ISIS fanatics have set up secret camps INSIDE Europe to plan more 'large scale' attacks

Europol has announced that ISIS is setting up terror centers in Europe to attack from within. Isis is claiming to have hundreds of militants across Europe ready to bring murder and mayhem. It feels like we, the general populous, are being set up for a huge "media event" of ISIS in Europe.

It came as IS released a video on Sunday purporting to show nine of the jihadists who attacked Paris in which they threaten ‘coalition countries’ including Britain.
Europol director Rob Wainwright said Islamic State had ‘developed a new combat-style capability to carry out a campaign of large-scale terrorist attacks on a global stage, with a particular focus in Europe.’
He added: ‘So-called Islamic State has a willingness and a capability to carry out further attacks in Europe, and of course all national authorities are working to prevent that from happening.’
Islamic State chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has called on all Muslims to rise up and overthrow the West.
Last year Andrew Parker, director general of the security agency, said Islamic State terrorists were planning mass casualty attacks in Britain.
He said threats from homegrown jihadis who want to fight for the militant movement showed no sign of abating.

Do we really need this right now? I don't think so...ISIS is planning more attacks against Europe at a time when this couldn't be worse for world politics. An ISIS attack is going to make things worse for Muslim refugees in Europe and abroad. Not only that but as Iran is getting back into the swing of things with world markets, will the ISIS brand spread also? I know ISIS was, supposedly, not necessarily Iran's friend but the truth is stranger than fiction. Right, ATS? What say you?

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a reply to: lostbook

Iran hates Isis . They have nothing to do with this .

The governments on the world have screwed up so much they don't understand what's happening in their own backyards. Yes, I understand many innocent people around the world need help, and they have to escape from the battles taking place in their own countries, but I believe our own governments have screwed their own people with bringing the wars home.

Everythink is going according to Albert Pikes pronouncements of 150 yrs ago......
Don't worry, mayhems coming to a theater near you soon.

Do you know how hard it would be to hide something like this in Europe?

The best ISIS can do in Europe is hope that some ridiculous group of people uses ISIS inspiration for their independent attacks.

They're not setting up hidden training camps in densely populated Europe. They have a hard enough time setting up training camps in the Middle East without detection, where there are millions of square miles of empty deserts.

originally posted by: babybunnies
Do you know how hard it would be to hide something like this in Europe?

The best ISIS can do in Europe is hope that some ridiculous group of people uses ISIS inspiration for their independent attacks.

They're not setting up hidden training camps in densely populated Europe. They have a hard enough time setting up training camps in the Middle East without detection, where there are millions of square miles of empty deserts.

Mosque basements are plenty hidden.

originally posted by: bandersnatch
Everythink is going according to Albert Pikes pronouncements of 150 yrs ago......
Don't worry, mayhems coming to a theater near you soon.

I thought they [The so called Albert Pike letters and 'predictions' were debunked as fiction?

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As useful as the Three World Wars letter is for those with a conspiratorial world view, it simply does not stand up to scrutiny and makes anyone who uses it with a straight face look foolish and careless in their research.

Do people still believe the Albert Pike stuff???



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EDIT: ON topic, I have no doubts radical Islamists want to cause more mayhem to Europe. That said, how much more crap will people put up with?

originally posted by: hutch622
a reply to: lostbook

Iran hates Isis . They have nothing to do with this .

I'm not saying that Iran is in cahoots with ISIS, just that the truth is stranger than fiction....

a reply to: lostbook

This is nothing new, the radicals in England from heavily islamified town's and city's such as Birmingham, Luton, Blackburn etc were using the scotish highland's over ten years ago to train using sticks to mimick there gun's.

Common sense say's that if you have hundreds of thousands of young men all of fighting age and with no woman coming into your country's and that your governments are acting like they do not know what to do about it then this paralysis is because of one simple fact.

We are being run by Corporation's not national government's, our politicians are nothing but corporate stooges and they really do not care what happens to our nation's, our peoples or our national identity's, indeed they want to abolish our national identitys in order to foster a one world corporate government and will happily use the Islamic radicals to these end's.

We have two enemy's, the one within is the greater as if we just had a single government whom had the ball's to take control we could expel all radicals as well as actually take the necessary but brutal action against these Evil Jihadis, this is something I truly believe.

The most likely places for the Jihadi camps are in national park's and wilderness area's and likely there are several in the US as well.


There are lad's who would rush to join our army's to fight these devil's, not because of racism but because this is our nation, our civilization and our culture and our woman, by there own rules they are supposed to act with honour as a guest in our tent but instead they rape our daughters, insult us and take control of our home what would they do in the same situation if the tables were reversed?.

a reply to: lostbook

Europe is under the eye of big brother and is already on high alert so good luck to ISIS because the only way they'll have a successful secret camp is if TPTB want them to be successful.

a reply to: lostbook

Being that Iran and ISIS are enemies and that Iran is working with the West via the nuclear deal than your truth is stranger than fiction is quite the leap in logic.

