Anonymous wrote:So much for "moderate Muslims". This just showed up on my Facebook from a poster.

" Why do I get this feeling that the perpetrators could have collaboration with the Americans or Israelis to get France on-board their crazy evil plans? Terrorists don't have the capability for such organised operations."

Yes, conspiracy theories exist for everything that ever happens ever.

So much for "moderate Muslims". This just showed up on my Facebook from a poster.

" Why do I get this feeling that the perpetrators could have collaboration with the Americans or Israelis to get France on-board their crazy evil plans? Terrorists don't have the capability for such organised operations."

Reading the account of a Chilean hostage to a Chilean newspaper. He was in a room with 8 more concert-goers and two terrorists. One of them put the ak-47 in his head and asked him if he believed in God and if he was French. He said that he does believe and that he was Chilean. He was spared.

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Anonymous wrote:So, act of war against NATO ally.

Boots on the ground time?

Yes. World War III.

Are you guys heading down to the recruiting station today?

Not the PP but my husband has been fighting these sorts of guys for a decade through countless hairraising deployments. Only regret is not prosecuting this effort in a fight it to win it fashion. We simply have to decide what we are doing here, and then do it. Fight or withdraw. Half gestures are a waste of everyone's time and dedication.

Oh, and you're welcome.

Was he part of the original invasions that created this mess in the first place? In that case, thanks but No thanks. I would have preferred to pay a little more at the pump than radicalize a huge terrorist movement for the sake of oil.

You must be young and ignorant. They've been radicalized for centuries.

That wasn't the point. We would have been better off letting Saddam count his money than having a faction in his place that is actively trying to hurt us. We created this problem...or Bush did? Interpret it however you want, but terrorists were not in Iraq before the war. We set them up really nicely, hell we even gave them weapons and vehicles.

Hussein WAS A TERRORIST

Saddam was a DICTATOR...he was not a terrorist in the same sense that ISIS members are. Saddam was not hell bent on destroying the west. Apples to oranges my friend. Regardless this has already been discussed.

Anonymous wrote:I feel really badly about Paris, like everyone else. But I can't get out the disparity in reaction between this and the Russian plane bomb, for which ISIS takes credit as well. That killed more people, including children. Why didn't the whole world light up for Russia two weeks ago?

because in the hierarchy of victims, white westerners are the most sympathetic. Right now, US-Russia relations are frosty, so doing/saying anything to acknowledge that Russians, too, belong to the human race, is not politik. A planeload of dead russkis, meh. They aren't like us, they don't bleed like us. Possibly asked for it, for all you know. Paris, well, that's different. Can't do it to people who look like us.

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Anonymous wrote:I feel really badly about Paris, like everyone else. But I can't get out the disparity in reaction between this and the Russian plane bomb, for which ISIS takes credit as well. That killed more people, including children. Why didn't the whole world light up for Russia two weeks ago?

You are wrong. Flowers and candles were brought to the russian embassies around the world, even in Ukraine.

I'm not wrong . I never saw anyone change their Facebook profile pages for the Russian flag, or say I am Russia, or anything of the sort. There was NOTHING comparable to what everyone is doing here for Paris.

France is American ally, Russia is not.

So we should feel greater sorrow when 100+ innocent, private citizens of our ally are killed rather than of other countries. I would hope that it doesn't break down along political lines like that.

Did u lose someone? What is with the comparing? Do what you want.

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Anonymous wrote:I feel really badly about Paris, like everyone else. But I can't get out the disparity in reaction between this and the Russian plane bomb, for which ISIS takes credit as well. That killed more people, including children. Why didn't the whole world light up for Russia two weeks ago?

You are wrong. Flowers and candles were brought to the russian embassies around the world, even in Ukraine.

I'm not wrong . I never saw anyone change their Facebook profile pages for the Russian flag, or say I am Russia, or anything of the sort. There was NOTHING comparable to what everyone is doing here for Paris.

France is American ally, Russia is not.

So we should feel greater sorrow when 100+ innocent, private citizens of our ally are killed rather than of other countries. I would hope that it doesn't break down along political lines like that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XF-qH7G9ACI

Good song. Take heart.

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Anonymous wrote:I feel really badly about Paris, like everyone else. But I can't get out the disparity in reaction between this and the Russian plane bomb, for which ISIS takes credit as well. That killed more people, including children. Why didn't the whole world light up for Russia two weeks ago?

