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2016 - Brussels
April 3rd, 2016, Kansas City: What people refuse to learn |
Consider this for a moment in terms of war. Sun-Tzu would apply as many successful war leaders in history. People who won their battles. I can't remember Patton ever saying "allow the enemy to build bases in your own country" and I don't think a Musashi would have offered to protect the building of those enemy bases with his own troops. So, why are we doing this? We allow not only thousands of refugees in our countries, we also know, there is a number of terrorists hidden in the big crowd. Do we seriously try to filter those out? Nope, Turkey deported one of the Brussels bombers ... not to Syria from where he came ... but to the Netherlands. And we talk not about a refugee, we talk about a man who was as fighter with ISIS in Syria. Alas, the government authorities didn't figure out in time what to do with this information and meanwhile the terrorist was untouchable ... he lived in a bubble enclave named Molenback. Not only 80% Muslim population but also left wing politicians and their supporters ready to defend the rights of a bomber to cook up whatever he wants there while they call others who call for harder and more effective measures against the killers "racists".
So, we discuss in public currently torture ... we really do ... really? I mean, not that I am too sad if a guy who was involved in the Paris attacks it touched a little harder. I am honest here, he deserves more than a few uncomfy hours. But as a means of gathering intel, torture is of limited use. Basically you can trust anything you hear from someone under torture only if you have already enough information to verify it or you get lies which are useless for any further operation and lead you astray at best. So, torture is, even if it would be allowed, of limited use for practical reasons. Still we discuss it. But on the other hand, pattern profilingWe all saw the news about the attacks in Brussels, debris, bodies ripped to little pieces, dozens dead and hundreds injured. Another terror attack. In a way, we all got used to it and slowly, more and more people come to the conclusion, it is impossible to fight that scourge. But there is another truth behind it, a truth, some people refuse to learn, even it's a very old one. is a no no. You say, you want to look for ISIS terrorists in those Muslim bubble neighborhoods all over Europe and also in the US and you say, most of the interesting cases are usually dark-haired, dark-eyed guys with several car changes or multiple cars over the last year who visited in the same time frequently one of the mosques subscribing to Wahhabite teachings. Most of them have no cell phone registered under their name. And they live in and operate out of those bubble neighborhoods. All hell breaks loose on you. You never said anything about stop and frisk, but some drooling lefty | jumps out of the underbrush and tries to beat you dead because in his mind, you did. You also did "racial profiling" - oh God, oh God, racial profiling - and since he is, like any good racist obsessed with race, he is entirely unable to see, this is part of a profile, you want to know how the persons you are interested in, look.
We need to realize, this is war, people die in wars. If we look over the small horizon of just Brussels,
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we had over the last ten to fifteen years thousands of victims of Islamic terror. First it was Al-Qaeda, then it was ISIS, hell knows, who is the next group. Al-Qaeda got the legs cut off when their money was frozen, their money trasnfers intercepted and most of all, when their primary staging ground in Afghanistan was taken from them. But now ISIS controls an area in Iraq and Syria that is bigger than some European nations. The vacuum in which it was possible for ISIS to form itself as what it is now, was created by another set of failed leftist politics, but now it is what it is. There is land, there are people and there is a central command. Without that central command and it's infrastructure, ISIS would lose at least half of its capacities for terror ... so, harrass them with some bomb attacks and leave the central command untouched, right? No! Not right! Every successful strategy in war in history included to strike the enemy at his nerve centrum and strike hard. This hesitant attitutde costed already enough lives in Paris, Brussels, San Bernhardino and so on. What do you think, where are those weapon supply lines are organized, who pays for them? It's highest time to end that spook.
And be also honest here ... those bubble neighborhoods are a problem, a real big one. Not only allow we the enemy to hide his operatives in areas our security forces are often not even allowed to investigate, they also serve as recruiting grounds. Lefties demonstrate a shop size Army recruiting center, but they protect square miles of the biggest recruiting centers any fighting force in history has ever had against their own. Which of course poses the question whether those "protectors" see those mangled | bodies for example at Zaventem, Brussel's airport as what they once were: Human beings, full of hope, dreams and life - Our own. Or why is it that certain guys always beat this protector drum for the dangerous and get seriously upset if someone asks them to talk to the family of the victims ... or also the mothers of those guys who were talked into blowing themselves up. It would be a lesson in humanity ... but thne, that's the point? There is nothing about humanity in protecting killers, it's just mislead ideology, isn't it? Here is some food for thought for all the people who think, such bubble neighborhoods as in Boston, as in Brussels, as in Cologne, as in Paris and so on, should be untouchable ... go and look up how many Muslims fell victim to this brand of Islamist terror. Do you really think, the normal regular Muslim likes to be blown up by nutjobs? Do you really think, they have no right to be protected, the victims, regardless of religion and ethnicity? If a suicide bomber pulls the trigger next to them, they are as dead as any Christian or Buddhist or Atheist and I can assure you, a Muslim child blown to pieces doesn't look any different than a blond Christian child. You know why? If a bomb explodes right next to you, it takes a lab to determine what race you once were. They determine it by DNA, you know, from little fissles, often not bigger than a fingernail or less. So, if you don't think, Caucasians (of what belief ever) don't deserve the maximal protection from being spread as a red cloud of flesh, blood and bone splinters all over the place, you maybe want at least to stop ignoring the victims of other ethnicities. I guess, that's the best a left wing racist can do ... or are you still determined not to learn the lessons?
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Apologies!
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