Europe, Boring Until it's Not

[Okeefenokee]

I am not sure if you realize this, but Europe has been under steady terror attacks for over a year now..

And yet it is still showing no sign of falling to Islam as your narrative would like to assert.

You aren't falling. You've already surrendered.

[C-Mag]

Still no evidence to prove this is related to Islamic terrorism but if it is as seems likely it is still a rare occurrence and not some indication of the end of civilisation and the rule of law.
Don't be a dick CM, I never said there was no threat of an Islamic attack, I said there are no no-go areas and no Sharia law which is not the same thing.
The police have not released any details of the identity of the lone attacker yet so although likely it is still speculation to assume he was a Muslim.

By the way there was a bomb attack aimed at killing police officers in Northern Ireland last night.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-39350435
There was no speculation from the BBC about the identity or motives of this attack either even though it is likely to be Catholic Republicans. This is how a responsible media conducts itself.

My post was satirical, or it can be viewed as being a dick.
In todays world, Islamic violence in Europe is going to grab more headlines than the IRA. Just the way it is. Doesn't make IRA Saints.

Anyway, here's the latest
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/ho ... 44626.html
Headline
Abu Izzadeen: Man 'behind London terror attack' called for murder of police and politicians
Born Trevor Brooks in Hackney, Izzadeen was well known for funding, glorifying and helping organise acts of terror years before the incident at Parliament

He has his own Wiki page
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abu_Izzadeen

[Alexander PhiAlipson]

Anyway, here's the latest
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/ho ... 44626.html
Headline
Abu Izzadeen: Man 'behind London terror attack' called for murder of police and politicians
Born Trevor Brooks in Hackney, Izzadeen was well known for funding, glorifying and helping organise acts of terror years before the incident at Parliament

He has his own Wiki page
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abu_Izzadeen

It certainly looks like him, but apparently he's in jail. SKY News says the cops know who the guy was, but they aren't saying.
http://heavy.com/news/2017/03/abu-izzad ... rism-name/

[Otern]

And yet it is still showing no sign of falling to Islam as your narrative would like to assert.

You aren't falling. You've already surrendered.

No. He's actually pretty rational.

We all know these kinds of attacks will keep on happening. They will keep happening if countries take in a lot of muslims, and they'll keep happening if countries stop taking in muslims. And they will not be a credible threat in our daily lives either way, since the chance of stumbling into a rampaging muslim is pretty slim.

What's interesting is not the terrorist acts in themselves, but our reaction to it. This recent attack will lead to two things;
1: People getting further pissed off at muslims as a group. Anti immigration parties will get more votes, and mainstream parties might adopt some of their rhetoric and politics.

2: Authorities, either national, or on the EU level pushing some more "security measures" that will fuck up everything for all of us, muslims, and non-muslims alike.


And none of these things will actually solve the issue. Reduced immigration from muslim countries will have some positive effect, but it's symptom treatment of a deceased Europe, rather than the cure. Because a lot of the reason many muslims get radicalized, are the exact same reason the other men of Europe get radicalized, even though the radicalized muslim is a greater individual threat, the mass radicalization of young men across Europe sees no end.

A Europe without muslims, is still on a path of totally fucked up. The islamic terrorism is just the flashy thing that gets all of our attention, and derails any attempt to fix it.

[TheReal_ND]

They are already talking again in the senate about what we need to do about ISIS. It's kind of ridiculous.

[SuburbanFarmer]

They are already talking again in the senate about what we need to do about ISIS. It's kind of ridiculous.

Agreed. Pearls must be clutched with white knuckles, lest we notice the hand in our pockets. Cause surely we could face no greater threat than a few thousand 20-somethings in the Middle East. Our entire civilization could crumble any second!

[TheReal_ND]

It's just not a productive line of legislation. If our country wasn't so full of cucks we would be talking about immigration policy not the massive pork barrel spending project that is ISIS.

[Okeefenokee]

agreed. close the door.

[Speaker to Animals]

We'd also be indicting politicians (including a former president and his secretary of state) for conspiring to fund and arm ISIS in the first place.

If you want to know why people in the IC are waging an illegal war against the president, I think it comes down to that alone. Whatever motivated them, it had to deserve a longer prison sentence than violating the espionage act.. something to think about..

[Montegriffo]

agreed. close the door.

NO EVIDENCE so far that this was an immigrant, statistically much more likely to be a UK born British subject. What next? Deport all British born Muslims just in case?