Dubyadude1986
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My heart and soul go out to the French and all of the victims and families impacted.
128 people were killed, so far. 99 more in critical condition.
President Obama has called this an attack on all of humanity.
The French President has said the response will be "ruthless."
The French military has been deployed in France.
This level of violence has not been seen in France since WW2.
I -hope- with every ounce of my being that people understand just how incredibly extensive, collaborative, multi-faceted and "ruthless" this response is likely to be both domestically in France and around the world, specifically the middle east.
Domestically, deportation records will probably be set. The terrorist's families, if they are French or living there, probably won't be living in France much longer - involved or not.
The Syrian refugees probably just fell out of the hearts and minds of hundreds of millions of people of the western world - including Europe, making their U-turn on their compassion for all these "young male refugees."
If they actually bombed that Russian plane, I would expect and have a strong feeling the Russians (WW2 ally) will be happy to take on any of the courses of action a little too brutal for NATO.
I do know one thing for sure. I won't need to see a chart of this response after the fact - I doubt anyone else will either...
P.S. The French just said they believe this was planned and organized from abroad with help from cells inside France. Wherever that place is abroad, I hope any innocents vacate once the French figure out where this place abroad is and it is announced...
- A very keen sixth sense in conjunction with research and studies in international relations as a U.S. veteran that has fought alongside Europeans.
128 people were killed, so far. 99 more in critical condition.
President Obama has called this an attack on all of humanity.
The French President has said the response will be "ruthless."
The French military has been deployed in France.
This level of violence has not been seen in France since WW2.
I -hope- with every ounce of my being that people understand just how incredibly extensive, collaborative, multi-faceted and "ruthless" this response is likely to be both domestically in France and around the world, specifically the middle east.
Domestically, deportation records will probably be set. The terrorist's families, if they are French or living there, probably won't be living in France much longer - involved or not.
The Syrian refugees probably just fell out of the hearts and minds of hundreds of millions of people of the western world - including Europe, making their U-turn on their compassion for all these "young male refugees."
If they actually bombed that Russian plane, I would expect and have a strong feeling the Russians (WW2 ally) will be happy to take on any of the courses of action a little too brutal for NATO.
I do know one thing for sure. I won't need to see a chart of this response after the fact - I doubt anyone else will either...
P.S. The French just said they believe this was planned and organized from abroad with help from cells inside France. Wherever that place is abroad, I hope any innocents vacate once the French figure out where this place abroad is and it is announced...
- A very keen sixth sense in conjunction with research and studies in international relations as a U.S. veteran that has fought alongside Europeans.
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