15-07-2016, 08:41 AM
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Originally Posted by muddy
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welcome to the forum edvard .I had no comment last night when i posted this news item .
I was horrified .
These terrible things still do horrify me .
There is no news section here else i would have posted it here i hope that you will enjoy off and yourself post a interesting topic we can all discuss .
15-07-2016, 09:36 AM
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Dreadful news, more innocent lives lost whilst out enjoying themselves. More heartbroken families. Soon people will be afraid to leave their homes at all.Yesterday cars exploding in Brussels, but I see the police are putting that down to arson, who knows?
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/brussels-ar...ilding-1570627
15-07-2016, 10:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Twink55
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They are saying it is a terrorist attack, but nobody has claimed responsibility. They found an ID card in the truck for a Tunisian/French man who lived in Nice.. but have not yet said he was the person driving the truck.Whoever it was the act is still despicable, be it a terrorist or a local man with mental health problems...... no sane person would drive through a busy street trying to murder total strangers, would they?
If it was a terrorist, I have great sympathy for France because they seem to be the current target for these evil acts!
Welcome to the Forum Edvard. Personally I don't take a newspaper or watch much news so it was good of Muddy to draw our attention this horrific event - I do seem to spend most of my online time on this forum, and I usually hear a news story on here first.
Each time we hear a news story concerning this kind of event it has a little less impact each time. I'm not saying that we don't care or feel any less for the victims, but we sort of expect it every so often thanks to the in depth and sometimes graphic images the news gatherers seem to think we crave. I sometimes wonder that if it wasn't reported, would it be worthwhile for terrorists to use these kinds of fear tactics. They are efficiently using the media to attack the masses and create panic and hysteria.
15-07-2016, 12:12 PM
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I was making a cup of coffee and flicked the news on , somewhere in the background my ears heard another terrorist attack , I momentarily blanked it out and carried on doing breakfast , then my ears heard it again and I stopped to really listen , once again in disbelief . I think I blanked it out because it's so unbearable to hear and my self preservation switch went on , it's so painful to even try to understand the horrors , my mind shouts why why why .
15-07-2016, 12:51 PM
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As long as our government's pussy foot around with the IS threat the more frequent these attacks will become.Each attack being deemed a success, each attack becoming more lethal.
These scum have marched through countries, what's to stop these lone wolf attackers? Take away the main cell, the control centre, the top kiddies.
Bombing by Russia, UK, USA, Syria and France etc. isn't working, it's too inaccurate. We need troops on the ground and we need then NOW.
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