Paris Terror attack - at least 150 killed
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Isis dont have a Quran because they go against the Quran, if they would follow the Islamic teachings than they wouldn't be Isis.
The hanging woman --- we've all seen the video.
Imagine yourself in her shoes. Hanging by your fingernails while people inside are getting shot.
The good news is that she was rescued and is ok. A miracle in a day of horror.
P.S. Paris was once sacked by the nasty Vikings. It will recover and be better than ever.
Imagine yourself in her shoes. Hanging by your fingernails while people inside are getting shot.
The good news is that she was rescued and is ok. A miracle in a day of horror.
P.S. Paris was once sacked by the nasty Vikings. It will recover and be better than ever.
Here's a scary thought. Niial Ferguson on CNN compared ISIS to the Bolsheviks.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bolsheviks
"Total membership was 8,400 in 1905"
From a total membership of 8,400 in 1905, they took over Russia by 1922.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Revolution
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bolsheviks
"Total membership was 8,400 in 1905"
From a total membership of 8,400 in 1905, they took over Russia by 1922.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Revolution
Now you are blaming the victims for getting in the way of your bombs.
If you drop bombs you are responsible for all you kill, including civilians.
Look at drone strikes, which are supposed to more accurate then bombs and worked by the best intel available.
Yet 90% of the time they are killing civilians.
That's on Obama and the US.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/oct/15/90-of-people-killed-by-us-drone-strikes-in-afghani/
There are at least 12 cases in Afghanistan of the US bombing and attacking weddings since 2001.
That's hardly a way to prove to Afghani's that we are bringing them peace and justice.
They came from that yet there are refugees in Europe complaining about how bad it is to stay in clean shelters - and "threatening" to leave and go back to Syria on their own volition?
Send them back.
Alternate plans can be made. Don't send them back to the war torn city but somewhere else in their home country.
I'll try to put the situation in language TERB may better understand. Playing Captain-Save-A-Hoe on the world stage is just as dangerous as it is on the micro level. You see a hoe in trouble getting her ass beat by her pimp so you step in to provide relief. But then the hoe turns on you and you're in big trouble and you realize that you should have left her alone.
Send them back.
Alternate plans can be made. Don't send them back to the war torn city but somewhere else in their home country.
I'll try to put the situation in language TERB may better understand. Playing Captain-Save-A-Hoe on the world stage is just as dangerous as it is on the micro level. You see a hoe in trouble getting her ass beat by her pimp so you step in to provide relief. But then the hoe turns on you and you're in big trouble and you realize that you should have left her alone.
Another nonsensical post
French is not a race & a caucasian french person can certainly be racist against someone who is not white regardless of birthplace
It's not like 2 white parents suddenly had a child of middle eastern decent
Oh come on, you see news footage of a few aholes and now every syrian migrant is an ahole. Syrians are like any other people, you can find a few aholes if you look hard enough.
If helping was easy then it would not be considered helping. Europe will surely clamp down on syrian migrants now, the 25k that canada has committed to settling is needed now more than ever. If we do in depth background checks, Canada might have the pick of the best candidates, highly educated ones with a young family. This could be our best opportunity to show the world that Canada cares, while at the same time getting the best of the bunch.
And frankly this kind of stupidly happening in the middle east is just an every day occurrence.
The middle east has been nut bar central fo centuries. A suicide bomber in Gaza? Imagine that.
Agreed. The the problem is Trudeau is letting his emotion get in the way of pragmatism right now. There is no need for this artificial deadline of January 1. And I said this well before Paris. What is the point of warehousing them on CF military bases only to send some back? They are not in danger anymore. And won't be any more or less uncomfortable here or there.
My personal preference is about 500 per week over the course of a year. We don't overwhelm ourselves, security checks can be better done and social services will have time to play catch up.
Right now there is a ten year waiting list for affordable housing in this city. And we can expect 10,000 to come here. Where will they go? And who gets bumped for them.
I would rather they have a real chance for success. That means community support and sponsorships. And that takes time.
If that could be done, I'd be in favor of it, but it cannot. The FBI has warned that vetting Syrian refugees is just not possible. What gives you the authority to challenge the intelligence of the FBI on security issues?
If you think Canada will somehow be rewarded by radicals for taking in Syrian refugees you're being naive. I understand wanting to be seen as progressive but this is not the same as championing gay marriage or legalizing weed.
Apparently Trudeau was treated like a rockstar among world leaders (remember when Obama was the world's rockstar?) We don't need rockstars in government, we need competence.
Ottawa, obviously. There are plenty of new condos there and housing is more affordable.
Sure, take 25,000 Syrians.
But take the Syrian Christians and Jews. They are not going to be sympathizing in any way shape or form with ISIS any time soon.
They are the ones who are in mortal danger frankly. Isis wants to KILL these people. The Islamic refugees are not in mortal danger. They don't have to worry about being crucified.
These are the real refugees from Syria, not economic migrants. Do their LIVES not count? Or is it because we are a Jewish / Christian country that somehow taking Jews and Christians who face the very real possibility of death not fit into the equation?
