car hit crowd in Germany

07-04-2018 05:29PM

francis_begbie wrote: »

http://www.united-against-racism.net/dundalk-attacks-united-against-racism-statement/

This is one of the most perverse things I've ever read. What a demented scumbag.

I just read most of it. The person who wrote it is a subhuman piece of sh

vicwatson · 07-04-2018 05:32PM

Matthias Deep Apartment wrote: »

He needed to use words you'd understand perhaps

“Fairly immature response, piss off if you’ve nothing constructive to add.” That was said to me;)

francis_begbie · 07-04-2018 05:36PM

Additionally, while there is all the media hype about returning fighters, I do follow this type of stuff intensely, and barely any of the lone wolf attackers are veterans of the Syrian front. Off the top of my head the November 2015 Paris attackers were, and the Manchester bomber possibly was. But the rest by and large are people radicalised by internet or preachers in their homeland. It's nearly as if the bulk of idiots escaping Syria got an awakening and realised how nuts and pointless the whole fundamentalist thing is.

That said not one of the pricks should ever be allowed come home alive, repentant or not. It's puzzling where they are even hiding. We saw so many relatively high profile cases from the UK- I'm sure in Syria and southern Turkey people of white, black and Pakistani appearance would stick out, it's strange few if any of them have been caught.

Danzy · 07-04-2018 05:37PM

francis_begbie wrote: »

http://www.united-against-racism.net/dundalk-attacks-united-against-racism-statement/

This is one of the most perverse things I've ever read. What a demented scumbag.

Insane

Spanish Eyes · 07-04-2018 05:37PM

The Beggar of Dundalk wrote: »

Guys, how come these attacks never happen in countries like Poland or Hungary? What piece of the puzzle are we missing?

Interesting question.

They are allowed ad infinitum into Germany but are barred from Hungary for example via Orban who stood up to Merkel.

I am sure there are enclaves of Muslims in every country in Europe just the same, but maybe not many NEW entrants. All the more reason you might expect some backlash from the old timers about it in such countries.

Will anything satisfy them having been allowed into countries like Germany? Doesn't seem like it now.

I don't get it either.

Danzy · 07-04-2018 05:41PM

The Beggar of Dundalk wrote: »

These ***** talk so much about 'solidarity'. Where is their solidarity for the victims of the idiotic EU immigration policy?

I wish it was only people like this who get killed in these attacks.

The left has been taken over by insane rich kids

francis_begbie · 07-04-2018 05:48PM

ceadaoin. wrote: »

Posts on Reddit saying that his passport was found on the scene .

The conspiracy nuts will have a field day on that tidbit. How the establishment benefits from staging attacks that simply underline their own failings in immigration policy is anyones guess.

jmayo · 07-04-2018 05:48PM

francis_begbie wrote: »

I will say one thing, the regularity of these seems to be in decline in the last 6 or so months, compared to how many occurred in 2016 and 2017. I can only assume due to the pointlessness of acting in the name of the defunct once mighty caliphate.

Actually the security services are stopping hundreds throughout Europe. You just don't hear about it. Also if you travel in Europe you will notice army guarding major tourist attractions which would be prime targets. It is now French army's biggest pull on resources.
Also noticeable how little people are now shocked by these attacks. Hell more people are discussing a twat from Crumlin and English soccer derbies than yet another slaughter.

07-04-2018 05:48PM

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

Will anything satisfy them having been allowed into countries like Germany? Doesn't seem like it now.

I don't get it either.

TBF, quite a large portion of those who do get in, are grateful for the opportunity to live in a better environment, and don't cause any trouble.

The trouble is coming usually from single males or married men whose wives have stayed outside of Europe. The focus on allowing people in should be that their immediate families (not the whole bloody extended family) should be encouraged to come in with them.

Cut out this thing of allowing the men in until they can find work and make money, and then the family joins them. Since if you look at the articles on those being employed, the women are actually finding it easier to find work than the men. In any case, a man with a family dependent on him is far less likely to go around mowing people down in his car. While single, there's only him to receive any punishment. If he's married, he faces the risk of his family being deported or his wife being proved associated with the crime.

It's the same with the rapes and harassment of women in Europe. In the vast majority of cases where these immigrants were picked up, the men were single or here alone waiting for their wife/children to join them.

So the focus should be on bringing family units in rather than single males.

francis_begbie · 07-04-2018 05:52PM

Auguste Comte wrote: »

Your concern for the victims is touching.

Unlike scumbags like Merkel and the radical left in this country I have every concern for the victims. Some in this country want to put in place a state where lone wolf terrorism and gang rape are a common occurance.

