Posted on 11/22/2015 3:13:11 PM PST by RummyChick
As Brussels authorities continued to impose a lockdown amid an ongoing search for a key suspect in the Paris terrorist attacks and a major terror threat, police on Sunday night asked residents not to post about the lockdown on social media, for fear that terrorists could use information found there to track where people could be gathering or where police could be conducting raids.
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LOL. Actually not really funny but you have to laugh.
Actually that cat looks cool in that uniform LOL
They should be going house to house eliminating the islamo scum.
They are about to have a press briefing about what went down during “radio silence”.
It looks like no one will be commuting to work or the grocery stores or any where else for a while. They must be stocked up on food and supplies.
Viking kitties are all over the WORLD!
I read about him somewhere earlier today too. I cannot keep up.
I’ve been following the Belgian twitter feeds, viking kitties everywhere.
Oh, I know all about this guy!
Big saber, mean face, scrawny beard - it all equals teeny, tiny dick!
Ryan Heath Verified account â€@PoliticoRyan 47s47 seconds ago Brussels, Belgium
Police say no questions no quotes and that operation is ongoing #Brussels #BrusselsLockdown
justme â€@zante03 1m1 minute ago
#Bruxelles PRESS CONFERENCE
statement
situation still on going
gunfire exchanged
16 arrests
#brussels
#BrusselsLockdown
Yuri Vandenbogaerde â€@Vandenyuri 1m1 minute ago
No guns, explosives or Salah were found. I think we need more cats. #BrusselsLockdown #Brussels #Belgium
George Powell â€@PowellGeorge 52s52 seconds ago
Belgian Prosecutor thanks press and social media users for blackout during operation this evening in Brussels. #BrusselsLockdown #Brussels
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