[AmericanCheeseFood]

You know, the guy could have just been upset over ticket prices!

/sarcasm

[Joe 6-pack]

"When an Islamic terrorist (Can I say that? The French called for caution before jumping to conclusions.)"

We are all jaded by American authorities and media who rule out/deny links to terrorism in obvious cases, but the French may actually have a good reason for doing so.

French law does have something roughly analogous to our Miranda rights except in the cases of suspected terrorism and narcotrafficking. In those cases the accused has no right to counsel for the first 72 hours. By delaying the charges that period can be extended giving intelligence and law enforcement authorities to look for co-conspirators, ring activities etc. So yes, it may seem obvious to the world at large that this was an act of terrorism, and it may reinforce the Inspector Clouseau stereotype of French authorities to delay the naming of such, but due to the peculiarities of French law, there may be valid reasons for doing so.

[null and void]

Two different totally independent stories of two separate totally unrelated incidents of mulsims shooting up train mangled together.

[Sacajaweau]

Moroccan....Morocco is 99.9% Muzzie.

[ImNotLying]

Poor terrorist didn’t even have time to yell Allah Akbar before he was neutralized by a couple of brave American military types.

[Hotlanta Mike]

WATCH heroic U.S. National Guardsman Alek Skarlatos talk about French terrorist attack

Read more: http://therightscoop.com/watch-heroic-u-s-national-guardsman-alek-skarlatos-talk-about-french-terrorist-attack/#ixzz3jYA2yh14

[umgud]

The people of France know it was terrorism regardless of what their gov’t says.

[Sasparilla]

...(wait, you’re not allowed to have an assault rifle in France!)...

Liberals here just make things that they have already made “illegal” more illegal by passing more laws that are ignored.

[jpsb]

The author loses all credibility with his "cheese eating surrender monkeys" comment.

"In July of this year, France launched Operation Barkhane, an ambitious counterterrorism initiative spread across five countries in Africa's Sahel and Sahara regions. The mission seeks to build upon the success of the French military intervention that drove al Qaeda-linked jihadi militants from northern Mali in 2013, and comes at a time when the US is expanding its own counterterrorism operations on the continent, setting the stage for what some analysts consider a burgeoning Franco-American alliance in Africa."

https://news.vice.com/article/the-us-and-france-are-teaming-up-to-fight-a-sprawling-war-on-terror-in-africa

[MeshugeMikey]

The first report I heard included the information about the CORPSE having been in the possession of the Gun and a “knife”

I suspect it was his beheading knife

[I want the USA back]

Their gun control laws didn’t work. They need to control ROP’ers - kick them out.

[PAR35]

The French would have helped, but they were digging their white handkerchiefs out of their pockets to wave in the air.