Shootings in Paris

[foetus]

Another shooting just now, two cops injured.

in Paris?

 

[dronefromsector7g]

Another shooting just now, two cops injured.

in Paris?

Yes, on Mirror's website.

 

[BlueBearBoots]

Another shooting just now, two cops injured.

in Paris?

Yes, on Mirror's website.

sky reporting its not related to events yesterday

 

[dronefromsector7g]

in Paris?

Yes, on Mirror's website.

sky reporting its not related to events yesterday

Oh that's ok then.

 

[scotty123]

That, as a result of this atrocity, you are terrified and irrational.

Me terrified? you clearly do not know me, it takes a lot more than Islamists running around shooting people to terrify me
It seems to me that a lot of people on here have not quite got the grasp of what radical Islam and their aims are, I will spell it out for you again, THEIR AIM IS TO ISLAMIFY THE WORLD AND THEY WILL NOT STOP UNTIL THEY HAVE ACHIVED IT, that does not mean I am 'terrified' of them, the exact opposite, if they want a war bring it on, I will willingly play my part in fighting them, I might be getting on a bit but believe me I would be right at the front of any war

Well ain't you the hero, do me a favour and stay away from any 'battles' as you are out of your depth. One of the chief aims of acts like today is to provoke reactions like yours but you still fall for it. Every post like yours is another victory for the radicals.

I will spell it out for you, there will not be a civil war in the uk in 20 years as you suggest, as the great majority are not like you or the terrorists of todays tragic events. There is no easy solution but we will find one, and it wont involve you.

Out of my depth you say? how the fuck would you know, do you know me, no you fucking don't so don't judge people you have never met, you havn't got a clue what life I have led or what I have done so butt out

 

[Monkfish]

I am judging you on your posts in this thread, in which you are clearly out of your depth. Care to expand on the civil war post? Who apart from you and a waiter in Rusholme is part of this civil war? I'm all ears.

 

[BillyShears]

So much noise and bluster in this thread it's deeply depressing.

I live about 10 minutes walk from the Charlie Hebdo offices. What happened yesterday is tragic on so many levels. It was an attack not just on people but on the principles of the freedom of the press, an attack on something which should be truly scared, humour, and an attack which will probably signal a hard swing to the right in France, making my life more difficult on a day to day basis.

My own thoughts are with those who survived yesterday's attacks, and with the families of those who didn't. France could learn a lot from the way in which Norway dealt with Anders Breivik in terms treating him like a common criminal rather than a terrorist and giving him as little publicity as possible.

 

[Monkfish]

So much noise and bluster in this thread it's deeply depressing.

I live about 10 minutes walk from the Charlie Hebdo offices. What happened yesterday is tragic on so many levels. It was an attack not just on people but on the principles of the freedom of the press, an attack on something which should be truly scared, humour, and an attack which will probably signal a hard swing to the right in France, making my life more difficult on a day to day basis.

My own thoughts are with those who survived yesterday's attacks, and with the families of those who didn't. France could learn a lot from the way in which Norway dealt with Anders Breivik in terms treating him like a common criminal rather than a terrorist and giving him as little publicity as possible.

I don't think it can go much further right given the recent success of le pen, I'm also not so sure it would anyway, be interesting to see what does happen but I wouldn't rule out this unifying rather than dividing

 

[Citizen of Legoland]

So much noise and bluster in this thread it's deeply depressing.

I live about 10 minutes walk from the Charlie Hebdo offices. What happened yesterday is tragic on so many levels. It was an attack not just on people but on the principles of the freedom of the press, an attack on something which should be truly scared, humour, and an attack which will probably signal a hard swing to the right in France, making my life more difficult on a day to day basis.

My own thoughts are with those who survived yesterday's attacks, and with the families of those who didn't. France could learn a lot from the way in which Norway dealt with Anders Breivik in terms treating him like a common criminal rather than a terrorist and giving him as little publicity as possible.

Some people find it hard to question their own emotions and become blind to reason. Paranoia and terror are constant companions.

Anyway, je suis charlie.

 

[Deleted member 58619]

18 ffs, Feel for the kid, brought up with the wrong people and now this.
Likely to spend his life in prison.

I think the older two did all the killing so he might get away with it.

Eh? If you don't know right from wrong by 18 then there is no hope. Lock him up, throw away the key. Don't feel sorry for him.

agreed, feed him to starving rats, so that he is slowly consumed in his own pain