But take the Syrian Christians and Jews. They are not going to be sympathizing in any way shape or form with ISIS any time soon.
They are the ones who are in mortal danger frankly. Isis wants to KILL these people. The Islamic refugees are not in mortal danger. They don't have to worry about being crucified.
These are the real refugees from Syria, not economic migrants. Do their LIVES not count? Or is it because we are a Jewish / Christian country that somehow taking Jews and Christians who face the very real possibility of death not fit into the equation?
OAKLEY – Peel Cops Stop Suicide Bomber
Did Peel Regional Police stop a suicide bomber?
That’s what it looks like.
At 2 a.m. Saturday, just hours after the ISIS attacks on Paris had taken place, Peel Police were involved in a confrontation with a 26-year-old man at Golden Orchard Drive and Grand Forks Road (near Bloor and Dixie).
A source told the Toronto Sun HERE that the man in question was wearing what looked to be a suicide vest. In his hand was something that resembled a trigger device.
Officers shot the man four times. He was rushed to St. Mike’s hospital in downtown Toronto, and is expected to survive. Police say the man appeared to be emotionally unstable.
Another source told The Toronto Sun that the vest was not real. However, the Explosive Disposal Unit was called to the scene to investigate.
The province’s Special Investigations Unit is investigating the incident.
http://www.640toronto.com/2015/11/17/oakley-peel-cops-stop-suicide-bomber/
Did Peel Regional Police stop a suicide bomber?
That’s what it looks like.
At 2 a.m. Saturday, just hours after the ISIS attacks on Paris had taken place, Peel Police were involved in a confrontation with a 26-year-old man at Golden Orchard Drive and Grand Forks Road (near Bloor and Dixie).
A source told the Toronto Sun HERE that the man in question was wearing what looked to be a suicide vest. In his hand was something that resembled a trigger device.
Officers shot the man four times. He was rushed to St. Mike’s hospital in downtown Toronto, and is expected to survive. Police say the man appeared to be emotionally unstable.
Another source told The Toronto Sun that the vest was not real. However, the Explosive Disposal Unit was called to the scene to investigate.
The province’s Special Investigations Unit is investigating the incident.
http://www.640toronto.com/2015/11/17/oakley-peel-cops-stop-suicide-bomber/
Islamists killed people in wheelchairs first and tortured those down by cutting open their stomachs with knives.
British survivor of Eagles of Death Metal concert tells how ISIS terrorists 'tortured wounded victims by slitting their stomachs with knives'
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/british-survivor-eagles-death-metal-6839245
Gunmen 'shot people in wheelchairs first' during Bataclan massacre
As investigations continue into the identity of the ISIL gunmen responsible for the six co-ordinated attacks across Paris on Friday night, those who survived the Bataclan massacre have spoken about the horrific ordeal they went through.
Fifteen hundred fans of the Eagles of Death Metal were packed into the Bataclan theatre when they were set upon by three men armed with explosives and AK47s.
The gunmen reportedly sprayed the theatre with bullets and hurled explosives to signal their terrifying arrival.
9news.com.au warns readers that some may find the witness accounts of the attacks disturbing.
Witnesses told The Mirror that the cowardly attackers targeted people in wheelchairs first.
"They went into a back room and just started shooting them," witness Helen Wilson said.
"Every time anybody tried to get out a guy would start shooting again."
The gunmen circled the music fans, mostly made up of young people, "like vultures" shooting their victims one by one.
More than 80 people were killed and dozens more were injured.
Footage obtained by Le Monde on Saturday night showed those who managed to escape running out of the building, while one woman could be seen dangling from a ledge pleading for help.
One woman who was later rescued could be heard saying "Help, help, I'm pregnant, I'm pregnant, what shall I do?"
Hanna Corbett, 21, was at the concert with her friend Jack Konda and said that at the end of the set they could hear what initially sounded like firecrackers.
"Everyone thought it was the show but then I saw the lead singer's face drop before he ran off stage and the lights came on," she said.
Ms Corbett said she and the people around her in the main standing area near the fire exit all dropped to the floor.
"When the music stopped, there was a haunting silence in between gunfire and I could see blood on the floor. It felt like the shooters were near to us," she said.
"Some of us managed to crawl out but there was just a pile of people by the fire exit.
"We didn't know what we were crawling over. Then when we got out people were just running for their lives."
Mr Konda is Australian and living in Paris as part of a study year.
"When we dropped to the floor, everyone just thought that was it," he said.
"I looked up and saw a guy walking around the perimeter of the room with a gun in his hands. It was such a relief when we got out."
READ MORE: Paris attack survivor recalls 'massacre' at concert hall in emotional Facebook post
Tony Scott and Justine Merton were in the balcony area when the attack began.
"We hit the deck, kept quiet and managed to crawl to an exit amid gunfire," he said.
"There were people opening an exit door and a skylight to the roof. We clambered up and made it to an apartment at roof level.
