Regarding the Attacks in Paris:

... damning moderate Moslems with faint praise and still condemning them for not stopping extremism in the first place.

We never had any problems with Moslem terrorists in the UK before Dubya got elected.

President Barack Obama would have you believe, "This is an attack on all of humanity and the universal values that we share."

But he's flat, dead wrong. All of humanity does not share Western values, or the Paris attack wouldn't have happened.

"In general, we Europeans are all children of the Enlightenment. This is something to be defended," says Meerapfel's predecessor, the German caricaturist and graphic designer Klaus Staeck. "Woe to him who has the idea of cutting back there." German actor and director Hanns Zischler, for his part, believes that terrorists acting on pseudo-religious principles completely reject our freedom-based societal order and lack "the ability to accept that someone else might be different from myself. That simple fact must always be in our heads, our behavior and our life," said Zischler at the Academy

"Defend the Enlightenment," say culture organizers in reaction to terror
Horror, bewilderment, grief - after November 13, the world held its breath. Meanwhile, words are being found, and those active in the culture industry are expressing their determination not to react by changing.

France Strikes ISIS Targets in Syria in Retaliation for Attacks

President François Hollande, who vowed to be “unforgiving with the barbarians” of the Islamic State after the carnage in Paris, decided on the airstrikes in a meeting with his national security team on Saturday, officials said.

France bombed the Syrian city of Raqqa on Sunday night, its most aggressive strike against the Islamic State group it blames for killing 129 people in a string of terrorist attacks across Paris only two days before.

The French Defense Ministry said in a statement that the air raid, coordinated with American forces, was led by 12 French aircraft, including 10 fighter jets, and had destroyed two Islamic State targets in Raqqa, the radical group’s self-proclaimed capital.

The French airstrikes on Raqqa began at 7:50 p.m. Paris time, first taking aim at an Islamic State “command post, jihadist recruitment center and weapons and ammunition depot,” the Defense Ministry said. The second target, it said, was a “terrorist training camp.”

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PARIS—President François Hollande said Wednesday he will increase France’s military spending and permanently dedicate 7,000 soldiers to homeland security to counter the threat of terrorist attacks.

Mr. Hollande said he would raise military spending over the next four years by €3.8 billion ($4.2 billion). He also pledged to safeguard the €31.4 billion of spending expected this year, laying to rest the possibility of using asset sales to finance the purchase of military equipment.

“This is a significant, considerable effort,” Mr. Hollande said.

A large share of the spending will go toward bolstering domestic security forces and for equipment that will help the army counter terror threats at home, he said.

The decision to pour more money into defense underscores the strain a heightened terror threat is putting on the country’s armed forces.

According to Pollack, the aim of the attacks was to separate Muslims from the general population, and from the democratic societies in the West. "The idea is to create a Muslim community that will turn against Europe," he explained. "It's vital that we don't allow ourselves to be drawn onto the opposing side."

Can't people really see that it is a false flag done by the governments?

why can't they see that?

OH THANK YOU!

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OH THANK YOU!

And what are you trying to say with this one?

I was entertaining myself with your stupidity.