foetus
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Is this happening?allan harper said:Wonder if the hostages who are giving the throat slitting signs are being told to do it by the captures or they are trying to let the police know what's going on.
Is this happening?allan harper said:Wonder if the hostages who are giving the throat slitting signs are being told to do it by the captures or they are trying to let the police know what's going on.
nimrod said:Balti said:what are the realistic options here?
could they use stun grenades and storm the place in force before the horrible jihadist scum start beheading people?
its a fine balancing act
the last thing they want to do is go in all guns blazing and kill the hostages
I think the thing is to wait, see what develops, patience
if someone IS killed then go in
That's what they've just reported on sky newsfoetus said:Is this happening?allan harper said:Wonder if the hostages who are giving the throat slitting signs are being told to do it by the captures or they are trying to let the police know what's going on.
In their warped minds the idea of martyrdom must be a turn on.nobody can eat fifty eggs said:What do these terrorists want from the situation if you think about it? They want maximum publicity and don't care if they die. The special forces need to act quick.
They will be, they just won't do it via the press.nobody can eat fifty eggs said:What do these terrorists want from the situation if you think about it? They want maximum publicity and don't care if they die. The special forces need to act quick.
ARMED men are holding 40 to 50 people hostage at a cafe in Martin Place in Sydney.
There are reports that two gunman have taken hostages, some of which are standing with their hands up at the windows in the popular Lindt chocolate shop, which has two or three entrances. There is also a black and white flag being held up in a window. It is believed to be the Black Standard, a jihadist flag.
Lindt Australia CEO Steve Loane told news.com.au he believes there are 40 to 50 people inside the cafe, including customers and staff.
A 2GB spokesman confirmed to news.com.au that sources had informed them that the gunman claimed there are devices all over the city and they wanted to speak to the Prime Minister live on radio.
However, 2GB radio host Ray Hadley said on air that the gunman had made no demands, but told police he had complete control over the city.
That makes two of us.Bluemoon115 said:They will be, they just won't do it via the press.nobody can eat fifty eggs said:What do these terrorists want from the situation if you think about it? They want maximum publicity and don't care if they die. The special forces need to act quick.
I think this could end with minimum bloodshed.
Maybe I'm just naive.
Let's hope.mat said:That makes two of us.Bluemoon115 said:They will be, they just won't do it via the press.nobody can eat fifty eggs said:What do these terrorists want from the situation if you think about it? They want maximum publicity and don't care if they die. The special forces need to act quick.
I think this could end with minimum bloodshed.
Maybe I'm just naive.