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Shooting, explosions in Paris kill 100+, hostages taken

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"They"? Sad,

 

Once the killing starts here like it happened in Paris who will you blame?

 

Truth be told our security agencies have their hands full watching the crazies we already have.

 

With all the politically correct hoops our securty people have to jump thru to protect us, its a miracle we haven't had a mass casualty event.

 

I'm all for allowing anyone from anywhere to come to this great country. However, until someone can show me a fool proof vetting process for a Sunni Muslim im thinking we might want to hold off on mass importation. That's called good old common sense.

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I have 2 friends visiting Paris at this time. We have not heard from them, nor has their family. I know they were planning to attend the Germany/Paris match, but they had no tickets when they got there.

 

Heard from the parents. They are OK. No details, though.

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Heard from the parents. They are OK. No details, though.

:thumb:..

What we need is for the media to shut up. Report the bombing, without all of the eyewitness accounts, without the expert terrorist analysis, and without the fear mongering, then shut it down until the authorities have everything under control.

 

Even then, the media should contain their reporting to make sure those affected, victim or perp, are treated fairly. Make as little of the incident as possible.

 

Terrorists thrive on the attention. This is exactly what they want, and they are getting plenty of in depth attention after this incident.

 

Of course, the profit is in fear mongering. CNN, MSNBC, and Fox News would go under if they were simply reporting the news.

What we need is for the media to shut up. Report the bombing' date=' without all of the eyewitness accounts, without the expert terrorist analysis, and without the fear mongering, then shut it down until the authorities have everything under control. Even then, the media should contain their reporting to make sure those affected, victim or perp, are treated fairly. Make as little of the incident as possible. Terrorists thrive on the attention. This is exactly what they want, and they are getting plenty of in depth attention after this incident. Of course, the profit is in fear mongering. CNN, MSNBC, and Fox News would go under if they were simply reporting the news.[/quote']

 

Aka the Tet offensive when we crushed the Vietcong but the media portrayed us losing.

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Find where they are hiding and training, make sure it's in an isolated area, which most likely that's where they will be, then drop the Mother Of All Bombs.

What we need is for the media to shut up. Report the bombing, without all of the eyewitness accounts, without the expert terrorist analysis, and without the fear mongering, then shut it down until the authorities have everything under control.

 

Even then, the media should contain their reporting to make sure those affected, victim or perp, are treated fairly. Make as little of the incident as possible.

 

Terrorists thrive on the attention. This is exactly what they want, and they are getting plenty of in depth attention after this incident.

 

Of course, the profit is in fear mongering. CNN, MSNBC, and Fox News would go under if they were simply reporting the news.

This!

Same holds true for scumbags that shoot up a school, theater, place of business, etc...

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French fighter jets bombed a series of ISIS sites in Raqqa, Syria, on Sunday in what officials described as a major bombardment.

 

The targets included a command center, a recruitment center, an ammunition storage base and a training camp for the terror group, said Mickael Soria, press adviser for France's defense minister.

French fighter jets bombed a series of ISIS sites in Raqqa, Syria, on Sunday in what officials described as a major bombardment.

 

The targets included a command center, a recruitment center, an ammunition storage base and a training camp for the terror group, said Mickael Soria, press adviser for France's defense minister.

 

Good for France. I like it.

I have a weird feeling France will be doing a little more than drop a few bombs.

 

The time to act is now, it will only get worse from here.

 

God bless America

I'm happy France knows who to hit. I remember those days right after 9/11 when there was so much unknown.

How do we screen them to make sure they aren't terrorist like the attacker in Paris?

 

How do we even know if they are vaccinated, when you join the military you get about 15 shots.

 

How do we pay for them? They sign up for free tax payer benefits?

 

We have homeless Vets on the streets.

 

A friend shared this with me. It answers some of your questions. Seems like a fairly detailed process:

 

http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/2015/nov/15/jeb-bush/jeb-bush-it-takes-almost-year-refugee-be-processed/

So time waiting sorts out if they hate America? Brilliant

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