Shootings in Paris - MOD NOTE UPDATED - READ OP

inforfun wrote: »

This is the guy housing the 2 terrorists.

Cant make out of the report if they stayed with him before or after the attack.
Als the owner of the apartment has been arrested.

Some friend eh. Hope they catch him as well.

"A man from Saint Denis in France to his horror discovered that he offered shelter to terrorists. He wanted a friend a favor, but was saddled with the suspects of the attacks in Paris.

According to news agency AFP is also the owner of the apartment in Saint-Denis, where the suspects arrested in stopped. He told the news agency that a friend asked him whether two friends for a few days were allowed to stay in the apartment.

pray
The house, which was surrounded by police Wednesday morning, is located on Rue du Corbillon number 8.,, I told them that there was no mattress, but they found no problem. They wanted only water and a place to pray. My friend told me that she came from Belgium, "said the man who wished to remain anonymous.,, I was asked a favor and did. I was I not aware that they were terrorists," the man said before he cuffed was taken away by police."

kleefarr wrote: »

Would you not err on the side of caution if something like that was asked of you in the current climate where you are living?
May be he didn't think there would be any risk.
Not the way I would be thinking in that particular situation, especially if I had no idea whatsoever who they were.

Depends on the situation.

I can't say based on his specific situation because I don't know his specific situation. But say a friend put up on his FB "Hey all, two friends have gotten stuck in Paris; their flights were cancelled due to the terror attacks and they have no-where to go, can anyone help them out?", and I had a suitable place for them, I might help them. I think you underestimate the urge to pull together and help fellow human beings out in times of tragedy and chaos - I'm not trying to be a dick with the whole #porteouvert thing, but it is actually a good illustration. The urge was there by the general mass to help each other out. If it was in good faith, no, he certainly should not be punished.

How much more dreadful would it have been for the people of Paris if instead of headlines about people coming together, the trending hashtag had been #doorclosed - I'm inside and hunkered down for the apocalypse and anyone that needs help can swivel.

Nah, Kay Burley is still pretty thick!

kunst nugget wrote: »

That's the default look my dog has. I never realised it was because he was so saddened by world events. I don't think I'll let him watch the news anymore.

he is probably just bottling it all up

have you ever tried just talking to him?

Saipanne wrote: »

Who... who are you even talking to here? What a bizarre post... I don't think I have made a single post regarding troops or bombs or anything like that.

You must have been on the sherry. Admit it.

Sorry....:rolleyes:

I was referring to the post on Vincent Brown and his panel

Not sure why I included you

Bannasidhe wrote: »

The salient truth you seem to miss though is you will die like the rest of us from Fascist bombs and their bullets.

I don't want any black shirts ruling Europe - what ever their ideology, it's same slaughter different 'reasons'.

Ohh yes the converse to your point of view has to be some shirt wearing fascist.

BTW ever heard of shades of grey rather than just black and white ?

ihatemyfish wrote: »

The irony in a lesbian calling for open borders for the very same people that would happily see her hanging from a crane or being thrown 20 foot off a roof in their own countries.

You're a turkey voting for Christmas and do you know what's the saddest thing? You don't even see it.

I think I said that exact statement earlier.

Even if there are very few ISIS supporters or ISIS members in the refugees/migrants, I would bet most of them would not be the most liberal of muslims.
And that means most of them would not be tolerant towards lesbians, gays, atheists, etc.

But I guess they will all be enlightened when they are welcomed into Europe. :rolleyes:

Bannasidhe wrote: »

What fecking open door policies??

Seriously - do some research. There is no open door. There has never been an open door into Europe for Non-Europeans ever mind one of my devising. Even fricking Americans can't stroll in.

You do want what Daesh want. You are doing what Daesh want and you can't even see it.

Ehhh check out Greek Islands and the throngs of "refugees" that ended up waltzing through the Balkans.
Even some of the "refugees" themselves have admitted that nearly half of them aren't from Syria or Iraq.
Of course that little nugget is blasted by the mantra that probably just over half of them are Syrians and Iraqis.

I just love the leaps in logic that the so called liberals make.
I am anti mass muslim immigration thus one has to be nazi who dresses up in certain shirt colours.
I think borderes should be shut, especially our external EU borders so by extension I want what ISIS want.

Oh wait hang on ....
I don't think or believe those who believe in some God or other should be killed purely for that, I don't believe that women should be forced to wear a bag over their head and that they should be stoned for adultery, I don't believe statues should be destroyed, I don't believe people should be punished for listening to music (even if it is shyte) or for having a drink.
I don't believe anyone who disagrees with me should be wiped from the face of the earth.
So please tell me again why I want what ISIS want. :rolleyes:

Wx wrote: »

I wonder how the Yanks will handle the extreme preachers given their constitutional right to free speech?

Homeland security.
They can use that to do what the hell they want.

Carlee Noisy Screenplay wrote: »

I didn't watch the match, but I would say they are bags of shít? I have no idea why they would to that, do you? Why do you imply I would?
...

I can understand how some Bosnians would be pi**ed.
There weren't that many minutes silences when 8,000 men were sold down the river in Srebenica by the UN, US, UK, EU, etc and they were buried in mass graves in the fields.

From working and studying with muslims (of varying degrees of piousness - one was fervent poster in support of killing Salman Rushdie) from Pakistan at the time, they were adamant that the Bosniaks would not have been left to be slaughtered in Europe if they were christians.

The really sad thing is that secular muslims such as the Bosniaks are been replaced with veil and beard wearing nutjobs intend on slaughtering all round them.

Gaygooner wrote: »

Is it wrong I only on my have sympathy for the dog???

I dunno, I also have sympathy for the third person allegedly killed.

Initially reported as a police officer that had been killed, then changed to be a passer-by, now RTE and BBC are only reporting two dead rather than three.

Which is very odd.

or what about the guy in Belguim that was asked to hide kalashnikovs


Where is the intelligence ?