"There were about 30 of us. We heard gunshots and explosions. It was terrifying.
"Eventually armed police found us and escorted us to safety out of a window and down a ladder to the roof.
"There was blood on the walls and shattered glass and bodies lying on the pavement. It was like a scene from a movie."
Journalist Julian Pearce was at the gig and said the shooting "lasted 10 minutes".
"Ten horrific minutes where everybody was on the floor covering their head," he said.
"The terrorists were calm, determined and reloaded three or four times. They were shooting at people on the floor."
Police first at the scene realised the ordeal was not a hostage situation but rather a race to save those still inside.
Police stormed the theatre as the armed attackers fired more shots and threw grenades.
One of the men was shot dead by police, with the others blowing themselves up moments later.
Those still inside the theatre who had not been killed tended to the injured, using clothing as bandaging.
© ninemsn 2015
http://www.9news.com.au/world/2015/...in-wheelchairs-first-during-bataclan-massacre
British survivor of Eagles of Death Metal concert tells how ISIS terrorists 'tortured wounded victims by slitting their stomachs with knives'
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/british-survivor-eagles-death-metal-6839245
Gunmen 'shot people in wheelchairs first' during Bataclan massacre
As investigations continue into the identity of the ISIL gunmen responsible for the six co-ordinated attacks across Paris on Friday night, those who survived the Bataclan massacre have spoken about the horrific ordeal they went through.
Fifteen hundred fans of the Eagles of Death Metal were packed into the Bataclan theatre when they were set upon by three men armed with explosives and AK47s.
The gunmen reportedly sprayed the theatre with bullets and hurled explosives to signal their terrifying arrival.
9news.com.au warns readers that some may find the witness accounts of the attacks disturbing.
Witnesses told The Mirror that the cowardly attackers targeted people in wheelchairs first.
"They went into a back room and just started shooting them," witness Helen Wilson said.
"Every time anybody tried to get out a guy would start shooting again."
The gunmen circled the music fans, mostly made up of young people, "like vultures" shooting their victims one by one.
More than 80 people were killed and dozens more were injured.
Footage obtained by Le Monde on Saturday night showed those who managed to escape running out of the building, while one woman could be seen dangling from a ledge pleading for help.
One woman who was later rescued could be heard saying "Help, help, I'm pregnant, I'm pregnant, what shall I do?"
Hanna Corbett, 21, was at the concert with her friend Jack Konda and said that at the end of the set they could hear what initially sounded like firecrackers.
"Everyone thought it was the show but then I saw the lead singer's face drop before he ran off stage and the lights came on," she said.
Ms Corbett said she and the people around her in the main standing area near the fire exit all dropped to the floor.
"When the music stopped, there was a haunting silence in between gunfire and I could see blood on the floor. It felt like the shooters were near to us," she said.
"Some of us managed to crawl out but there was just a pile of people by the fire exit.
"We didn't know what we were crawling over. Then when we got out people were just running for their lives."
Mr Konda is Australian and living in Paris as part of a study year.
"When we dropped to the floor, everyone just thought that was it," he said.
"I looked up and saw a guy walking around the perimeter of the room with a gun in his hands. It was such a relief when we got out."
READ MORE: Paris attack survivor recalls 'massacre' at concert hall in emotional Facebook post
Tony Scott and Justine Merton were in the balcony area when the attack began.
"We hit the deck, kept quiet and managed to crawl to an exit amid gunfire," he said.
"There were people opening an exit door and a skylight to the roof. We clambered up and made it to an apartment at roof level.
"There were about 30 of us. We heard gunshots and explosions. It was terrifying.
"Eventually armed police found us and escorted us to safety out of a window and down a ladder to the roof.
"There was blood on the walls and shattered glass and bodies lying on the pavement. It was like a scene from a movie."
Journalist Julian Pearce was at the gig and said the shooting "lasted 10 minutes".
"Ten horrific minutes where everybody was on the floor covering their head," he said.
"The terrorists were calm, determined and reloaded three or four times. They were shooting at people on the floor."
Police first at the scene realised the ordeal was not a hostage situation but rather a race to save those still inside.
Police stormed the theatre as the armed attackers fired more shots and threw grenades.
One of the men was shot dead by police, with the others blowing themselves up moments later.
Those still inside the theatre who had not been killed tended to the injured, using clothing as bandaging.
© ninemsn 2015
http://www.9news.com.au/world/2015/...in-wheelchairs-first-during-bataclan-massacre
The government says they are accepting U.N. refugees, not those migrating thru the Ukraine, etc.
The reward part is not really for me, I only said it because some people need more incentive to do the right thing over and above the satisfaction of doing the right thing.
If it was me, I would revise the number to 50k, when the rest of the world closes it's door, Canada's door is more open.
Background checks are challenging, it will never be 100%, but there are millions of refugees, if we get first pick then just pick the best of the bunch based on information that is available.
There is a saying that the road to hell is paved with good intentions, I am sure you believe that based on your posts, but that is all BS, the road to hell is paved with bad intentions.
