" Officially " forbidden but you know there are other ways.
What's your point btw ? Are you saying there are 16% of muslims in France and that each one of them supports ISIS ?
This number is complete bullshit and even you know it.
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Terrorist attack at Charlie Hebdo magazine. 12 dead. 11 wounded.
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" Officially " forbidden but you know there are other ways.
What's your point btw ? Are you saying there are 16% of muslims in France and that each one of them supports ISIS ?
This number is complete bullshit and even you know it.
TheContact
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Very cool pics especially that last one. Hope these guys catch them
What's up with the second guy from the right:
Also, those are some thick-ass visors. I'm guess they're not your average riot face shield to keep from getting hit in the face by beer bottles.
Bullet resistant glass. It's designed to stop the wearer from getting shot in the face by small caliber rounds.
BaronLundi
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A suggested cover for the next issue. They would have loved it.
Translation: URGENT - Looking for six cartoonists
The issue will have a 1 million print run. To be compared with the usual 60k.
Translation: URGENT - Looking for six cartoonists
The issue will have a 1 million print run. To be compared with the usual 60k.
Princess Carl
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I still can't believe the got away.
Not at all. In fact I think there is even less than those other numbers quoted (5% to 8%) because this things are really subjective ones (what is a Muslim or not, and what muslim I am).
I don't know if this will actually be the next issue cover but it's great and they would have loved it.
Translation:URGENT - Looking for six cartoonists
The issue will have a 1 million print run. To be compared with the usual 60k.
That's from today's Guignols
EDIT: I liked some of the thing they did on Canal+ today
If you knew who he used to be, you could. But according to wikipedia he changed.
edit: for clarification, this was a guy who said that he felt euphoric after 9/11, started an Arab League, mourned Saddam and went to Lebanon during the war to 'stay' at Hizbollah.
Palette Swap
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Serious papers were also reporting on this. I think it's just a massive clusterfuck for journalists as they feel pressed to give as much live coverage as possible, with sources who are confused themselves.
ComputerMKII
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A suggested cover for the next issue. They would have loved it.
Translation:URGENT - Looking for six cartoonists
The issue will have a 1 million print run. To be compared with the usual 60k.
There's a Guignols de l'Info watermark
Really wasn't sure if this deserved its own thread.
But American media is at it again.
FOX News ofcourse
When discussing the role of the Police in defending against terrorism regarding this shooting in Paris, this small little quote made my jaw litterally (not figuratively) drop.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bI-E-sbJEA#t=617
Video is from the Young Turks: Whole thing is great but right at 10:30 one of the pundits says one of the most revealing things I've heard.
This racism goes DEEP guys.
But American media is at it again.
FOX News ofcourse
When discussing the role of the Police in defending against terrorism regarding this shooting in Paris, this small little quote made my jaw litterally (not figuratively) drop.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bI-E-sbJEA#t=617
Video is from the Young Turks: Whole thing is great but right at 10:30 one of the pundits says one of the most revealing things I've heard.
This racism goes DEEP guys.
Do We even know what color they were, what their skin tone was, I mean what if they didn't look like typical bad guys
Why do you assume only members of right wing hate groups know about your racism? Nice baseless defamation attempt though.
TheContact
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He was in class at the time. He said he saw his name pop up in social media as one of the terrorists and he "turned himself in" to prove that he didn't do anything. Which he didn't. His classmates confirmed he was in class at the time. I don't think he turned himself in for misinformation, quite the opposite he turned himself in to clear things up
Always-honest
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Typical bad guys.
Fuck, I don't know what to say. Just wow.
Roude Leiw
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What's up with the second guy from the right:
Also, those are some thick-ass visors. I'm guess they're not your average riot face shield to keep from getting hit in the face by beer bottles.
yes bullet proof
UnluckyKate
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First time ever both RAID (police) and GIGN (army) tactical group are working together in real life operation. This is big.
They are talking about tracking the night with night vision and heli infrared camera now
Psychotext
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Interesting read.
Wings 嫩翼翻せ
so it's not nice
wow that is some shit...
Yeah, I watched the whole clip now. As someone who doesn't live in the US, please tell me Fox News isn't real? This is some of the worst shit I've seen, smh.
Palette Swap
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Ironically, Fox apparently didn't see what the policeman looked like either. Not that they would actually care one bit about the victims in the first place, mind you.
ComputerMKII
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Charlie Hebdo will launch a call for donations tomorrow: http://www.lemonde.fr/societe/artic...o-sortira-mercredi-prochain_4551899_3224.html
Edit: Also, all the profits will be given to the victims' families (the distributors will renounce their share).
Edit: Also, all the profits will be given to the victims' families (the distributors will renounce their share).
Bam Bam Baklava
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A lot of other experts have theorized that France is a big target right now due to their will to fight extremists in places like Syria, Mali, etc. Not sure where the problem is.
Jimmyfenix
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What the fuck
DataStream
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Apologies if already posted, but I thought this graphic from The Economist was pretty interesting.
gutter_trash
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The state can't ask you for your religion. Or it can't be asked in the context of employment etc.
But polls about religious affiliation in general aren't illegal at all.
ComputerMKII
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Apologies if already posted, but I thought this graphic from The Economist was pretty interesting.
Damn 140 arrested in France alone?
Though the total statistic always surprises me. Are they still counting animal rights activists as terrorists?
I will absolutely be throwing a few dollars their way.
They're quite real and quite aware of the image they represent and who their demographic is.
Forsete
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Weren't these Islamist terror attacks?
London 7 July 2005 - 52 dead, 700 injured
Madrid 11 March 2004 - 191 dead - 2050 injured
Well...the terrorists ones sure.
Miles Quaritch
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Is there a longer clip of that FOX news segment? I'd be quite interested to see how the others reacted to those comments.
fwiw I don't mind them being called terrorists, it's just that it feels weird to lump them together with people who walk into an office building to shoot up two dozen people.
this picture, lol
I can imagine him being pictured as Blofeld is right up there with his most memorable achievements.
also can't stop laughing at the shot of Farage, haha
Good article in the Guardian about an incorrect way to construct the narrative about this horrible event:
Then why would you believe the right winged hate group? How about instead of filling this thread with irrelevant garbage perpetuated by this right winged hate group, you'd take it elsewhere or over a PM.
Then why would you believe the right winged hate group? How about instead of filling this thread with irrelevant garbage perpetuated by this right winged hate group, you'd take it elsewhere or over a PM.
This is just the last 4 years.
The guy has founded a league that is best known for inciting race riots, antisemitic behaviour and holocaust denial. He joined Hezbollah, he has applauded 9/11, he called the Iranian call to Israeli genocide the morally defendable position, started private militias to patrol the streets and the AEL is of course against homosexuality. Has indirectly caused Sharia4Belgium, through Fouad Belkacem who was an AEL member.
(Most of?) The police force apparently retired from Longpoint's wood.
There's now talk of how it wasn't ever sure both fugitives left their car, so they could be pretty much anywhere right now.
BrassDragon
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Still at large, all reports are now second hand because the police itself seems to have gone dark (they're more disciplined and focused than yesterday for sure.) Lots of activity north of the gas station where they were last spotted.
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