Je Suis Paris

[Mustang]

[JayDub]

A very sad day.

[Bixxer Bob]

Mais oui 

[KuzzinKenny]

I'm not good with foreign languages but i think IS translated means  ..................

COWARDLY BASTARDS 

Je Suis Paris

KK

[nickjtc]

I'm racking my brains to figure this out. France has embraced immigration of these people and allowed them to build their own enclaves where, if we are to believe what we read, a white person fears to tread.

Why would they then do such unspeakable things to their hosts??? Talk about crapping in your own bed.......

I fear that this whole 'problem' is not going to end well.

We have been 'lucky' here so far. Unfortunately, our new bleeding-heart Prime Minister and his lackeys have decided to get brownie points with their supporters by fast tracking the immigration of 25,000 so called refugees in to Canada. At our expense.

This 'problem' is not going to end well. I fear for my children's children

[John Stenhouse]

Don't blame the immigrants, they're just like us trying to stay away from these nutters.

Somebody in the van on the way to the classic show at the nec at the weekend made me think, wouldn't the world be a wonderful place if these folk put they're energy into doing nice stuff instead, think what they could achieve.

[KuzzinKenny]

 

KK

[nickjtc]

wouldn't the world be a wonderful place if these folk put they're energy into doing nice stuff instead, think what they could achieve.

+2

[iansoady]

 

me too. The terrorists will have succeeded if we start treating each other with (even more) suspicion.

Vive liberté, égalité, fraternité

[Geoff W]

 .well said that man.

[threepot]

What annoys me is that most of these terrorist are known to the authorities. They've been allowed to leave and return from Syria. But we can't take action to prevent them killing people,because it would be again their human rights

[KuzzinKenny]

You never hear anyone talk about the victims human rights 



KK

[nickjtc]

I fear that each one of us could go on at length about this sorry state of affairs. We have to understand how pervasive the situation is. Yes, the majority of Muslim immigrants are probably very happy to live in their state sponsored housing and to receive their state financial handouts. But it is the thin end of the wedge, imho

Sorry for a rant. I just feel so sad for the families of the victims in Paris.

[John Stenhouse]

A little correction, these folk you are talking about are NOT immigrants, they are refugees, there's a world of difference, try to keep perspective. They're not in Canada or anywhere else through choice, I'm sure they wish they were at home in their own country where they speak the language, know the customs and are amongst friends.

[Bixxer Bob]

Also for the Russian victims of the aircrash.  In world affairs, you sometimes have to team with someone you don't like to combat a greater evil.  The problem is, at the moment, there are layer upon layer of complex relations holding back progress.

Vlad Putin said yesterday that although our (UK / Russia) bilateral relations are not in great shape, it should not prevent us from helping each other with Da'ish  (or Daesh, ISIS absolutely HATE being called that).  More tellingly, during a BBC report from the G20 Summit yesterday, the focus was on the reporter in a side room where representatives were having a break between meetings.  He was summarising the morning's events, but behind him in a corner,  Barack Obama and Vlad Putin - with their respective translators - were having a coffee together and were deep in conversation.  The body language (both sat on the edge of their seats leaning into the other over the table) suggested a deal was being struck.