Posted on 01/07/2015 3:43:52 PM PST by mandaladon
This is just an example of rampant politicization of workplace violence!
/sarc
Yes, we need to start doing stuff like that. Even though it is stupid, superstitious and childish, because that is the type of people we are dealing with.
Will this be the attack that changes things? I keep waiting for that one.
I hope this was it, but I wouldn’t bet any good money on it, I’m sorry to say.
The French Special Gendarmerie are far from the surrender monkeys that people might think. They are well trained, hard line SF guys. I watched them wipe out the little SOB who murdered the Jewish children in Toulouse. He was in his apartment and they put 300 rounds into the place, and probably 30 into him as he tried to climb out the bathroom window.
It was wonderful hearing that on the TV live. I was in Paris watching it, shouting Gittum!
They know there will be no death penalty if it gets to the courts. Make your own conclusions.
Well at least they should be able to get information from the scumbags. How did they know their target(s) would be there for that meeting? Surely they were either directly supported in this operation or at least provided detailed training.
Don't worry, the French don't think they are either
grease up the Guillotine
Start with the one that has a 1 1/2 inch hole in it.
And perhaps the French police should be armed!!
Showing empathy for enemies...
French, my ass. What was the date of their entrance into France from whatever crapistan nation they came from?
Seems I read they were born there.
“deporting” ..?????
ROTFLMAO ..!!!!!!!
Works for me.
I think that is correct. And a thousand in France have gone to fight for ISIS I think I heard too, they should not let any of them in. Heck, boot the families out too.
How did he die? Did the French find some guns somewhere?
At least one of today's killers was sentenced to three years in prison (with 18 months suspended) for trying to join 'Al Queda In Iraq' back in 2008.
I'm reading all this correctly, Cherif Kouachi was also arrested further back in 2005 for participating in a network funneling French jihadists to Iraq but they apparently let him go.
Here's an FR thread from 2005 covering the arrest of Cherif Kouachi:
FR Archives: 'Arrests keep young would-be French militants from Iraqi battlefields'
More are accountable for today's attacks...particularly those involved in betraying the trust of these victims.
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