Ah i know the nationality is irrelevant. What i mean is this could very easily be a disgruntled group of French Muslims. They have huge social and racism issues in France, and many other places as well. Integration has failed on a massive scale.
I personally believe the financial crisis and the failure of capitalism for such a huge majority of the world is adding to the disenchantment amongst young immigrants in places like this. Idle hands and all that. They want to hate someone, the internet helps them find a flag to follow.
Read an interesting stat yesterday, there are 9 times more White supremist terrorist attacks in the US than any other type. I think you will see more and more âordinary peopleâ terrorism in years to come. I can see it in Ireland. People are extremely angry and the âthem and usâ gap is increasing. There are more images today of cops beating old people up today in wexford. People have a tipping point. Not in anyway justifying last night, its abhorent. But i can see where it comes from and its not as black and white as many suggest.
You mean not all Muslims are in ISIS? Someone has been telling the public lies. Next youâll be saying not all immigrants and refugees are terrorists.
Mari Reynolds â@mreyn02 14m14 minutes ago
At Gatwick North Terminal. We were Yards away from Armed Police arresting man with "Gun in bag."Mass evacuation . Lockdown in progress still
That is the scary part. The disillusionment in the banlieues is there for a couple of generations. France as a state is highly secular and active as well in North and Central Africa not just the middle east. ISIS or Al Quaeda or whatever you want to call it is a franchise. The perpetrators here are more than likely French born but no doubt trained elsewhere. Practically impossible to secure an entire country. The UK and France are probably foiling attacks like this ever week that we donât hear about. Terrorists only have to get lucky once.
Ah nowhere near it for now. All education stopped for 12 months minimum to drive on the business.
Grief junkies. Thats fucking brilliant.
Could describe a generation of irish people though. My missus gave a very comedic run down one night of our approach to death and funerals. When we arrived home we had 3 pretty close funerals really quickly. It brought home to me how many âgrief junkiesâ (never could quite find a good name for it) we have. Its clearly been passed on to another generation but it just is manifesting itself in a different way.
one thing that needs to be done is the fuckin americans and turks stop acting the cunt in syria and they should alll unite to blow the fuck out of isis