Originally Posted by KIIS102:
“ISIS themselves warned Europe, if you let in millions of people then they will send in their own people. Everyone laughed and said "don't be silly". Now we have hundreds of dead people across Europe killed by ISIS fighters who were allowed in.
I'm not at all shocked by these constant attacks, I'm sort of surprised they're not much worse. Now from the idiotic politicians and people who agreed with letting them in, we'll here "we need to adapt to the situation" and "we weren't prepared for the number of people". Same blind thinking after every attack/
Let's see how many European lives ISIS to kill before the Governments realise what they've done. Thank god David Cameron didn't bow to EU pressure and let these people in, atleast we're taking them from UN camps and in control of the situation when they come here.”
Just on the BIBs. Agree, am surprised we have not had more and worse.
Equally I don't feel fearful about the attacks- just cause I AM much more likely to crash my own car.
However I am indignant that even a single life taken by these buffoons. Yes, we will always live/have lived with political violence but this is quite another beast entirely.
After Paris, it's mayor said maybe we have to expect the "new normal" and made comparisons to what people see as normal in Israel ( stringent security & curtailment) , because there is no easy solution. However, what we are seeing unfold today, about individual immigration histories, is beyond ludicrous.
And what concerns the Germans, even the most liberal, is that there will be no foreseeable end to this as even if IS in the Levant is wiped off that Continent, the German state will have a nigh on impossible job of getting it's new citizens content and prosperous enough to avoid getting sucked in by this death-cult.
(Yes all the experts warned of this (incl ISIS), ex-Interpol and ex MI5/ military professionals. Fingers in ears -lalala) Amuses me posters making up stories about detention camps etc when the EU itself has done a Turkish deal to create something similar.
I do have sympathy for the German principles, but I fear they have been totally & vainly misguided.
Good article by German writer in Guardian yesterday opining that what we are seeing, from Merkel et al, is the vestiges of guilt for a fascist past.