[Arevalosocom]

Originally Posted by houseoftechno ↗

It's going excellently. Proof: There's not a single French gun assault video posted on the mass media.

I'm sure that is comforting to the 130 people and their families killed at Bataclan and Charlie Hebdo.

[OhJstFkOffAlrdy]

There's no way this happened in France. Rifles like that are illegal there.

[DanteAntonelli]

Originally Posted by TheCruxofBag ↗

Two of the men died - a 41-year-old died instantly, and a 24-year-old died of cervical spine injuries in hospital. The other man in the group, aged 41, was immediately hospitalised, and his prognosis is not life-threatening. 28 cases of 7.62 were reportedly found on scene.

According to the police, the 41-year-old deceased had been involved in “acts of violence with a weapon” against a woman in a nightclub in 2019. The 24-year-old had a criminal record for “ordinary offences”. The surviving victim was not known to the police.

The Peugeot 2008 used by the shooters was found burnt down, with an assault rifle left behind. An investigation has been opened into the charges of "murder" and "attempted murder", all as part of an organized gang, as well as "criminal conspiracy to commit a crime", "destruction by dangerous means as part of an organized gang", and "receiving stolen goods as part of an organized gang".

The Marseille prosecutor's office specifies that it has also opened an investigation into the dissemination of video surveillance images, punishable by 3 years of imprisonment and a fine of €45,000.

The info provided makes it impossible to know if it was an AK-47 or AK-74?

And we want to KNOW!

[samcws]

Originally Posted by spycosis ↗

It's pretty strange that he stayed still and didn't go straight into reverse when you think how many people have died in rampaging terrorist attacks in France with AK47's being used, exclusively by muslims, to shoot random people in public.

Maybe its a norm there.
The white van driver was thinking "Oh, another shooting. Don't think it will take long, let (watch) them finish and go so not going to jam the road."

[Gore Whore]

Remember when France was the most romantic country in the world and people wanted to honeymoon there?

But then nothing's better than multicultural enrichment...

[spycosis]

Originally Posted by Gore Whore ↗

Remember when France was the most romantic country in the world and people wanted to honeymoon there?

It's still a wonderful place to visit especially Paris which has some of the most beautiful mosques in Europe, some of which date back as far as 1986.

After visiting some of these magnificent two storey concrete buildings what better way to wind down than relaxing with a glass of sparkling goat's milk in one of Paris's famous Halal Bistros before heading off to a theatre to witness some of France's most talented young performers being expertly mown down in a hail of bullets delivered by Kalashnikov wielding Jihadists.

When arriving at your hotel, the concierge will welcome you warmly with the typical French greeting of Salaam Alaikum! before taking your suitcases to his own room and removing any valuables you may have as Jizya payment, a traditional form of tax bestowed upon visiting infidels to prevent L'execution brutale.

For those wishing to see street theatre at its finest, look no further than the Champs-Élysées where the famous mime artists of Paris can be seen silently re-enacting scenes from the world renowned Massacré du Charlie Hebdo and Les Executions du Jihad Jean.

And of course no trip to Paris would be complete without a trip to the Eiffel Tower where tourists can witness les homosexueles being blindfolded and pushed over the safety railings to their deaths to the romantic cries of Allah, il est très Akhbar

For newly-weds the perfect end to the day is surely a visit to one of Frances many primary schools to see a geography teacher being skilfully beheaded with a breadknife whilst the toddlers gleefully run around screaming in fear of their lives.

France. An Islamic paradise on your doorstep. It is not without reason that the famous Parisian artist Abu Musab al Zarqawi once named it La Shitholé de l'Europistan

[spycosis]

Originally Posted by houseoftechno ↗

It's going excellently. Proof: There's not a single French gun assault video posted on the mass media.

If you haven't seen it there was an excellent report of the Charlie Hebdo attacks and the subsequent massacres that took place in the streets of the French capital called Paris Attacks : Three Days of Terror, by Sky News. It is still on YouTube, I just checked. It is 24 minutes long and pretty captivating to watch.

You are absolutely right btw, all these atrocities are swept under the carpet by the spineless authorities who demand that journalists no longer publicize such events as Islamic terrorism and most reports quickly vanish into thin air, or live feeds are cut.

But this one I mentioned is very good, not extremely graphic but shows the Charlie Hebdo gunmen briefly during their rampage, firing their AKs in the streets and executing a French police officer.
It also shows the police storming the Jewish supermarket where hostages were being held. It is the best report I have seen about those three days of barbarism.

[pa28Pilot]

Originally Posted by spycosis ↗

It's still a wonderful place to visit especially Paris which has some of the most beautiful mosques in Europe, some of which date back as far as 1986.

After visiting some of these magnificent two storey concrete buildings what better way to wind down than relaxing with a glass of sparkling goat's milk in one of Paris's famous Halal Bistros before heading off to a theatre to witness some of France's most talented young performers being expertly mown down in a hail of bullets delivered by Kalashnikov wielding Jihadists.

When arriving at your hotel, the concierge will welcome you warmly with the typical French greeting of Salaam Alaikum! before taking your suitcases to his own room and removing any valuables you may have as Jizya payment, a traditional form of tax bestowed upon visiting infidels to prevent L'execution brutale.

For those wishing to see street theatre at its finest, look no further than the Champs-Élysées where the famous mime artists of Paris can be seen silently re-enacting scenes from the world renowned Massacré du Charlie Hebdo and Les Executions du Jihad Jean.

And of course no trip to Paris would be complete without a trip to the Eiffel Tower where tourists can witness les homosexueles being blindfolded and pushed over the safety railings to their deaths to the romantic cries of Allah, il est très Akhbar

For newly-weds the perfect end to the day is surely a visit to one of Frances many primary schools to see a geography teacher being skilfully beheaded with a breadknife whilst the toddlers gleefully run around screaming in fear of their lives.

France. An Islamic paradise on your doorstep. It is not without reason that the famous Parisian artist Abu Musab al Zarqawi once named it La Shitholé de l'Europistan

Took my gf there for a day trip a few years ago, knowing only what I'd been taught at school and by the media. Thought it'd be romantic.

It stunk of shit, there were illegal immigrants everywhere trying to sell these stupid flashing Eiffel Tower toys, it stunk of shit, there were these weird brown skinned gypsies on ever corner trying to relieve you of your money, it stunk of shit, and I barely heard a word of French while we were there. Oh, and it stunk of shit. It really, REALLY stunk of shit.

[Stray_Bullet]

Yeah, "French"