France - Explosions and shooting in Paris, 13 November 2015 #3

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Troll/college mischief; I think. Or deranged local wannabe; not unknown sadly.


Cant remember where read that they are going through footage, but they were no cameras at the rock itself
 
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They were gonna blow themsleves up the following Wed Thurs in financial district

France 24
 
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Praying for a peaceful week for those celebrating Thanksgiving :praying:
 
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Hi Blue !
 
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Abdeslam may have driven suicide bombers to the Stade de France, dropped them off and then made his way to another Paris neighborhood. Why? His fingerprints, Molins said, were found in a car connected with the attacks, and particularly on the key.......

Abdeslam could not have survived so long on the run without help, and that a support network in Belgium might be what's helping him avoid capture

Questions have already been raised over whether Abdeslam aborted part of the attacks before fleeing toward Belgium. The Paris prosecutor suggested that could have been the case, noting that an ISIS message claiming responsibility for the attacks mentioned the 18th arrondissement, a Paris neighborhood where no attack occurred.

the garbage cans in the area are emptied "once or twice a week," Le Monde reported, underscoring the puzzle over how and when the possible suicide vest ended up in one of them.

CNN


 
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Over the weekend, the police requested that residents refrain from posting details of the raids on social media and potentially tipping the suspects off in the process. Twitter users followed through by flooding the platform with photos of cats in order to show a moment of levity and stamp out any possible security leaks.

On Monday, British Prime Minster David Cameron announced that he will seek parliamentary support to launch new airstrikes against ISIS in Syria.

http://www.motherjones.com/mojo/2015/11/brussels-terror-lockdown-raids


Def a dog person but loved the way they did the robe!!!

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Over the weekend, the police requested that residents refrain from posting details of the raids on social media and potentially tipping the suspects off in the process. Twitter users followed through by flooding the platform with photos of cats in order to show a moment of levity and stamp out any possible security leaks.

On Monday, British Prime Minster David Cameron announced that he will seek parliamentary support to launch new airstrikes against ISIS in Syria.

http://www.motherjones.com/mojo/2015/11/brussels-terror-lockdown-raids


Def a dog person but loved the way they did the robe!!!

[video=twitter;668546509043036161]https://twitter.com/m_albania/status/668546509043036161[/video]
 
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The horrific attacks led to calls for the US government to roll back surveillance reform and digital privacy protections enacted following leaks by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden

Congress, argue that the United States currently lacks the tools to keep tabs on terrorists when they use phones or online communications.

Well, exactly what the X NSA doing with the trillion bucks a minute they receive??

Bus blown up killing (France 24 Tusnia 12 lilled 17 injuried carring members of Parliment . In state of 30 day/ curfew emergency . Not sure if sucide bomber or planted.. Terrorists are closing the world down....

Isalmic state claimed

"These attacks were just heartbreaking, and people are understandably anxious for their government to do more to protect them. But what we're seeing is that some officials and policymakers are really exploiting…people's grief and fear to promote expansions of power that they know full well would not have prevented the terrorist attacks."

For those interested the piece then goes into what lawmakers are claiming they now want to do. Did not read, bunch of hot air like the promises they made a decade ago about all this keeping the world safe...bla..bla
http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2015/11/digital-privacy-under-attack-again-after-paris

When the New York Stock Exchange opened Monday morning, less than three days after Islamic State terrorists attacked in Paris, five leading American weapons manufacturers saw their stock prices jump. Fox Business attributed the bump to a "reaction to the attacks in France." Over the weekend, French President Francois Hollande had announced that his country would "lead a war which will be pitiless" against ISIS and launched a "massive" airstrike on its stronghold in Syria.

http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2015/11/weapons-company-stock-rally-paris-attacks-isis

352 injured in attack
 
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I said to myself why would syrian rebels be in turkey if the plane was downed in turkey airspace, (yeah I know it was close to the border) and now I know
why.



Russian jet hit inside Syria after incursion into Turkey: U.S. official

http://news.yahoo.com/russian-jet-hit-inside-syria-incursion-turkey-u-010811956.html
 
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I have the sense this will emerge further. I have seen much mention of this. I think they know this is a method they used IMO:

The comparatively low-tech system may offer a more secure means of communication than even encrypted phone calls, texts and email.

The point is that terrorists could simply be in a PSN party together and chatting away mostly free from the fear that anyone is listening because of the difficulty and infrequency of governments eavesdropping on those forms of communication.....


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An ISIS agent could spell out an attack plan in Super Mario Maker’s coins and share it privately with a friend, or twoCall of Duty players could write messages to each other on a wall in a disappearing spray of bullets.

the most popular gaming devices also happen to be the most effective at connecting not just the world’s friends, but the world’s enemies as well.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/insertcoin/2015/11/14/why-the-paris-isis-terrorists-used-ps4-to-plan-attacks/

110 million users, 65 million of them active, making this no small pool of people. While government agencies can often build profiles of suspected terrorists based on their Internet or communication history, it’s much harder to profile someone based on console usage, if that data is even accessi....



sending messages through the PlayStation Network (PSN) online gaming service and voice-chatting to even communicating through a specific game.
Documents leaked by Edward Snowden in 2013 revealed that the NSA and CIAactually embedded themselves in games like World of Warcraft to infiltrate virtual terrorist meet-ups.

