Prayers and heartache, such a tragedy and such a waste. This makes me quite angry.

sharke
I don't think the self-righteous PC choir will be able to get a word in tonight quite frankly....

Actually, I've already seen a couple of "don't fuel the hate" comments - because, as we all the know, the problem is people reacting to an act of terror on Facebook, and certainly not the one who perpetrated the act in question and killed innocents...  There never was a conflict on earth before the advent of social media.

Apparently some of the kids of the University of Missouri protests are annoyed that the Paris attacks has taken media coverage away from them. I've just been browsing some pretty incredible Tweets from these crybabies. Never forget how utterly stupid and crass some people can be. As if anyone gives a **** about some student protests at a time like this. 

NEVER underestimate the stupidity of some people.

SteveStrummerUK

sharke
I don't think the self-righteous PC choir will be able to get a word in tonight quite frankly....

As far as I'm concerned, every innocent death is blood on their hands as much as on the hands of those who actually perpetrate these acts of savagery.
 
And before the sanctimonious start "sending their prayers" and platitudes to the victims, let us never forget that belief in god and a promise of life eternal at his side is the real reason for every one of these mindless atrocities across the globe.

There is a difference between those who believe in God, and murder people, and those who believe in God that pray for people. There are alot of things done in the name of God, but that doesn't make it his fault. These people are sick.
I'm not implying that you meant it one way or the other...just my thoughts.

I can't believe what I am seeing on TV 

backwoods
I can't believe what I am seeing on TV 

I can. It's what they do. 

I passed through Paris yesterday on my way home - 465km to the South West.

"Luckily" we only have one member of the family around Paris, in the NW,, still waiting to hear.

You can't reason with crazies.

Dazed and confused,
Jerry

Horrendous, but all too inevitable.
 
Until the world pulls it's feet out of the Bronze Age, this will persist. I don't think I'll see it my lifetime.

What amazes me most, and what betrays the fact that the multiculturalist do-gooders, sympathisers, apologists and enablers are winning the propaganda battle, is that whenever these horrific events transpire, the news media goes out of its collective way to always refer to the perpetrators as terrorists. It's almost as if a worldwide memo goes out and reporters and correspondents are instructed to never use the words I***m or M****m. Even when it becomes practically unavoidable, we hear only of a "so called" I*****c State.
 
History has shown us time and again that once the battle for people's minds is won, the winning of the war becomes a much more viable prospect.