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henapple

We choose to ignore the people that helped keep us safe and drag the ones trying to kill us over here... Damn Nola. 

nolaegghead

Tony Tony Tony.....hahahahahaha you couldn't have picked a better troll, for me, that is.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=republicans+helping+veterans

nolaegghead

@henapple

nolaegghead

@henapple

nolaegghead

nolaegghead said:

Tony Tony Tony.....hahahahahaha you couldn't have picked a better troll, for me, that is.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=republicans+helping+veterans

nolaegghead

nolaegghead said:

Tony Tony Tony.....hahahahahaha you couldn't have picked a better troll, for me, that is.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=republicans+helping+veterans

nolaegghead

henapple said:

We choose to ignore the people that helped keep us safe and drag the ones trying to kill us over here... Damn Nola. 

nolaegghead said:

Tony Tony Tony.....hahahahahaha you couldn't have picked a better troll, for me, that is.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=republicans+helping+veterans

henapple

henapple

henapple

nolaegghead

huh?

henapple said:

nolaegghead

I suppose that "resonates" if there's enough empty space.

henapple

blasting

henapple said:

Nothing to worry about here folks.  Just look at the elderly, the children, and the women.  Nothing to worry about at all...  come on in!

nolaegghead

henapple said:

First of all, most of the refugees are in the surrounding countries as you would expect.  Most of them are in the gulf states. But I suppose starting with a bullsh*t premise makes the fiction that they aren't overwhelmed seem like a fact.  Second, for a bible thumping Jesus-worshiper, aren't you going against his teachings?  And these (middle easterners) are the people his earthly body is related to on his virgin mother's side.  shame!

nolaegghead

NOOOOO!!!!   Everyone has gone and forsaken me. 

WHERE ARE YOU PEOPLE WHO THINK WITH GANGLION EFFICIENCY???

THIS IS FUN!!!!

nolaegghead

blasting said:

henapple said:

Nothing to worry about here folks.  Just look at the elderly, the children, and the women.  Nothing to worry about at all...  come on in!

Oh, that's what this is all about.  Yep, one picture tells the whole story.  And Muslims mix the women and men up....not.   Another stupid religious thing from one of thousands of stupid magical religions.  WHICH ONE OF THE THOUSAND RELIGIONS IS THE ONE TRUE ONE???  Of course it's the one you are in.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrDSqODtEFM

nolaegghead

nolaegghead said:

henapple said:

We choose to ignore the people that helped keep us safe and drag the ones trying to kill us over here... Damn Nola. 

nolaegghead said:

Tony Tony Tony.....hahahahahaha you couldn't have picked a better troll, for me, that is.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=republicans+helping+veterans

Just because this was the best troll post I ever made.

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henapple

Watch "Immigration, World Poverty and Gumballs - Updated 2010" on YouTube

https://youtu.be/LPjzfGChGlE

blasting

I'm not in one, but I am concerned with the fanatics within the Muslim religion.   

nolaegghead

Tony, there's a difference between migrants and refugees.  Just thought you should be aware of this.  This might help you understand.

http://www.cnn.com/2015/09/08/world/what-is-difference-migrants-refugees/

nolaegghead

blasting said:

I'm not in one, but I am concerned with the fanatics within the Muslim religion.   

I think everyone is.  I would expand my concern level to all extremists.

nolaegghead

not that it matters but:

http://thinkprogress.org/world/2015/11/16/3722838/all-paris-attackers-identified-so-far-are-european-nationals-according-to-top-eu-official/

henapple

Think progress... Lmao 

nolaegghead

How about Financial Times.  I guess think progress made all that up.

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Paris attack: What we know about the suspects

Hannah Murphy and Michael Stothard

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From leftt: Bilal Hadfi, Salah Abdeslam and a picture in a document in the name of Ahmad al Mohammad

Names and faces are gradually emerging of those thought to be involved in Friday’s terrorist attacks in Paris. French police have formally identified three of the perpetrators of the deadly attacks. But media reports have identified others thought to be involved either directly or indirectly. The identities of at least two perpetrators remain unknown. One of the suspects, Salah Abdeslam (above, middle), remains at large after escaping to Belgium.

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The Bataclan attack

At least three gunmen stormed the Bataclan Concert Hall in Paris on Friday just before 10pm. Two of them detonated suicide vests and one was killed by police.

Omar Ismael Mostefai, 29

One of three attackers at the Bataclan who died at the scene. He was identified from a finger severed when he set off his explosive belt in the concert hall. Like Cherif and Said Kouachi, the gunmen behind January’s attack on the offices of Charlie Hebdo, he was French of Algerian origin. Convicted of petty crimes between 2004 and 2010, French authorities had been monitoring him since 2010 for links to Islamist extremism.

