I wonder if Yogi's former countrymen are sharpening stakes yet..........slowpoke wrote:Considering Hollende was at the ball game when shit got real there, I'm expecting his oversize ego to take it personaly that he could have been killed and take appropriate action. With luck when the French go all The Hammer on them the Germans will lose their guilt and follow suite. Match meet powder keg, this coukd make WW2 look like a friendly little tussle...
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In chaotic times you can usually find blowback. Look for people in Muslim dress to start getting bushwhacked in Europe.
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Have considered and rejected several posts.
I feel for the victims, and their families.
It will be interesting to see the French response. If there's one thing they are always willing to do, it's act in their own perceived best interests. The problem is, they're not team players. They've always been willing to sell out the rest of western civilization if they thought that would best serve their interests.
So what they do now is.... important.
I feel for the victims, and their families.
It will be interesting to see the French response. If there's one thing they are always willing to do, it's act in their own perceived best interests. The problem is, they're not team players. They've always been willing to sell out the rest of western civilization if they thought that would best serve their interests.
So what they do now is.... important.
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Have seen a Tweeted report of Muslims in Paris walking around smiling.toad wrote:In chaotic times you can usually find blowback. Look for people in Muslim dress to start getting bushwhacked in Europe.
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You could make the same statement about the Russians. If it turns out this was an ISIS inspired operation, and if ISIS was behind the downing of the airliner in the Sinai.... the "Caliphate" could be in for very interesting times.Greg wrote:It will be interesting to see the French response. If there's one thing they are always willing to do, it's act in their own perceived best interests. The problem is, they're not team players.
...even before I read MHI, my response to seeing a poster for the stars of the latest Twilight movies was "I see 2 targets and a collaborator".
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Just ask the Lebanese who kidnapped a Russian diplomat. If you can find any of them. IIRC, it took almost four days for the diplomat to be returned unharmed, except for a rumpled suit.randy wrote: You could make the same statement about the Russians. If it turns out this was an ISIS inspired operation, and if ISIS was behind the downing of the airliner in the Sinai.... the "Caliphate" could be in for very interesting times.
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Termite wrote:I wonder if Yogi's former countrymen are sharpening stakes yet..........slowpoke wrote:Considering Hollende was at the ball game when shit got real there, I'm expecting his oversize ego to take it personaly that he could have been killed and take appropriate action. With luck when the French go all The Hammer on them the Germans will lose their guilt and follow suite. Match meet powder keg, this coukd make WW2 look like a friendly little tussle...
Hungarians don't much tolerate this shit.
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The gloves are off. France has declared martial law as of a few minutes ago.
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There's barely enough left to go around over here.rightisright wrote:What a fucking shitstorm. Unfortunately, it's just the beginning. Is there any project that supports sending testicles to Europe?
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