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To: freepersup
A magazine reporter calls into printing site and gets the attackers on the line... they admit being paid by al queada.

Then- grocery attacker calls the magazine reporter... tells the mag. reporter that he is working for ISIS... said he shot the 2 cops because he was working with the bros... picked the grocery store randomly, (probably in a panic...) said he shot and killed the 4 hostages at the outset.

WOW!

SOURCE: CNN reporter on the ground interviewing a former French navy SEAL. Not sure what his source was.

382 posted on 01/09/2015 10:36:27 AM PST by freepersup (Patrolling the waters off Free Republic one dhow at a time.)
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To: freepersup

Telegraph:

18.40 French terror expert Amel Boubekeur interviewed the radical creator of the Bettes-Charmont terror cell, Farid Benyettou, at a demonstration, reports Nicola Harley.
She said he was “charismatic” and the group, who she refused to name individually, saw themselves as “freedom fighters”.
Quote They were young people,” she said.
“They felt stigmatised in France for being Muslim and they didn’t know what to do. After that I found some of them went to Iraq.
“Farid was a well dressed, remarkable guy who spoke logically. I can see why they listen to him.
“They were young people who had been rejected by official channels, like schools. They said they felt humiliated by the West. They never spoke of wanting to commit acts of terror but of being freedom fighters and resistant fighters.
“The Kouachi brothers and Amedy Coulibaly are a new generation of radicals. It is easier to get radicalised now on the internet.
“There will be more incidents.”


386 posted on 01/09/2015 10:42:42 AM PST by maggief
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