'Van hits pedestrians' on London Bridge in 'major incident'

[Route 45]

And, or, the ability to be armed and defend themselves.

A lot of them have neither the mindset, nor the fortitude necessary to defend themselves properly. This is the nation that gets nauseous at the thought of their own police force having the proper tools to defend themselves. This is the nation whose government seems more concerned with protecting the feelings of an invading culture than protecting their own citizens from being murdered.

They are well and truly doomed, unless something changes drastically.

 

[Brad69]

Under step 4 of the attack protocols

I would remind everyone the attackers were motivated by the bigotry and hateful treatment of the country.
It is a time for tolerance and understanding and a great opportunity to celebrate diversity.

 

[gregr]

Under step 4 of the attack protocols

I would remind everyone the attackers were motivated by the bigotry and hateful treatment of the country.
It is a time for tolerance and understanding and a great opportunity to celebrate diversity.

Did you mean to have that in purple?

 

[Brad69]

The attack protocols are the Europeans answer for what happened. If citizens being slaughtered blame yourself.

Did you know that Richard the Lionheart executed 2,700 Muslim prisoners at one time while he had dinner. He thought they might slow his Army down.

I don't think he was very tolerant!

 

[Route 45]

Denial is not just a river in Egypt.

 

[gregr]

The attack protocols are the Europeans answer for what happened. If citizens being slaughtered blame yourself.

Did you know that Richard the Lionheart executed 2,700 Muslim prisoners at one time while he had dinner. He thought they might slow his Army down.

I don't think he was very tolerant!

Diversity is simply the granting of credibility to useless notions and ideas, that otherwise, would have no voice.

 

[hog slayer]

The attack protocols are the Europeans answer for what happened. If citizens being slaughtered blame yourself.

Did you know that Richard the Lionheart executed 2,700 Muslim prisoners at one time while he had dinner. He thought they might slow his Army down.

I don't think he was very tolerant!

Today, who most resembles Richard the Lionheart?

 

[Brad69]

I could not think any European leader could hold his sword.

It takes poision to kill poision sometimes.
It may not be pleasant and the weaker people need to turn there head or be escorted out of the area.
Then let the people with a strong amount of intestinal fortitude do what has to be done.





Its about dark in London should be about time for step 5!

5. Hold memorial run,concert,candlelight vigil, etc.

 

[Kutnupe14]

Today, who most resembles Richard the Lionheart?

Are we sure that Richard I is the example we want to use?

 

[BugI02]

It may be a component, but I doubt it's the overriding reason. It's pretty much a default that if a radicalized Muslim commits an attack, they're going to end up dead. So death doesn't really seem that much of a deterrent. It may have something to do with the way our culture generally is, and how well (relatively) Islam has integrated into the nation. I think that integration is primarily due to where Islam first came to the forefront of the public, which was during the Civil Rights Era. Islam sprang up very quickly in black communities, and converted a lot of Americans, who carried American sensibilities. They're the ones that stated the local mosques and held prayer. When foreign Muslims started arriving to our shores in greater numbers, they were essentially forced to go to these "American-ized" mosques, and were hence influenced. That's on elf my theories, anyway.

Yes, but if John Q Gunowner forcefeeds you a 230gr chill pill and you don't kill any [STRIKE]innocent people[/STRIKE] infidels, I don't think you get the e-ticket to paradise

We cause them to fail their twisted mission on multiple levels

 

[Brad69]

No I would not use Lionheart as a role model he had some "issues"
Just an example that at one time Europeans were as tough as they come.
Now not so much.
What would have Sir Winston Chuchill done and said?

 

[gregr]

No I would not use Lionheart as a role model he had some "issues"
Just an example that at one time Europeans were as tough as they come.
Now not so much.
What would have Sir Winston Chuchill done and said?

It only matters what our "leaders" today do, and say...those who are supposed to protect the citizenry, and in Europe, their subjects, are failing us, because they`re inviting predators into the pens to feed on their prey. It`s got to stop.

 

[JTScribe]

We need Charles Martel or a John Sobieski.

Say what you will about Vlad Tepes, there certainly don't seem to be issues with terror attacks in Romania today . . .

 

[miguel]

Maybe he should have said, "Do you notice we aren't having a knife or truck debate right now?"

 

[oldpink]

I was discussing this with a couple of my officers tonight. My theory is that these kinds of attacks are so rare in the US because of the number of citizens that are either armed or have quick access to a firearm. If you notice, the majority of the "terror" attacks have occurred in California and New York (NYC) to be exact, two places that have very few citizens (other than the police) carrying firearms or having quick access to a firearm. I would like to think that if something similar to what happened in London were to happen in Indianapolis that there would be a more significant armed response from the citizenry because of our right to carry. I hope it never happens here, but if it does I hope that I am proven right.

Ayup
I ordinarily wouldn't feel too good about having to shoot someone, but for one of these terrorist cockroaches, I'd not only be just fine, but sleep extra well the night after.
Would it be wrong to say that I'd be extremely satisfied?

 

[miguel]

Theresa May says the internet must now be regulated following London Bridge terror attack | The Independent

Wait until she hears about books.

Another NWO douche bag. BREXIT triumphs, she takes power and then calls snap elections, which Labor appear poised to make gains in.

"Book smart, but no common sense..." as Miguel the Elder used to say.

 

[gregr]

Ayup
I ordinarily wouldn't feel too good about having to shoot someone, but for one of these terrorist cockroaches, I'd not only be just fine, but sleep extra well the night after.
Would it be wrong to say that I'd be extremely satisfied?

I understand the sentiment behind what you`re saying, and maybe it`s just the differences between two different people, but although I`ve made the conscious decision that if I felt forced to, I would take a life to defend mine, I don`t imagine I could ever feel good about having done that. I pray I`m never in that situation.

 

[Kutnupe14]

No I would not use Lionheart as a role model he had some "issues"
Just an example that at one time Europeans were as tough as they come.
Now not so much.
What would have Sir Winston Chuchill done and said?

Yeah, compared to his contemporary, Saladin, he comes off as the more unhinged.

 

[2A_Tom]

I could kill a mad dog without compunction or regret.

I am sure there would be grief over the action of taking a life, but I believe it would be tempered by the knowledge that it needed to be done.

I pray that I am never in that situation, but also pray and train that if faced with the necessity, I do not balk.

 

[Sylvain]

Another NWO douche bag. BREXIT triumphs, she takes power and then calls snap elections, which Labor appear poised to make gains in.

"Book smart, but no common sense..." as Miguel the Elder used to say.

Speaking of BREXIT, the UK is also now realizing that once they leave the EU they also will be leaving Europol and other countries will no longer share inteligence regarding terrorism with them.