New attacks are also likely against critical infrastructure such as power grids and nuclear facilities not currently seen as a priority for IS.

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Nuclear facilities and power grids are some of the worst possible targets. Our modern world is completely dependent on the power grid. Any long-term loss of power could be catastrophic. And any significant attack against a nuclear power plant could ultimately cost hundreds of thousands of lives in densely populated Europe.

The ramifications of any such successful attack include a potentially significant shift of the political winds toward the far right. Xenophobia would run rampant, and the entire Arab and North African populations of Europe would suffer the consequences.

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ISIS is of course getting desperate. As it continues to lose ground in Iraq and Syria at a increasing rate it desperately needs head lines for something beyond defeat and retreat if it is to get recruits. ISIS best bet is to get a crazy person or two to shoot or blow up a soft target. I am not sure if the would be able to pull that off in Europe at the moment. Camps? No. Large scale? Not likely.

originally posted by: babybunnies
Do you know how hard it would be to hide something like this in Europe?

The best ISIS can do in Europe is hope that some ridiculous group of people uses ISIS inspiration for their independent attacks.

They're not setting up hidden training camps in densely populated Europe. They have a hard enough time setting up training camps in the Middle East without detection, where there are millions of square miles of empty deserts.

This is how they come in :

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And most have fake papers with fake ages because the younger the age on the papers the easier it is to get in and loads and loads get in witouth registering anywhere, presumably to try and reach sweden. They have no controll over the ones in the refugee camps and the "Refugee's" in those camps , demand passports , nice jobs , a car and benefits because the 12 euro a day they get p.p is not good enough, they throw food away because it is not good enoug for them. There is no controll over them at all and they dont have a big enough workforce to handle the volume and their workforce is shrinking becuase all the volunteer helpers etc are quiting their job because they get threatened, raped and murdered.

And you are telling me it is not easy for them to have a few groups with plans and go unoticed in waves of millions of arabs flowing into the country , in this manner ?

The U.S coulndt not even stop 3 groups of them from flying thorugh secured airspace for hours and ending up blowing up New York and the freaking pentagon. And there was no mass immigrant situation going on in NY as far as i know.

Allowing the refuges into your cities was the worse possible choice you could have ever made and your going to pay for it.

Sorry Europe.

originally posted by: onequestion
Allowing the refuges into your cities was the worse possible choice you could have ever made and your going to pay for it.

Sorry Europe.

Merkel let them in. She wanted other EU countries to agree with it to but they mostly did not want any part of it , wich is why germany ended as the entrance into europe but ince they are IN europe...

Merkel single handedly decided this for europe basically. And something sure as hell is not right about it, the motive etc.


The people of germanyt also did not vote for this.

Good morning ATS!

I see we are in full flow with a Daily Mail propaganda piece!

Fanatics set up secret camps!

Great link, some good generic out of context pictures of a random Daesh member with a black flag.

Shall I even bother reading the replies? BS. Man. You guys are fueling the exact thing ATS should be fighting against.

originally posted by: babybunnies
Do you know how hard it would be to hide something like this in Europe?

The best ISIS can do in Europe is hope that some ridiculous group of people uses ISIS inspiration for their independent attacks.

They're not setting up hidden training camps in densely populated Europe. They have a hard enough time setting up training camps in the Middle East without detection, where there are millions of square miles of empty deserts.

never underestimate to level of incompetency of our politicians and police force. Not that long ago it was announced that there had been training camps in the Ardennes in the South of Belgium, for radicals preparing to go to Syria...

Did you know many were killed in Paris a few months by a cell within Europe! Did you see the organised sexual harrassment and rape on NYE. Did you know weapons have been found in mosque basements and closed down? Did you know in an asylum centre in Germany some refugees have reported to authorities that they recognised one of the refugees as a member of ISIS? Did you know the attacks on Charlie Hebdo and Paris were carried out by men with AK47's that had been smuggled all across Europe? Did you know the guy on the train in Paris who was stopped had a AK47? Did you know 4 airline pilots in the UK were heard talking in code about flying planes into Bŕighton, Bath and London? Did you know a terror attack is foiled here in the UK nearly every day? God give me strength the naivity of some is going to be the downfall of many I am afraid!a reply to: babybunnies

originally posted by: onequestion
Allowing the refuges into your cities was the worse possible choice you could have ever made and your going to pay for it.

Sorry Europe.

true refugees, no, not really, but not for this opportunistic bunch of North Africans with fake Syrian passports pretending to be a war refugee. It will take time to weed out those from the actual true refugees, time that we don't have. Given the rise in tentions between natives and non-natives...