Take a look at this list someone posted in another thread.

https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/12066/germany-rape-crisis

But apparently acquitted rugby players are the real problem.

jmayo · 07-04-2018 05:54PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

TBF, quite a large portion of those who do get in, are grateful for the opportunity to live in a better environment, and don't cause any trouble.

The trouble is coming usually from single males or married men whose wives have stayed outside of Europe. The focus on allowing people in should be that their immediate families (not the whole bloody extended family) should be encouraged to come in with them.

Cut out this thing of allowing the men in until they can find work and make money, and then the family joins them. Since if you look at the articles on those being employed, the women are actually finding it easier to find work than the men. In any case, a man with a family dependent on him is far less likely to go around mowing people down in his car. While single, there's only him to receive any punishment. If he's married, he faces the risk of his family being deported or his wife being proved associated with the crime.

It's the same with the rapes and harassment of women in Europe. In the vast majority of cases where these immigrants were picked up, the men were single or here alone waiting for their wife/children to join them.

So the focus should be on bringing family units in rather than single males.

Eh the focus should be on bringing none in. They come from an incompatible religious ideology. The focus should be on stopingng meddling inf their countries and funding them to better themselves either at home or near home.

Spanish Eyes · 07-04-2018 05:58PM

Someone said his passport was recovered at the scene. I think that also happened with the truck in Nice.

Anyway I always thought that ID cards were the norm in mainland Europe, so I just wondered what is the reason for leaving your passport after killing yourself. Sorry if that sounds insensitive, but AFAIK UK and Ireland are the only countries that do not have mandatory ID cards. Correct me if I am wrong.

Calling card maybe? Foreign passport?

backspin. · 07-04-2018 05:59PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

TBF, quite a large portion of those who do get in, are grateful for the opportunity to live in a better environment, and don't cause any trouble.

The trouble is coming usually from single males or married men whose wives have stayed outside of Europe. The focus on allowing people in should be that their immediate families (not the whole bloody extended family) should be encouraged to come in with them.

Cut out this thing of allowing the men in until they can find work and make money, and then the family joins them. Since if you look at the articles on those being employed, the women are actually finding it easier to find work than the men. In any case, a man with a family dependent on him is far less likely to go around mowing people down in his car. While single, there's only him to receive any punishment. If he's married, he faces the risk of his family being deported or his wife being proved associated with the crime.

It's the same with the rapes and harassment of women in Europe. In the vast majority of cases where these immigrants were picked up, the men were single or here alone waiting for their wife/children to join them.

So the focus should be on bringing family units in rather than single males.

The focus imo should be in helping them in their own countries or neighbouring areas. For example on Syria a safe zone should be created or money should be paid to neighbouring countries so they can let them stay until it's safe to return.

We should have a zero tolerance policy to false asylum applications. Send them back to their own countries if refused asylum in Europe. And if they won't say where they are from hold them in a detention centre until they do. We are far to soft. It's going to destroy Europe as we know it unless we cop on.

francis_begbie · 07-04-2018 06:00PM

Danzy wrote: »

The left has been taken over by insane rich kids

And they wonder why they can't actually get electoral support outside of dole lifers and students. I'd one lad I know who was genuinely baffled as to why I would be offended by non contributing migrants living in council/ subsidised housing in an estate I paid full rent/ mortgage in. He honestly couldn't get that I was so mean spirited that I felt my getting up the crack of dawn meant I regarded myself as more entitled to said house than some jobshy kunt fresh off the boat. These types live off the state and as long as they can get their own benefits they don't see why everyone from anywhere shouldn't also get them.

munchkin_utd · 07-04-2018 06:01PM

The latest is that it’s not terrorist related and it’s a crazy German. Cops are searching his apartment for explosives.

Anyhow, carry on with the anti musilim stuff that is seemingly irrelevant to this incident

francis_begbie · 07-04-2018 06:01PM

munchkin_utd wrote: »

The latest is that it’s not terrorist related and it’s a crazy German. Cops are searching his apartment for explosives.

:pac::pac::pac::pac::pac::pac::pac:

You'd swallow a brick.

07-04-2018 06:03PM

jmayo wrote: »

Eh the focus should be on bringing none in. They come from an incompatible religious ideology. The focus should be on stopingng meddling inf their countries and funding them to better themselves either at home or near home.

Which is unrealistic. They're going to come in as refugees, asylum seekers, or immigrants under the standard system. Going all isolationist is not going to work since Europe is pretty exposed to those wishing to come in, even if you could gain the support to get such measures brought in. Which you won't.

So, stick with what realistic options are available.

