Predictive Military Analysis Coming True in Europe: The Paris Attacks

originally posted by: projectvxn
No one should be let into a nation without being vetted. No one.

An analogy ....

A wolf found great difficulty in getting at the sheep owing to the
vigilance of the shepherd and his dogs. One day the wolf found the
skin of a sheep that had been flayed and thrown aside. So the wolf put
on the skin and strolled among the sheep.

The lamb that belonged to the flayed sheep began to follow the 'wolf
in sheep's clothing' , so leading the lamb apart from the flock ... he
soon made a meal of her, and for some time he succeeded in deceiving
the sheep, the shepherd and his dogs while enjoying hearty meals......
Aesops Fables

The lesson of the tale = *APPEARENCES CAN BE DECEPTIVE*

Just like you said

originally posted by: projectvxn

When it comes time to actually do something about this kind of crap, everyone gets indignant and spineless about having to do nasty things to bad people.

and this gives those who refuse to act the all too convenient ability
to point to those in the past that did, and blame it all on them.

a reply to: Nikola014

The Western world doesn't have a war mentality. Western governments MAY have a semblance of a war mentality, but certainly not a commitment to it.

Most people don't understand what it really means to go to war.

a reply to: projectvxn

Damn, maybe you should become an advisor to the never do wells!!

originally posted by: projectvxn
Back in October of 2014 I wrote about The Military Weakness of Europe: A Serious Global Security Concern.

Terrorist attacks are awful. I've seen one or two take place in Afghanistan while I was out there. They never target hard targets. They target innocent people, civilians, children, and low security facilities like theaters and sports complexes.

Terrorists, like many criminals in general, aren't looking for a fight. They are looking for victims. They wanna create havok, they want people scared, they want to expand conflict, and they will continue to do so as long as the momentum is on their side.

You've been warned... Twice now.

By terrorists and criminals are you speaking of the oligarchical governments? Because they are the only ones benefiting from this type of fear/doom porn.

And why are you warning us? Are you operating with insider knowledge to suggest that more false flag attacks are coming? I appreciate that, and I've already expected it. In fact, everyone should be ready for more false flag terrorism to ratchet up the police state and decreasing of rights in the name of National Security.

Seriously, the only goal here is to move the governments of the world to Totalitarian Fascist corporate states. Because military build-up benefits one group - the fat cat, elites that own the military industrial complex.

ISIS is a false enemy being used as a pawn to distract the masses.

a reply to: Joneselius

Remember DODGE CITY?
guess some folks will get a front seat,it's about the same but minus the good guys having access to guns.
www.jihadwatch.org...

Maybe a leader ?

I don't KNOW French politics....www.zerohedge.com...

originally posted by: WCmutant

originally posted by: projectvxn
Back in October of 2014 I wrote about The Military Weakness of Europe: A Serious Global Security Concern.

Terrorist attacks are awful. I've seen one or two take place in Afghanistan while I was out there. They never target hard targets. They target innocent people, civilians, children, and low security facilities like theaters and sports complexes.

Terrorists, like many criminals in general, aren't looking for a fight. They are looking for victims. They wanna create havok, they want people scared, they want to expand conflict, and they will continue to do so as long as the momentum is on their side.

You've been warned... Twice now.

And why are you warning us?

Just an excuse to spew hate and reinforce right-wing talking points. Just another fake chickenhawk neocon puppet brainwashed by Fox "News". Nothing to see here.

a reply to: Logman

I'm pretty patient.

I can wait for you to actually read the OP and address the topic.

a reply to: WCmutant

ISIS is a false enemy being used as a pawn to distract the masses.

I find it is a rather trite view to take as people are dying in Iraq, Syria, and Paris, and Edit to Add, Beirut.

The Kurdish Peshmerga seem to believe they are real.

originally posted by: projectvxn
a reply to: WCmutant

ISIS is a false enemy being used as a pawn to distract the masses.

