Nero
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http://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/14/world/europe/paris-shooting-attacks.html?_r=0
Apparently this is the result of a coordinated terrorist attack.
Apparently this is the result of a coordinated terrorist attack.
Paris Hit By Multiple Attacks
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Yes and we are too stupid to do any thing,police and border patrol cant cope yet we have several thousand troops sat on there ar£es (not there fault) because we have this thing in the uk about not involving troops in civil matters.
I've been through Calais five or six times during the last months and it is flooded by refugees trying to hop on the train to England. When it gets dark you see them walk in groups next to the highways. It's all very in the open. A large portion of those refugees are young males which is the perfect group for ISIS to blend into until they get where they want. Weapons and explosives are easily obtained from former beyond-the-wall countries.
We'll see more of this, especially since suicide-terrorism officially has entered Europe. But what they forget is that next week this is old news. We're used to terrorism; it does not make us sh*t our pants.
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It sad. What the terrorists are ensuring is that future immigrants ;even if allowed in; would be viewed with extreme suspicion starting hate crimes all over again.
From what I have read in press, quite a few parts of Europe are awash with immigrants from Middle East and the whole demography and cultural scene is changed, which then results in backlash from the locals.
From what I have read in press, quite a few parts of Europe are awash with immigrants from Middle East and the whole demography and cultural scene is changed, which then results in backlash from the locals.
Nero
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Even here in Canada I've been hearing people be very anti-refugee right now especially since our brand new PM said he was going to let tens of thousands of them into our country. It's a legitimate concern but some of the stuff people say goes beyond ignorance.
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I haven't got any issue with refugees. If I had a family and we'd be living in a constant war-zone, like plenty a place in the Middle East, I'd try to secure their future too. However, if you want to stay; accept and adapt. And that's where the problem is situated.
We've for years embraced this multicultural idea which worked well in the past but isn't working at all these days.
We've for years embraced this multicultural idea which worked well in the past but isn't working at all these days.
As aggravating as the French can be, I am not yet in favor of nuking them. Sadly their record of abuse in Algeria may be coming back to haunt them. The late, great novelist Ross MacDonald once wrote a book about a criminal cartel that was terrorizing a county and the title was something like , "on Tuesday, we went' in and killed them all. Civilized nations might just have to band together and do something similar.
Nero
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I've been thinking this ever since we were suddenly wrong for telling people Merry Christmas just because we might offend someone. -_- Political correctness has gone insane.
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Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
I do believe that we (The USA) needs to control immigration a lot more than we do now. Start by calling illegal aliens by what they are and not calling them undocumented immigrants. We need to deport everyone that is in this country illegally. I am not against immigrants in this country but they need to be here legally. They also need to be able to speak English. Too many people want us to conform to these immigrants ways and wishes. If they want things the way they were in their country then maybe they should be sent back there to enjoy it.
Please refrain from using hatred tinted language on this forum. We try to stay civilized and friendly. Writings stay forever...
Nero
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Lol If you think you're country needs to be more in control of immigration how do you think I feel? We're far more lenient.
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Whiskeyman
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Our children and their children will one day, if they have the chance to, curse us for what we're letting happen!
WM
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Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
I think that is one reason that the USA now requires a passport when going to and from Canada. Have not crossed that border in a while but at least that is what I understand.
Nero
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I don't cross it often but that's pretty much the case. I find the guards going into the US are usually more serious and ask more questions than the ones guarding the Canadian border which isn't a surprise.
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