Syrian passport found on body of 1 of the suicide bombers near 'Stade de France' stadium, police say - AP
False Flag ?
Of course.max steel wrote:Will Charlie Hebdo find satire in this?
Syrian passport found on body of 1 of the suicide bombers near 'Stade de France' stadium, police say - AP
False Flag ?
max steel wrote:Will Charlie Hebdo find satire in this?
Syrian passport found on body of 1 of the suicide bombers near 'Stade de France' stadium, police say - AP
False Flag ?
max steel wrote:Will Charlie Hebdo find satire in this?
Syrian passport found on body of 1 of the suicide bombers near 'Stade de France' stadium, police say - AP
False Flag ?
It does not matter who organized that... This is a good chance to have Revenge and that Revenge should be dropping a nuclear bomb on Mosul. Drop it and let a million Sunni rats die of radiation sickness. Would make Kurdish job in N. Iraq a lot easier.Werewolf wrote:As soon as someone finds passports on terrorist you can beg your nuts off that it is a False flag. Especially when passports are found on "Suicide bombers".
Rodinazombie wrote:https://russian.rt.com/article/130000
Only in russian for now, the french have found a syrian passport amongst the remnants of the suicide bomber that blew himself up by the stade de france.
Forgive me for being cynical, but this reminds me of the 9-11 hijackers passport that was miraculously found in good condition amongst all the rubble and mess of 9/11 after being in a plane that was basically vapourised when it hit the building and blew up.
Dont get me wrong, i dont believe 9/11 was an 'inside job', but the immediate finger pointing and finding of evidence was too scripted for me. It was like they had a script lined up ready for such an event, and the french reaction also feels very 9/11esque.
It also feels strange that he would have a passport when most of these 'refugees' are coming in without any documents, and a potential terrorist you would think would ensure he had no documentation that the authorities could use to identify him by and forestall his plans. But alas, this is just speculation at this stage, nothing more.
It does not matter who organized that... This is a good chance to have Revenge and that Revenge should be dropping a nuclear bomb on Mosul. Drop it and let a million Sunni rats die of radiation sickness. Would make Kurdish job in N. Iraq a lot easier.
I am not joking - that is precisely what I would do if only I got my hands on a Rafale with an A bomb.
max steel wrote:Will Charlie Hebdo find satire in this?
Syrian passport found on body of 1 of the suicide bombers near 'Stade de France' stadium, police say - AP
False Flag ?
Walther von Oldenburg wrote:It does not matter who organized that... This is a good chance to have Revenge and that Revenge should be dropping a nuclear bomb on Mosul. Drop it and let a million Sunni rats die of radiation sickness. Would make Kurdish job in N. Iraq a lot easier.Werewolf wrote:As soon as someone finds passports on terrorist you can beg your nuts off that it is a False flag. Especially when passports are found on "Suicide bombers".
I am not joking - that is precisely what I would do if only I got my hands on a Rafale with an A bomb.
Bidoul wrote:max steel wrote:Will Charlie Hebdo find satire in this?
Syrian passport found on body of 1 of the suicide bombers near 'Stade de France' stadium, police say - AP
False Flag ?
Why? It's been months that there are reports of many "refugees" (which massive flux in itself is an attack, orchestrated directly by IS with complicity of Turkey. They fucking gloat about it all the time) refusing to be taken in photos or to go through proper channels.
Customs authorities all across Europe are seizing "Syrian passports" by the crate, often along firearms. Meanwhile there are countless reports of IS militants "deserting" and leaving Syria and Iraq...
There are likely dozens of cells like this in Europe, if not hundreds, the pathologically insane need to feel good of our politics is gonna kill us all.
This is just a start.
Godric wrote:1500 French have travelled to Syria and Iraq to fight for Isis/Daesh over 200 have returned home to France .... this is what France and Europe is facing well trained and organised 5th columnists
as for those Charlie Hebdo wankers will they be doing another vile cartoon this time of the attacks on Paris .... I wouldn't put against them to do it after all their bottom line is how many euros can they make out of the misery
Charlie Hebdo has been thrust into a crossroads.
In January of this year a pair of fanatical Islamists stormed the office of the satirical magazine and methodically slaughtered 11 people, including then editor-in-chief Stephane Charbonnier.
Much of the world stood in solidarity with the publication, outraged by such a brazen attack against defenseless civilians for the crime of speaking their minds, irregardless of how warped those minds may have been. Russians, like many other peoples, laid flowers in front of the French embassy in Moscow in a show of sympathy and support.
It only took Charlie Hebdo 11 months to show its gratitude for the gesture.
A little over a week ago, Hebdo cruelly and disgustingly mocked Russian vacationers who were blown out of the sky by bearded savages over the Sinai. Those savages were, of course, of the exact same ilk as those who slaughtered the publication's employees themselves.
The Russian government harshly and rightly denounced the mockery. Presidential Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said: 'In our country this would be called blasphemy. It has nothing to do with democracy or self-expression. It is just blasphemy.'
Charlie Hebdo's editor, Gerard Briar - promoted after his boss was slaughtered in January - was quick to defend his offense, stating: 'We are a secular, democratic, and athiest newspaper. The term blasphemy has no meaning for us. The Kremlin is using this to detract attention from other problems.'
Disbelief in God demands disbelief in the Devil as well; and this is where Monsieur Briar runs into a problem. The Devil's existence does not require belief in it by a clique of charlatans in Paris. It never has. And yesterday the Devil turned round on France yet again when he sent a troupe of His faithful on a shooting and bombing rampage throughout Paris that claimed the lives of at least 120 people.
It is now time for Charlie Hebdo to maintain its stated principles and values. It has been given a golden opportunity by the God it doesn't believe in to truly shine - to show the world how absolutely committed it is to expressing its own unique interpretation of free speech.
It is time for Charlie Hebdo to mock their murdered French countrymen. It is time for Charlie Hebdo to cheapen their lives in cartoons. It is time for Charlie Hebdo to rub salt into the wounds of their families and to spit in their tears as they mourn. It is time for Charlie Hebdo to show just how dedicated they really are. Only this time, it may not be bearded, Quran-brandishing barbarians, but rather clean-shaven, snow-white, Catholic Gauls who come knocking.
Monarchist wrote:Syria’s President Assad says Paris attacks result from France’s aiding of rebels
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/assad-says-paris-attacks-result-from-frances-aiding-rebels-in-syria/2015/11/14/287f7576-8adc-11e5-bd91-d385b244482f_story.html
George1 wrote:Monarchist wrote:Syria’s President Assad says Paris attacks result from France’s aiding of rebels
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/assad-says-paris-attacks-result-from-frances-aiding-rebels-in-syria/2015/11/14/287f7576-8adc-11e5-bd91-d385b244482f_story.html
well i think this statement is somehow political motivated. Turkey, Qatar and S.Arabia are the main contributors of Syrian rebels, not France
George1 wrote:Monarchist wrote:Syria’s President Assad says Paris attacks result from France’s aiding of rebels
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/assad-says-paris-attacks-result-from-frances-aiding-rebels-in-syria/2015/11/14/287f7576-8adc-11e5-bd91-d385b244482f_story.html
well i think this statement is somehow political motivated. Turkey, Qatar and S.Arabia are the main contributors of Syrian rebels, not France
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