I find it is a rather trite view to take as people are dying in Iraq, Syria, and Paris, and Edit to Add, Beirut.

The Kurdish Peshmerga seem to believe they are real.

They are real. But why are they real? Who created them? What is their role in the geopolitical game of chess being played in Syria? We are conditioned to focus on ISIS and their misdeeds and not the bigger picture. Most dont even know what the bigger picture is and what is really happening in Syria. Yes, you are one of those people.

originally posted by: projectvxn
Back in October of 2014 I wrote about The Military Weakness of Europe: A Serious Global Security Concern.

Either fix your militaries, or you will be conquered.

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so...... it milit-tree conquest the only form of conquest their you know about?

Have you not heard of cultural conqest??

Not all weapons have to milit-tree weapons; immigration is a subversive weapon and a very good one too. Immigration dilutes destroys national pride and national identity. Where this is done, the nation become weak, people concentrate only on their own immediate issues and don’t care two hoots about the nation’s welfare, well being or its future.

A nation with a strong sense of who they, proud of their culture and traditions and what they stand for, what they value and what’s important to them, will not surrender their sovereignty easily. They value will fight to the bitter end to keep it.

A nation of bitz's (bits of this and bits of that) won’t give a stuff about anything and will not fight for anything because nothing is important to them, They will just move on to somewhere else.

There are only two countries in the word who are very powerful culturally. One is Japan and the other is a very small but very powerful nation in the Middle East.

According to figures I saw in a video, most of Europe and the US will have non white majorities within 20 - 30 years. This because of the vast difference in the birth rates of whites vs. non-whites. Muslim birth rates are apparently 2-3 times the birth rates of whites in many European countries, Brittan, the US and some other countries.

Hello....

This is my first post...so don't flame me...

Well let's start:

We have to take into consideration the leader of ISIL [ISIS] Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and the legend that he has built up around himself. Messiah/Savior to those who believe in what ISIS represents to them on a personal/spiritual level and to them the blessings of Allah which fall on Abu Bakr shoulders.

Disenfranchised young adults, who are marginalized, that feel insignificant, socially inept when dealing with people in authority or those within their peer group, eccentric, or have difficulty fitting into societal norms, are the perfect recruits for ISIS.

Perhaps, it's just curiosity that sets down the path of radicalization, I don't think that a person goes to sleep and wakes up the following morning with a new career choice, "Mom...Dad...I'm packing my bags...I'm going to be a terrorist starting from today. Be proud of me !"

Radicalization is slow, it's insidious and usually takes seed in the individual's insecurities about themselves and how they interact with the world around them. I will approach radicalization from a western perspective for an individual so bear with me.

To no one's surprise the western world is high commercialized, where capitalism reigns supreme and one is constantly bombarded with slick ads to buy...buy...buy. Where personal success is measured by looks, popularity, sexuality (with regards of attracting a mate or emotional companionship, financial status, social status based on financial status and to a lesser degree depth and breadth of education they have attained.

Another ingredient to this unappetizing brew, is the media which we all are force fed every day. The quest for ratings has forced media outlets to sensationalize the news they report, be it local or world wide news. Being constantly assaulted with this hodge podge of fact and fiction ( for this instance I cite Dan Rather as a prime example ), they see that only the rich will get richer, the poorer will get poorer, where misdeeds be it political or corporate are revealed in vague detail to only be quickly forgotten and swept underneath the carpet of expedience and the beautiful and the attractive are the only one's that will get their names in lights, or their fifteen minutes of fame.

For some, they may only get one meal a day, live in vermin infested warrens, the clothes they wear are thread barren, they are ignored or harassed by their peers, sexually unappetizing to potential mates. The message through all these forms of communication...can be boiled down to the following:

"Your are unimportant, what you want and desire in life is unimportant, the only purpose of your existence is to service our wants and our needs because we are superior to you in every aspect, and you will do so through indirect means. We will lie to you, we will cheat you, we will rip from your very soul any thought or hope of happiness, and in turn we offer you a life of drudgery, of ignominy until you die....don't you feel lucky and honored to be serving us."

