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The goal of this thread is to discuss the ongoing problems Europe is facing after accepting over one million muslim refugees from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Eritrea, Cote D'Ivore, etc.
These are the most recent and impactful islamic attacks on European soil:
Charlie Hebdo attacks (Jan 7th 2015): five coordinated terrorist attacks kill 17 people and wound 22 others. Two gunmen attacked the offices of the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo for drawing images of Muhammed. The assailants escaped. One killed a police officers, the others took hostages. One group took a hostage at a factory and another one took hostages at a kosher supermarket.
Bataclan Theater and Paris attacks (Nov 11th 2015): 130 people were killed and over 350 injured by islamic terrorists during a night of coordinated attacks throughout Paris. Three suicide bombers struck outside the Saint Denis stadium during a football match, several mass shootings and another suicide bomber in restaurants and bars throughout Paris, and the worst part was an attack during a concert in the Bataclan theater in Paris. It was revealed a couple of weeks ago that the media had been hiding the fact that the Bataclan terrorists didn't just kill the atendees but they tortured them for hours before killing them off.
Cologne attacks (Jan 1st 2016): Thousands of women were sexually assaulted during NYE's celebrations by over 1000 muslim refugees. The biggest attacks occured in Cologne in front of the Cathedral, but the same thing happened in other European cities such as Helsinki, Zurich and Hamburg.
Brussel bombings (March 22nd 2016): three coordinated suicide bombings occurred in Belgium: two at Brussels Airport, and one at Maalbeek metro station. Thirty-two civilians were killed, and more than 300 people were injured. Another bomb was found during a search of the airport. The biggest terrorist attack in Belgium's history.
Nice truck attack (July 15th 2015): Islamic terrorist deliberately drove a 19 tonne cargo truck into crowds during the celebration of Bastille Day in Nice, France killing 89 people and injuring 303.
There are minor attacks every single day in Europe now, from killing rampages with an ax in a train (like it happened in Germany a few days ago) to muslim refugees raping and killing the people who hosted them (Sweden, Austria) to beheading of priests (France) and countless instances of rapes and sexual attacks.
Many believe this refugee crisis is one of the main reasons the UK voted to exit the EU. And others believe the way the European leadership and media have handled these issues is the reason why there has been a recent uptick in popularity for nationalist parties such as Marine Le Pen's Front National or why Hooligans have taken the streets in protest.
Hopefully we can use this thread to have a place to discuss these issues, especially when new attacks happen. I don't really see a solution for the problem being implemented any time soon, but it is useful to bring awareness and talk these things out.
Please keep in mind this is a very sensitive topic for many Western Europeans who now live in fear in their own cities, cities that up until 2 years ago were peaceful.
These are the most recent and impactful islamic attacks on European soil:
Charlie Hebdo attacks (Jan 7th 2015): five coordinated terrorist attacks kill 17 people and wound 22 others. Two gunmen attacked the offices of the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo for drawing images of Muhammed. The assailants escaped. One killed a police officers, the others took hostages. One group took a hostage at a factory and another one took hostages at a kosher supermarket.
Bataclan Theater and Paris attacks (Nov 11th 2015): 130 people were killed and over 350 injured by islamic terrorists during a night of coordinated attacks throughout Paris. Three suicide bombers struck outside the Saint Denis stadium during a football match, several mass shootings and another suicide bomber in restaurants and bars throughout Paris, and the worst part was an attack during a concert in the Bataclan theater in Paris. It was revealed a couple of weeks ago that the media had been hiding the fact that the Bataclan terrorists didn't just kill the atendees but they tortured them for hours before killing them off.
Cologne attacks (Jan 1st 2016): Thousands of women were sexually assaulted during NYE's celebrations by over 1000 muslim refugees. The biggest attacks occured in Cologne in front of the Cathedral, but the same thing happened in other European cities such as Helsinki, Zurich and Hamburg.
Brussel bombings (March 22nd 2016): three coordinated suicide bombings occurred in Belgium: two at Brussels Airport, and one at Maalbeek metro station. Thirty-two civilians were killed, and more than 300 people were injured. Another bomb was found during a search of the airport. The biggest terrorist attack in Belgium's history.
Nice truck attack (July 15th 2015): Islamic terrorist deliberately drove a 19 tonne cargo truck into crowds during the celebration of Bastille Day in Nice, France killing 89 people and injuring 303.
There are minor attacks every single day in Europe now, from killing rampages with an ax in a train (like it happened in Germany a few days ago) to muslim refugees raping and killing the people who hosted them (Sweden, Austria) to beheading of priests (France) and countless instances of rapes and sexual attacks.
Many believe this refugee crisis is one of the main reasons the UK voted to exit the EU. And others believe the way the European leadership and media have handled these issues is the reason why there has been a recent uptick in popularity for nationalist parties such as Marine Le Pen's Front National or why Hooligans have taken the streets in protest.
Hopefully we can use this thread to have a place to discuss these issues, especially when new attacks happen. I don't really see a solution for the problem being implemented any time soon, but it is useful to bring awareness and talk these things out.
Please keep in mind this is a very sensitive topic for many Western Europeans who now live in fear in their own cities, cities that up until 2 years ago were peaceful.