITICAL.

Just imagine - what if some of these crazies get their hands on a nuke.

Its not that difficult. There are several nation states in this world that will sell a nuke to the right buyer, for the right money.

I doubt the Sunni's and Shia can ever be friends since they been fighting each other for 1300 years, they probably hate each other more than the US. If Saudi Arabia got a nuke Id be more worried than Iran with a nuke, sunni's terrorists (Al-Queda, ISIS) seem a little more extreme than Shia terrorists

TyrusRose2425 · Post #34 » by **TyrusRose2425** » Sat Nov 14, 2015 3:20 am

DarthDiggler69 wrote:
YettiBull wrote:And our president made a deal with one...smart...

musiqsoulchild wrote:Blame is irrelavant here. Solutions are much more CRITICAL.

Just imagine - what if some of these crazies get their hands on a nuke.

Its not that difficult. There are several nation states in this world that will sell a nuke to the right buyer, for the right money.

I doubt the Sunni's and Shia can ever be friends since they been fighting each other for 1300 years, they probably hate each other more than the US. If Saudi Arabia got a nuke Id be more worried than Iran with a nuke, sunni's terrorists (Al-Queda, ISIS) seem a little more extreme than Shia terrorists

And how often are the terrorists from Iran? If it's not 0 Iranians for the major terror attacks, it is probably very close to that number.

YettiBull · Post #35 » by **YettiBull** » Sat Nov 14, 2015 3:22 am

They could acquire the weapons from Iran. Don't be naive.

musiqsoulchild · Post #36 » by **musiqsoulchild** » Sat Nov 14, 2015 3:23 am

I was referring to Russia, Pakistan ... countries with large nuclear arsenals and rogue generals.

BullsFTW · Post #37 » by **BullsFTW** » Sat Nov 14, 2015 3:23 am

Condolences to all those people from Paris who lost their love ones. Truly sad news.

TyrusRose2425 · Post #38 » by **TyrusRose2425** » Sat Nov 14, 2015 3:26 am

YettiBull wrote:They could acquire the weapons from Iran. Don't be naive.

Iran and ISIS? Yeah okay.

TheSuzerain · Post #39 » by **TheSuzerain** » Sat Nov 14, 2015 3:30 am

YettiBull wrote:They could acquire the weapons from Iran. Don't be naive.

Says the guy acting like Iran is in cahoots with Sunni extremists. You are clearly talking out your ass.

If there is a stray bomb they could get, it's probably in Russia.

aramada · Post #40 » by **aramada** » Sat Nov 14, 2015 3:31 am

TyrusRose2425 wrote:
YettiBull wrote:They could acquire the weapons from Iran. Don't be naive.

Iran and ISIS? Yeah okay.

Not Isis. But they clearly armed and financed Hezbollah and Hamas who also target civilians