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Current Events » in reply to 2500 officers wounded so far this year in French riots

The future of Europe...and if not stopped - the world.

First France, Belgium, Spain then the rest of Europe and the UK.

Not surprised you received no comments. It's this sort of thing that points to the complete failure of Europe to handle their "muslim problem" and the way things will progress as the years pass and their numbers multiply like mosquitos in a stagnant cesspool.

"We are in a state of civil war, orchestrated by radical Islamists. This is not a question of urban violence any more, it is an intifada, with stones and Molotov cocktails. You no longer see two or three youths confronting police, you see whole tower blocks emptying into the streets to set their 'comrades' free when they are arrested."


This is why police are requesting armored cars. And this is why fighting terror is a military operation and not a police matter - because the police can only works in civilized zones, where civilized people live. This is what Raoul, and others in Europe fail to realize - the police only can only operate and function in areas where there is a basic assumption of law and order.

In LA, during the Rodney King riots, the police had to pull back and the citizens were completely unprotected - they cannot handle zones where there is no basic law and order. That's why we have a "war on terror" and not a "policing of terror" - because troops and military equipment are the only tools that can effectively deal with hordes of religiously indoctrinated, illiterate savages. The French are finding this out the hard way.

It was good of you to post the link Tom, I hope some folks actually click on it and read it, and think about what is really going on in the rest of the world instead of living in the delusions and anti-US hysteria caused by BDS and a media that buries the truth under trivial sex stories and the brain cotton candy of celebrity gossip pieces.

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