Posted on 02/26/2015 5:59:35 AM PST by CondorFlight
Since January 15 the French army’s “Opération Sentinelle” has protected 722 Jewish schools and synagogues, some 24/7 even when the establishments were empty.
The operation came to be regarded as too dangerous for the soldiers who were regularly targets of attacks. Over time the men were worn out.
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” it may trigger an “intifada” in France. “
True. After all, it was just Jews being targeted.
stall the inevitable
And therein lies the problem. If there were a rattlesnake nest under my porch I wouldn’t stall. I’d route it out and destroy it.
I am of the opinion that shooting the attackers dead, then sending any of their relatives packing back to their country of origin, would rapidly reduce the number of incidents.
This folks, is not Utopia. It is a perversion of humanity.
...Like at Dien Bien Phu.
It was called "a whiff of grape"...
Horrible! Yet what did the French expect when they started admitting Muslims?
At least they fought nearly to the last, more so with the 2nd parachute infantry regiment without surrendering their arms, and correct me if I am wrong but wasn’t Dien Bien Phu was a bad strategic mistake on behalf of the french higher ups.
duh!!!! Import the enemy and you’ll start being attacked from within. USA is just a couple years behind France (as “our” government continues to bring and let in hundreds of thousands of “immigrants” from IslamoNazi Krapistans). Part of Obama’s “hope and change” for Amerikstan.
Europe in general, but particularly France, is too fat and content to do anything about the growing threat of Islam in their mist. The saving grace for them is that they will be fine. It is their children and grandchildren that will be lined up in orange jump suits for beheading. The U.S. will be only slightly behind Europe unless they completely change course in two years.
IMHO, it seems that virtually all of their military decisions have been more or less screwed up but for those of Charles Martel which, naturally for the French, has historically come to mean the opposite.
...the French army's "Operation Sentinelle" ...came to be regarded as too dangerous for the soldiers who were regularly targets of attacks.No bullets in the guns?
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