Napoleon complex is strong in this thread, and it's not coming from them

On that map, the name for Brussels is in French. I have no words for how triggered I am.

France frets over internal threat two years after Paris attacks

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-france-security/france-frets-over-internal-threat-two-years-after-paris-attacks-idUSKBN1DC0Q2






I just hope they manage to FIND all the returnees that may still be radicalized.

Terrorists are being arrested every week in France. Speaking of FAILED multiculturalism or just another spreading parasitic invasion?

I can see you're new or a multi, but this is about French citizens who went to the middle east to fight FOR the ISIS whackos.

And it's actually also not just France, it's the whole western world. Ppl have traveled to Syria for multiple reasons. Between the ones that have returned until now, many of them, considered a warzone not being their cup of tea, and wanted to return to a more peaceful life, like regretting a bad life choice. The chances for them to commit a terrorist attack in their home country is far lower than the wave that is coming right now. The wave of disappointed fighters that have lost a war.

We're all half bracing and mitigating the impact. And should be thinking about what kind of institutions can support more stability in the middle east. How can we support a more stable life for ppl wanting to go back to Syria after the country has been destroyed?

/e btw, this is a somewhat good presentation on previous handling of returnees: http://edition.cnn.com/interactive/2017/03/europe/isis-behind-the-mask/

This post was edited by Knaapie on Nov 13 2017 10:43am

Take care, American media have a tendency to misslead on Europe.
Politically Europe must appears less great than USA...
American chauvinism (I'm not joking)

The ideology of Nicolas Chauvin is visible today

Since years I'm reading American and European news; they are dividing and dramatizing, so often I ended up reading Asian news too.. Just to triple check...