In 2010, the FBI pushed for access to all manner of Internet communications, including gaming chat systems. The FCC did not grant the FBI access to peer-to-peer communications,

http://www.forbes.com/sites/insertcoin/2015/11/14/why-the-paris-isis-terrorists-used-ps4-to-plan-attacks/

Africas biggest fashion show just cancelled .....fear of terrorist attack ..........
 
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Saying Tusnia terroist attack was suicdie bomber....

Dude he claimed he was clueless that the two terrorists he housed afterward was just charged with housing terrorists...France 24 he was criminal like attacked someone with meat cleaver

I did not realize this:
Abaaoud returned to the scene of the attacks while the siege at the Bataclan concert venue was still under way. while the police operation to free hostages was ongoing.......


147 leaders still coming to Paris , IMO just playing with fire, just from the fact that LE has got to be so fatigued.....

economic-impact

The ability of the Islamic State to strike indiscriminately, and at will, means that consumers across Europe could pull in their horns. Anecdotal evidence suggests that British shoppers remained home over the weekend, unnerved by reports that additional security personnel had been assigned to patrol shopping areas in London’s busy West End and in popular shopping malls.

RE a bunch of countires in Europe considering borders:
Border bottle necks could profoundly affect manufacturing industries across Europe, at a time when industrial production is barely expanding.

Yet the efficient transfer of goods across national boundaries has been crucial in creating pan-European supply lines. .... Once installed, new restrictions could prove difficult to dismantle.....

The human cost of the Paris tragedies is incalculable; a measurable economic toll is bound to follow..........

http://www.forbes.com/sites/laurielaird/2015/11/16/the-paris-attacks-and-the-economic-impact-of-terrorism/

http://www.i24news.tv/en/news/inter...uicide-attack-in-business-district-prosecutor


 
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That is hysterical my dear on 11/24 - Happy Hotodays!

Bravo, I could not help myself - I was "dying" to know !!

In the same vein as the title (!)

Hot oil and human flesh are not a good combination

.
Pay close attention to these tips or else

It says you :
Need a Turkey (lord)
Large pot!
Do NOT contmeplate doing this in your kitchen (darn- my plan shot!)
Bunch of oil

Cover up any exposed skin, or else you could end up in the hospital instead of the kitchen.!!!
Hey there is no cleanup at the latter.....

Find a flat, stable surface
It’s not a good idea to cook on a wood deck because, you know, wood tends to burn

Put on your protective gear
lower it slowly (no tossing/dropping )
It tells you :re the oil: You don’t want any hitting you

http://www.wired.com/2015/11/how-to-deep-fry-a-turkey-without-killing-yourself/




 
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Its actually good

Anonymous's Cyber War with ISIS Could Compromise Terrorism Intelligence

​http://www.scientificamerican.com/a...isis-could-compromise-terrorism-intelligence/

easy jet and BA canceling all flight to where hotel happened till jann 6 sky news

"More good than harm."

Borg contends, however, that Anonymous and the hacker community in general do more good than harm. Given the brutality of ISIS’s attacks, and its successful Internet recruitment efforts, the hacker collective’s latest rally against the terrorist organization is an acceptable risk. “Right now, the harm to innocent parties that Anonymous might cause by going after the servers ISIS is using would probably be worth it,” he says. In addition to the ISIS-related Twitter accounts taken down, Anonymous used #OpIceISIS, #OpParis and other Twitter threads to report on their progress and reveal names, locations and pictures of those supporting ISIS.

“To me, it’s not surprising, it’s a little overdue,” Borg adds. Anonymous launched a similar campaign against ISIS following its attack on Charlie Hebdo, claiming to disrupt tens of thousands of Twitter accounts connected to the terrorist organization
 
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The cost of the Liberal government’s plan to resettle 25,000 Syrian refugees has been pegged at $1.2 billion over the next six years, The Canadian Press has learned.

A government document obtained by The Canadian Press that lays out the proposed funding model says $876.7 million would be needed in 2015-2016 alone.

Some of that will be covered this year by $16.6 million announced by the previous Conservative government during the election and $100 million coming out of an existing pool of funds to respond to international crises.

The document, called “Responding to the Syrian Refugee Crisis: Rapid Resettlement of 25,000 Syrians Funding Table,” says $1.1 billion in new money will be required between now and 2021.

http://news.nationalpost.com/news/c...o-hit-1-2b-over-six-years-government-document

I suspect that these figures do not include all the actual costs that will be involved, and do not take into account many of the costs that will have to be met at local and provincial as well as federal levels, or in the private sector. I feel that the government will be depending upon charitable organizations coming up with funds and volunteers to meet particular needs. Just repeating my concern that without planning, this influx of asylum seekers could end up in ghettoized situations, and in circumstances which, though unintentionally created, could will lead to similar problems as those which have already arisen in EU countries, good intentions notwithstanding.
 
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