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Sirius 09-01-2015 12:07

Re: Mass shooting in Paris
 
Just think this type of attack WILL happen here at some point. :mad:

Damien 09-01-2015 12:08

Re: Mass shooting in Paris
 
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Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 35751451)
Just think this type of attack WILL happen here at some point. :mad:

Well that's cheerful. :Sprint:

dilli-theclaw 09-01-2015 12:15

Re: Mass shooting in Paris
 
It's not a nice thought but I tend to agree - I'd be very surprised if it doesn't happen here sooner or later.

Jimmy-J 09-01-2015 12:28

Re: Mass shooting in Paris
 
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Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 35751451)
Just think this type of attack WILL happen here at some point. :mad:

Only the naive would think it won't.

Sirius 09-01-2015 12:28

Re: Mass shooting in Paris
 
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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35751452)
Well that's cheerful. :Sprint:

I fully expect them to attack a shopping center or football ground. Looking at the way they work and the way they think, they will want mass casualties and massive news coverage. What better than a tightly packed shopping center or football ground on a Saturday afternoon.

Mr Angry 09-01-2015 12:39

Re: Mass shooting in Paris
 
They've had ample opportunity over the years.

Hugh 09-01-2015 12:43

Re: Mass shooting in Paris
 
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Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 35751455)
I fully expect them to attack a shopping center or football ground. Looking at the way they work and the way they think, they will want mass casualties and massive news coverage. What better than a tightly packed shopping center or football ground on a Saturday afternoon.

That's not what they did in Paris.....

Sirius 09-01-2015 12:44

Re: Mass shooting in Paris
 
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Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35751458)
They've had ample opportunity over the years.

Your right, the big difference now is the training and access to weapons that they could very well have used in a combat situation in Syria. also the terrorist know if they are going to be dealing with well trained security forces they need to be trained to deal with that treat.

Osem 09-01-2015 12:45

Re: Mass shooting in Paris
 
There's any number of soft targets which anyone armed with little more than a knife (if indeed even that) might choose to hit. It doesn't take much imagine to work out the sort of things which could be done, relatively easily, with minimal preparation yet could cause multiple fatalities.

Sirius 09-01-2015 12:56

Re: Mass shooting in Paris
 
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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35751461)
There's any number of soft targets which anyone armed with little more than a knife (if indeed even that) might choose to hit. It doesn't take much imagine to work out the sort of things which could be done, relatively easily, with minimal preparation yet could cause multiple fatalities.

The impression i get with this attack is they subscribe to the "to fight your enemy you must know your enemy". If you watch the way they handled there weapons and the fact they have body armour you can tell these guys had training and know how to use that training to best effect.

Chris 09-01-2015 12:59

Re: Mass shooting in Paris
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 35751464)
The impression i get with this attack is they subscribe to the "to fight your enemy you must know your enemy". If you watch the way they handled there weapons and the fact they have body armour you can tell these guys had training and know how to use that training to best effect.

Thanks to 15 years of cack-handed Western policy in the middle east, there are plenty of people with that expertise and the freedom to both use and share it.

Sirius 09-01-2015 13:01

Re: Mass shooting in Paris
 
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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 35751465)
Thanks to 15 years of cack-handed Western policy in the middle east, there are plenty of people with that expertise and the freedom to both use and share it.

Agreed, i was never in favour of bombing people for there oil.

richard s 09-01-2015 14:08

Re: Mass shooting in Paris
 
It goes way back more than 15 years.... to the Crusades me thinks.

Damien 09-01-2015 14:23

Re: Mass shooting in Paris
 
I think Islamic Extremism goes back to the 1950s and this guy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sayyid_Qutb. Although Chris isn't saying it started because of the last 15 years but that has led to more people being trained/recruited.

Osem 09-01-2015 14:56

Re: Mass shooting in Paris
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris (Post 35751465)
Thanks to 15 years of cack-handed Western policy in the middle east, there are plenty of people with that expertise and the freedom to both use and share it.

Not forgetting the role the internet and social media have played in more recent times. It's never been easier to disseminate terrorist information and propaganda to so many people so powerfully.


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