You are wrong. Flowers and candles were brought to the russian embassies around the world, even in Ukraine.

I'm not wrong . I never saw anyone change their Facebook profile pages for the Russian flag, or say I am Russia, or anything of the sort. There was NOTHING comparable to what everyone is doing here for Paris.

France is American ally, Russia is not.

Plus it was not determined to be a terrorist attack until many days later.

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Anonymous wrote:I feel really badly about Paris, like everyone else. But I can't get out the disparity in reaction between this and the Russian plane bomb, for which ISIS takes credit as well. That killed more people, including children. Why didn't the whole world light up for Russia two weeks ago?

You are wrong. Flowers and candles were brought to the russian embassies around the world, even in Ukraine.

I'm not wrong . I never saw anyone change their Facebook profile pages for the Russian flag, or say I am Russia, or anything of the sort. There was NOTHING comparable to what everyone is doing here for Paris.

France is American ally, Russia is not.

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Anonymous wrote:I feel really badly about Paris, like everyone else. But I can't get out the disparity in reaction between this and the Russian plane bomb, for which ISIS takes credit as well. That killed more people, including children. Why didn't the whole world light up for Russia two weeks ago?

You are wrong. Flowers and candles were brought to the russian embassies around the world, even in Ukraine.

I'm not wrong . I never saw anyone change their Facebook profile pages for the Russian flag, or say I am Russia, or anything of the sort. There was NOTHING comparable to what everyone is doing here for Paris.

Dear GOD, Glenn Beck has already raised 12 MILLION from his listeners and every DIME will be spent getting Christian Syrians out. Where have you people been?

Not everyone follows Glenn Beck.

not saying these actions weren't humanitarian, however

I understand that. Maybe they should. Perhaps the definitive attitudes of smug liberals needs to be kept in check as well.

By the way? Beck has hired ex-CIA to go and vet each and every one of the refugees he plans to take. And is working directly with the churches because many of the family are in hiding due to certain death if they are found.

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Anonymous wrote:I feel really badly about Paris, like everyone else. But I can't get out the disparity in reaction between this and the Russian plane bomb, for which ISIS takes credit as well. That killed more people, including children. Why didn't the whole world light up for Russia two weeks ago?

You are wrong. Flowers and candles were brought to the russian embassies around the world, even in Ukraine.

I'm not wrong . I never saw anyone change their Facebook profile pages for the Russian flag, or say I am Russia, or anything of the sort. There was NOTHING comparable to what everyone is doing here for Paris.

Dear GOD, Glenn Beck has already raised 12 MILLION from his listeners and every DIME will be spent getting Christian Syrians out. Where have you people been?

Not everyone follows Glenn Beck.

not saying these actions weren't humanitarian, however

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Anonymous wrote:I feel really badly about Paris, like everyone else. But I can't get out the disparity in reaction between this and the Russian plane bomb, for which ISIS takes credit as well. That killed more people, including children. Why didn't the whole world light up for Russia two weeks ago?

You are wrong. Flowers and candles were brought to the russian embassies around the world, even in Ukraine.

I'm not wrong . I never saw anyone change their Facebook profile pages for the Russian flag, or say I am Russia, or anything of the sort. There was NOTHING comparable to what everyone is doing here for Paris.

Dear GOD, Glenn Beck has already raised 12 MILLION from his listeners and every DIME will be spent getting Christian Syrians out. Where have you people been?

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Anonymous wrote:So, act of war against NATO ally.

Boots on the ground time?

Yes. World War III.

Are you guys heading down to the recruiting station today?

Not the PP but my husband has been fighting these sorts of guys for a decade through countless hairraising deployments. Only regret is not prosecuting this effort in a fight it to win it fashion. We simply have to decide what we are doing here, and then do it. Fight or withdraw. Half gestures are a waste of everyone's time and dedication.

Oh, and you're welcome.

Was he part of the original invasions that created this mess in the first place? In that case, thanks but No thanks. I would have preferred to pay a little more at the pump than radicalize a huge terrorist movement for the sake of oil.

You must be young and ignorant. They've been radicalized for centuries.

That wasn't the point. We would have been better off letting Saddam count his money than having a faction in his place that is actively trying to hurt us. We created this problem...or Bush did? Interpret it however you want, but terrorists were not in Iraq before the war. We set them up really nicely, hell we even gave them weapons and vehicles.

Hussein WAS A TERRORIST

How many attacks this week in other counties had higher death counts that we will never hear about.

No one should suffer.