State news: Terrorists attack a Tunisian hotel, casualties reported

a reply to: intrptr

British nationals are what I keep hearing

originally posted by: anxiouswens
a reply to: AMNicks

A man talking on Sky is saying the worrying thing about these attacks is whether these are being coordinated by immigrants who have been rescued in medittarean. Have some ISIS members managed to sneak in by this method as they said they would. If so could be something bigger on the way.

I was accused earlier of stamping my feet by asking for David Cameron to make our borders safer by putting armed forces on ports. I dont think asking for this reassurance from the leader of my country is stamping my feet. At a time when we dont know who we are letting in and with the direct threat from ISIS I think I am being sensible. People in my country are frightened. We dont have weapons to protect ourselves so we are reliant on our government to keep us safe. As a mother with an 8 year old child I really dont feel safe and fear for his future!

In my opinion, the rescued immigrants are probably not involved in these terrorists attacks.. I think they are and will create their own havoc in their own way-- the problem with the immigrants is this: Are they being intentionally brought over from Northern Africa by ISIL/ISIS in order to inundate Europe with desperately poor hungry people? I think Radical Islam has a hand in delivering the immigrants to the shores of Europe-- I believe that is part of their plan. Overpopulate Europe with foreigners and change the landscape of Europe demographics.

The Terrorist attack though, is another thing. It is orchestrated, people are on cell phones calling each other and telling each other when to next hit, at least that is my opinion. There are cells of groups of these radicals, extremists who are being aided by our own services such as CIA, or Mossad.. maybe MI5-6 as well.. That is the sad part, is that it's also a conspiracy from within-- maybe people will wake up before it's too late. Look at the leader of the US: A Marxist Soviet Communist with an American mother, and a father born in Africa- He is an Atheist, and a HARDLINE Communist, abhoring everything the West and Occident represent. The leader of the US is a very scary person.

Back to the issue though: Radical political Islam is something society is supposed to tolerate, and feel sorry towards. We are supposed to be apologetic and meek towards this Radicalization, we are supposed to be "politically correct" and forgiving towards this radicalization when we are literally in an all out War against this Radicalization, an all out Third World War in fact: Sharia and Islam are not going to voluntarily leave: It wants to take over, and do so with the assistance of Russia and China, and with the assistance of Radical Socialist Communism-- HARDLINE.

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Witnesses reporting multiple gunmen "approached from the sea by boat"

Multiple reports of more than one shooter involved in the attack. One gunman down, so if true....where are the rest??

Tunisia was just named a Major Non NATO ally and also signed additional cooperation agreements with NATO. Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, and Egypt basically form NATO's African flank. They all have their own problems with radical insurgents groups who at one time took the Al Quida name but, since the US has killed off the leadership of that group they have picked up the ISIS name.

Flight Jetairfly 5017 (Brussels > Tunisia) has just turned around.

flightaware...

originally posted by: Shamrock6
a reply to: intrptr

British nationals are what I keep hearing

Wow that's terrible.. I am getting really tired of hearing and seeing all of these Northern folk being victimized by these Extremist Radicals-- I hope Britain gives a good response to the matter..

Time for BBC

www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk...

Reports still confused out of the area. This article says one gunman down, police are in pursuit of "the other" (singular).

Attack may have spilled over into a second hotel, though I think if they had connected private beaches it wouldn't be difficult to hit tourists on both beaches.

Sounds as if the attack started on the beach and hotel security and police responded in that direction.

originally posted by: Shamrock6
a reply to: intrptr

British nationals are what I keep hearing

Ahhh, the head warmongers.

Bombing the crap out of nations notwithstanding, whomever shoots back being the real enemy, right?

a reply to: intrptr

It's apparently popular with Russians, as well. The yahoo article is an interview of a Russian national. Don't recall the Russians being too involved with things.

Suicide bombing in Kuwait on Shiite mosque kills 13, IS claims responsibility for attack.

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a reply to: Shamrock6

AFP news agency said at least 13 people were killed. At least eight people were reportedly wounded.

There have been three attacks - in Tunisia, France and Kuwait, probably unrelated but all inspired or directed or carried out by Islamic State supporters.

This was a quote from @FrankRGardner BBC Security Correspondent.

a reply to: AMNicks

Noticeable difference to me: IS claimed responsibility for it. Will they not claim the other two? Did their cell phone die and they can't tweet it out yet? Were the other attacks by radicalized but not IS attackers? Not even Muslims? Haven't seen any reference to it in the Tunisia attack so far.

a reply to: Shamrock6

BBC Monitoring reports that Islamic State (IS) supporters on Twitter have been linking the attack in France to a recent threat made by IS spokesman Abu-Muhammad al-Adnani.

Three days ago, al-Adnani threatened US President Barack Obama and his "allies". He told them to await "setbacks and surprises".

IS supporters are also linking today's Tunisia and Kuwait attacks to that statement.BBC Monitoring reports that Islamic State (IS) supporters on Twitter have been linking the attack in France to a recent threat made by IS spokesman Abu-Muhammad al-Adnani.

Three days ago, al-Adnani threatened US President Barack Obama and his "allies". He told them to await "setbacks and surprises".

IS supporters are also linking today's Tunisia and Kuwait attacks to that statement.

Monitoring of ISIS Supporters are linking all three attacks and claiming to be more very soon.

a reply to: Shamrock6

Suicide bombing in Kuwait on Shiite mosque kills 13, IS claims responsibility for attack.

I seriously doubt Muslims are blowing up their own churches. That would be akin to blaming "Christians" for what happened in that church in South Carolina.

People that hate are the ones who kill and destroy church goers and mosques, has little to do with religion.

originally posted by: HumanPLC
Flight Jetairfly 5017 (Brussels > Tunisia) has just turned around.

flightaware...

And now it is gone. What does that indicate? Did it land or crash?

I hope its nothing like Glastonbury. Just have a really bad feeling something big is about to happen. Glastonbury is on British soil and is shown worldwide. I hope my feeling is wrong!a reply to: AMNicks

a reply to: intrptr

Pretty sure IS took responsibility for it, so who else should be blamed for it?

Are you familiar with the difference between Sunni and Shiite? The two disliking each other isn't exactly unheard of.

a reply to: Krakatoa

I'm not getting any flights showing, i think they have stopped the tracker?

a reply to: Krakatoa

Not sure mate, its showing on flight radar.

www.flightradar24.com...