What Now These Hordes Of Migrants?

[anotheoldgit]

In light of the recent Paris killings, what now the migrants that are invading Europe, are they now increasing the threat?

[ummmm]

Who knows?

[THECORBYLOON]

The terrorists may be home-grown and not immigrants.

[ummmm]

And there lies the problem. The radicalised people that are here now. Not the people fleeing the radicalised people.

[Baldric]

I would suggest rather than newly arrived immigrants, last nights attackers were most likely a 'Sleeper Cell' and been in situ for some time, they knew their way around.

[New Judge]

Quite so. But they are now, so we are led to believe, thankfully dead. However, the recent importation of huge numbers of people whom we know nothing about and whom we seem to be giving (until very recently) absolutely free rein to roam all over mainland Europe will no doubt include some replacements.

[Baldric]

Sky News has just said one of the Stadium attackers was a French sympathiser known to the Police, another one was carrying an Egyptian Passport.

[-Talbot-]

THECORBYLOON
The terrorists may be home-grown and not immigrants.


Children of immigrants then?

[Treey]

You are all upsettingnthe arms dealers,the merchants of death who are making billions fomenting hatred all over our small ,beautiful planet.Shame on you!
Stand out Islamic leaders and be seen to be condeming terrorism in the name of Islam.Lets see you on T.V.shaming these ferrorist.

[Treey]

Sorry type error ' TERRORISTS '

[THECORBYLOON]

TALBOT, they could have French ancestry going back centuries but that does not prevent them from adopting extremist views and resorting to mass murder.

[Old_Geezer]

Replacements, sympathisers, communicators, recruiters. May not be many, but one is too many. Trouble is one can not sort the wheat from the chaff, especially when illegal economic immigrants arrive in force. Regardless as to whether there is already existing cells in each country, which is probable, it makes sense not to make it any easier to operate than it need be. Nations should all guard their borders, and check visitors as appropriate. Can't catch everything but anything to make things difficult should be considered.

[-Talbot-]

Is that what you really think the situation is, Corby?

[THECORBYLOON]

TREEY

“The attacks once again in Paris are horrific and abhorrent, and we condemn this violence in the strongest possible terms. My thoughts and prayers for the families of those killed and injured and for the people of France, our neighbours.

This attack is being claimed by the group calling themselves ‘Islamic State’. There is nothing Islamic about such people and their actions are evil, and outside the boundaries set by our faith.

This week we have once again witnessed outrageous attacks be that in Beirut earlier in the week or Paris today – there is no justification for such carnage whatsoever. We hope the remaining people responsible are brought to justice and face the full force of the law.”

Muslim Council of Britain statement

[Baldric]

@ 14:17 ^^^
at least one of them was French

[Gromit]

Were the terrorists in Paris last night migrants from Africa?
Do you have a link?

[mushroom25]

//Were the terrorists in Paris last night migrants from Africa?
Do you have a link? //

not sure who that's aimed at - the word "africa" appears nowhere in this thread except in your post.......

[naomi24]

//at least one of them was French //

Maybe he was French like Anjem Choudary is British.

[Svejk]

One of them, at least, had a Syrian passport. They were all muslims and, frankly, I'm fed up of hearing 'it's nothing to do with islam' after every islamist atrocity.

[Khandro]

// are they now increasing the threat?//
I suspect in 99% of them - no. But 600 were dropped off from a special train at 4:00am in a small village near to me with almost no warning. Of them, two young men asked the bemused local taxi driver if he would take them to Berlin (650 miles away) for a good price which he did. There is no record of where they are or who they were, but you can make a guess.