RIP Belgium!

spindoctor · #1 03-22-2016

All my thoughts and prayers to the victims of Belgium! Together we are stronger.

terrorism will not knock us down!

Stand tall, stand proud, let the world unite and smash those terrorist scum!

Je suis Bruxelles ik Ben Brussel.

slokor · #2 03-22-2016

Easier said than done unfortunately... but Im with you 100%!!

rsot · #3 03-22-2016

Sad situation but thoughts are with those affected.

Any ideas on what country is next....sadly? :(

spindoctor · #4 03-22-2016

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Sad situation but thoughts are with those affected.

Any ideas on what country is next....sadly? :(

I can see UK being targeted next. ISIS have again sent threats that the UK is next.

rsot · #5 03-22-2016

True spindoctor good point.

Belgian waffles to commemorate those fallen today

GreenBean · #6 03-23-2016

UK should have paid attention to Enoch Powell.

The End.

IGNAS · #7 03-23-2016

The thing EU is doing by accepting refugees -- is really nice, humane and heart-soothing.
But we need to remember that those people are not just poor people running from war (which is actually horrible) -- but they are people from WHOLE different civilization.

They are not used to Europe's culture, peoples rights, freedoms, morale, etc.
And most of them are not willing to adapt or fully accept our rules of life.

And the fact is that Islam is now going through a violence stage which Christianity went through in the Medieval times. So as a result we have ISIS and other Islam radicals.

Solution? Don't let those refugees from East flood Europe and instead -- re-direct them to Islamic countries where they won't have an inner cultural conflict.

mtproducts · #8 03-23-2016

I'm sure the UK has much greater intelligence on all this than some of the other EU nations, but i think a lot of you are missing the point of all this, they are still all humans, and all still should be treated humanely.

Islam has radicals like any other religion, maybe they've been able to get away with much worse. ISIS came about from conflict, trained by the US to over throw the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's. The US is influential everywhere, controlling the middle east and the destabilization of other countries, for personal gain.

astralman · #9 03-23-2016

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All my thoughts and prayers to the victims of Belgium! Together we are stronger.

terrorism will not knock us down!

Stand tall, stand proud, let the world unite and smash those terrorist scum!

Je suis Bruxelles ik Ben Brussel.

What did you do to contribute to helping or to fight the bad guys? Just curious since you said world unite.

EWHendo · #10 03-23-2016

It is awful that people are doing these things to one another.

I think that if relations are to improve between Westerners and Middle Easterners, it is important to keep history in perspective. I don't think many of my fellow Westerners think about the fact that since 1096 (The First Crusade), Western civilization has been regularly intervening, warring against, and trying to control Middle Eastern civilization. I think some understanding of why parts of Middle Eastern culture is against Western culture goes a long way.

spindoctor · #11 03-23-2016

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What did you do to contribute to helping or to fight the bad guys? Just curious since you said world unite.

Ex forces!

zenohki · #12 03-23-2016

My grand parents (one Czech, one Polish) came to England during the second world war, and from what I know they were too proud to accept hand outs, they worked hard, and suffered a lot in their lives.

My nationality is so mixed, from places all over Europe, and further back who knows where my roots lay. But I'm proud to say I've never been unemployed, and I work hard (you have to when you are self employed!) and I believe myself to be a kind person. (Though my sarcasm may let me down occasionally)

And I have known far too many people, who call themselves English or British, that take advantage of the system, smoke pot and play video games all day, while claiming unemployment benefits, and feigning illness in the ways their parents taught them to increase that hand out.

Do not tar everyone with the same brush. Religion no matter what form it takes is just a label for an individuals hateful actions. Even Christians and Atheists are capable of hurting people in violent destructive ways.

rsot · #13 03-23-2016

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because attacks in the heart of europe are getting more frequent.

The australians know how to handle borders!

Religion is pretty overrated anyhow - causes too much conflict.

Hah australia - reference

spindoctor · #14 03-23-2016

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Hah australia - reference

I'll be moving there in 3-4 years time!

rsot · #15 03-23-2016

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I'll be moving there in 3-4 years time!

Roomy time

mtproducts · #16 03-23-2016

It's strange how people become hateful of being different and fearful of the unknown.

The last 'witch' was burnt at the stake in the 1700, we should learn from history, it would help us evolve quicker as a species..

https://www.loudrumor.com/wp-content...s-confused.jpg

rsot · #17 03-23-2016

We do need to burn more witches - and sacrifice more virgins...

mtproducts · #18 03-23-2016

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We do need to burn more witches - and sacrifice more virgins...

to allah or to the US government?

rsot · #19 03-23-2016

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to allah or to the US government?

To everybody - no segregation or prejudice