And funding their own countries is not going to stop them from wanting to come to Europe or other western countries. There is an image associated with western countries for less wealthy nations... prosperity and opportunity. That won't disappear because you spend a few hundred mill on their countrys development.

vicwatson · 07-04-2018 06:03PM

BBC stating 3 people killed.

RIP. Sitting having a cup of coffee on a nice sunny day and just like that it’s over

Fann Linn · 07-04-2018 06:04PM

munchkin_utd wrote: »

The latest is that it’s not terrorist related and it’s a crazy German. Cops are searching his apartment for explosives.

Anyhow, carry on with the anti musilim stuff that is seemingly irrelevant to this incident

I'd never have guessed it was a 'crazy' German.

BorneTobyWilde · 07-04-2018 06:05PM

Germany asking people not to share images on social media, not to discuss , not to talk of incident online WTF ?

Fann Linn · 07-04-2018 06:05PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Which is unrealistic. They're going to come in as refugees, asylum seekers, or immigrants under the standard system. Going all isolationist is not going to work since Europe is pretty exposed to those wishing to come in, even if you could gain the support to get such measures brought in. Which you won't.

So, stick with what realistic options are available.

And funding their own countries is not going to stop them from wanting to come to Europe or other western countries. There is an image associated with western countries for less wealthy nations... prosperity and opportunity. That won't disappear because you spend a few hundred mill on their countrys development.

As someone else said the Poles and Hungarians don't have a problem being isolationist when it comes to this.

Spanish Eyes · 07-04-2018 06:09PM

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Germany asking people not to share images on social media, not to discuss , not to talk of incident online WTF ?

Big Brother is watching. Damage limitation.

With due regard for those who have lost their lives today for having beer and bratwurst in the sun. Unbelievable.

thebull85 · 07-04-2018 06:09PM

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Germany asking people not to share images on social media, not to discuss , not to talk of incident online WTF ?

Stasi c***s

Auguste Comte · 07-04-2018 06:10PM

francis_begbie wrote: »

Unlike scumbags like Merkel and the radical left in this country I have every concern for the victims. Some in this country want to put in place a state where lone wolf terrorism and gang rape are a common occurance.

Take a look at this list someone posted in another thread.

https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/12066/germany-rape-crisis

But apparently acquitted rugby players are the real problem.

The Gatestone institute

The Gatestone Institute (formerly Stonegate Institute and Hudson New York) is a right-wing[2][3][4] think tank that publishes articles, particularly pertaining to Islam and the Middle East. The organization has attracted attention for publishing false articles and being a source of viral falsehoods.[5][6][7][8] Gatestone was founded in 2012 by Nina Rosenwald, who serves as its president.[9] Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations John R. Bolton is its chairman

07-04-2018 06:10PM

munchkin_utd wrote: »

The latest is that it’s not terrorist related and it’s a crazy German. Cops are searching his apartment for explosives.

Anyhow, carry on with the anti musilim stuff that is seemingly irrelevant to this incident

Anti-Muslim stuff?

Captain Obvious · 07-04-2018 06:10PM

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Germany asking people not to share images on social media, not to discuss , not to talk of incident online WTF ?

Didn't someone say they are looking for two accomplices?

Sonics2k · 07-04-2018 06:14PM

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Germany asking people not to share images on social media, not to discuss , not to talk of incident online WTF ?

It's the same as with shootings in the US. The sick bastards who do these kinds of killings want their image shared around, and it appeals to other psychos who want to do the same thing.

It's not a case of "ignore them", it's a case of "don't feed them".

francis_begbie · 07-04-2018 06:15PM

Auguste Comte wrote: »

The Gatestone institute

Yet every single one of the dozens if not three figure reports of attacks in a given January and February have links to mainstream outlets.

Must try harder.

The Backwards Man · 07-04-2018 06:15PM

Nach Informationen von NDR, WDR und SZ ist der Täter Jahrgang 1969 und Deutscher. Es gebe keine Hinweise auf ein islamistisches Motiv. Der Mann soll in der Vergangenheit psychisch auffällig gewesen sein.

http://www.tagesschau.de/newsticker/liveblog-muenster-101.html#Offenbar-kein-islamistisches-Motiv

My German is a wee bit rusty, but it would appear millions flowing through open borders and mutti Merkel's bloody hands had nothing to with this.

Keep up the good fight though lads eh?

RIP to the victims.

Phoebas · 07-04-2018 06:16PM

thebull85 wrote: »

Stasi c***s

The police often do this so as not to tip off potential accomplices.

A lot of people more than willing to jump to a lot of their favourite conclusions here.

car hit crowd in Germany

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