Samy Amimour, 28

The French national from the Paris suburb of Drancy was identified on Monday by the French prosecutor’s office as one of the trio behind the Bataclan attack. He was indicted in 2012 for criminal association with terrorists plotting to leave the country for Yemen. In 2013 he fled the country, with unconfirmed reports from AFP suggesting he spent two years in Syria. In December 2014, Le Monde, the French newspaper, published an article about the failed hunt by Amimour’s father for his son in Syria.

Third attacker, unknown

The Stade de France attack

Three suicide bombers attacked the Stade de France in Paris, where the French football team was playing Germany. One attacker was reportedly stopped from entering the stadium after security staff detected his suicide vest.

Bilal Hadfi, 20

One of the three attackers said to have blown themselves up outside Gate H at the Stade de France. One passer-by is killed. There have been media reports that he fought in Syria with Isis and was French but living in Belgium.

Ahmad al Mohammad, 25

A Syrian passport in that name was found near the body of one of the men who detonated a suicide vest at the stadium. Fingerprints from the body matched those of a man who entered Greece via the island of Leros as an asylum seeker in early October. He is said to have travelled through Turkey, Serbia and Croatia on his way to Paris.

François Molins, Paris public prosecutor, said the authenticity of the passport “had yet to be verified”. Unconfirmed reports from AFP suggest that the passport may have belonged to a Syrian soldier of President Bashar al-Assad regime who was killed several months ago.

Third attacker, unknown

Paris attacks

Further coverage

What we know so far about the attacks
The timeline, the investigation and the victims

How a ‘really great guy’ became a suicide bomber
Homegrown jihadism: from quiet cul de sac to Bataclan butchery

What now for US campaign against Isis?
Ramping up coalition air strikes may mean taking on more risk

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10th and 11th arrondissements

At least two people were seen firing from a Seat at Le Carillon bar and Le Petit Cambodge restaurant on Friday evening. The same car was used in the attack on the Bonne Biere café and the Belle Equipe restaurant soon after. The vehicle was later found in a Paris suburb on Sunday with Kalashnikov assault rifles inside.

Ibrahim Abdeslam, 31

A French national living in Belgium who blew himself up on Boulevard Voltaire outside the Comptoir Voltaire café. He was involved in hiring the Seat, one of two vehicles involved in the attacks on Friday.

Salah Abdeslam, 26

A French national living in Belgium, is the younger brother of Ibrahim Abdeslam. He rented the other car used in the Bataclan attacks. He is known to have re-entered Belgium on Saturday morning, and was stopped by officers on the border but then let go.

Two other men — who have admitted to being in the car with him during the border checks — are being held by police while Salah Abdeslam remains the subject of an international manhunt.

French television reports on Tuesday suggest Saleh Abdeslam used a credit card to rent two rooms via the Booking.com website in Alfortville, in the south-eastern suburbs of Paris, in the two days before the attacks.

It is unclear whether Salah or Ibrahim Abdeslam were in the Seat alone, or whether other attackers were involved.

Others of interest

Hamza Attou, 21, and Mohammed Amri, 27

They have been identified as passengers in Salah Abdeslam’s car when it crossed into Belgium from France. They have been arrested and are being questioned by police in Belgium. A lawyer for Mr Amri told the Associated Press on Tuesday his client was being held on terrorism charges and had admitted going to France to pick up a friend. Belgian media reported that the pair are being investigated as possible suppliers of the suicide bombs used in Friday’s attacks after police found ammonium nitrate, a fertiliser that can be used to make explosives, during a search of their residence.

Abdelhamid Abaaoud, 27

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An undated image made available in Isis's magazine Dabiq shows Belgian national Abdelhamid Abaaoud

French news sources report that investigators suspect the Belgian national planned the attack. Mr Abaaoud has been linked to attempted attacks this year on a high-speed train to Paris and a plot in January to kill a Belgian police officer that ended with two conspirators shot dead by police in Verviers, eastern Belgium. Four weeks after fleeing the Verviers shooting, Mr Abaaoud featured in Isis’s glossy house magazine clutching an assault rifle and bragging about how he had beaten western intelligence services.

Mohamed Abdeslam

The brother of Salah Abdeslam was released by Belgian police without charge on Monday. Nathalie Galant, a lawyer for Mohamed Abdeslam, told Belgian television: “He had a solid alibi: he was in [the Belgian town of] Herstal the whole of last Friday evening, on the day of the attacks.”

nolaegghead

Oh noes!!! Think progress was not lying!  Unbelievable.  Maybe Financial Times got hijacked by anonymous or something.  fur christs sake.

nolaegghead

henapple said:

Think progress... Lmao 

No.  I am LMAO!!!!!!

nolaegghead

BTW - do not read the article I posted, read it from the link below.

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nolaegghead

I know @henapple Huff post, the great satan.   But I watched your marble video.  Watch this.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/islamic-state-terrorism-response_564b7434e4b08cda348af834?8wvims4i

nolaegghead

I think that makes a lot of your people unwittingly aiding and abetting terrorists.