In this climate of media bombardment, I' am certain hostility and animosity towards the accepted cultural and social norms in which they live grows like a weed in the fertile hope of youth of a better tomorrow for each of us. They feel they are unable to express themselves to the authority that governs them, to them peaceful protest is ineffective and frequently ignored by those in power and control. They feel rudderless in a sea of clashing social diversity in which they live and feel unable to effect the change in their lives that they desperately desire. Their voice is a silent whisper in the maelstrom of life that swirls around them, a faceless entity that only serves to be one of many cogs in the machine we call society and unable to pull the levers of this machine greedily guarded by those in power above them.

So what is left for them, any attempt through legitimate means would appear to them to be fruitless, peaceful protest turns out to be an absurd idea to attempt in the first place and would feel locked into a repeating cycle of cynical hope for a better tomorrow.

The only avenue left to them is to find liked mind individuals that share the same fate as they share, but where to find them ? What common denominator would link them all together ? What vision of comradeship could they all be believe in ? Eventually in the end they do find it, it's called religion

Next.... From Religion to Terrorism..... and it really started in a beer hall

Europe is in a state of pure submission mostly because of the ill minded politicians, enough is enough, praying and believing wont do it, it's time to wake up and mount the defensives and get ready for fighting!

originally posted by: projectvxn
a reply to: intrptr

This is not what I'm talking about.

Stop being ridiculous and live in reality. Europe is under attack and will continue to be under attack until it either responds, or it falls.

Under attack by whom exactly ?

I wonder who allows all this nonsense to go on, oh wait a whole lot of other people other than Muslims are behind all of this, but you think its cool to believe otherwise.

Face it, the very people you think should do something about this are DOING THIS.

originally posted by: projectvxn
a reply to: Nikola014

Europe did this to themselves for allowing Syrian fighters to enter the EU as "refugees". It is a predictable consequence of misguided policy toward the Middle East.

You think the policies are misguided ???

I think they are perfectly guided, anyone with eyes to see, can SEE THIS.

Again, I marvel at the indignation and blame being laid on incompetence and stupidity.

Everything is going PERFECTLY according to plan to weaken ALL THE WORLD, to one level of easier to control areas, and this is being done from the inside, and no military will deter anything, they will ALWAYS do just what they are told.

Someone wants all of this, knows how to set things up, and is completely integrated in the areas they need to be,

originally posted by: projectvxn
a reply to: WCmutant

ISIS is a false enemy being used as a pawn to distract the masses.

I find it is a rather trite view to take as people are dying in Iraq, Syria, and Paris, and Edit to Add, Beirut.

The Kurdish Peshmerga seem to believe they are real.

You are dodging reality by suggesting that a group of people with guns in a foreign land are the enemy? Logman makes the point I would have made - who created them?

The puppets aren't attacking the puppet masters. Iraq and Syria, sure. Paris, don't even try to pin this false flag on ISIS. They are too rag tag. Conveniently after 9/11 and increased security and intelligence agency surveillance the French Intelligence were completely taken off-guard by these multi-site coordinated attacks? Sure, gotcha.

A false enemy doesn't mean they aren't real. It means they were created for the purpose of being the next boogie man to pump fear into the masses. Do you just enjoy playing naive? I find it hard to believe you can previously provide such a great analysis of the situation only to suggest that ISIS really is a valid enemy.

They are merely douche bag, thugs with guns doing what they are told to do...
1. topple Assad because he has what we want
2. cause as much fear as possible because we need a new boogie man

The only reason the US is getting involved is Russia is making us look bad. All our technology and surveillance and we can't even effectively bomb ISIS in Iraq? The US must be as inept as France at intelligence work? ...I know better