Unforgiven wrote on Dec 20^th, 2016 at 8:49pm:



You mean the US should not have responded to 9/11, should have also left Saddam in power, not respond to his earlier invasion of Kuwait, etc, etc. Just let Muslims do whatever they feel like otherwise they will unleash chaos?

Frank wrote on Dec 21^st, 2016 at 10:00am:


There would be less dead people today if the USA had not attacked Afghanistan and Iraq. The waves of terrorism would not have happened.

300,000+ people who died would still be alive today.

Unforgiven wrote on Dec 21^st, 2016 at 1:20pm:



Just remind us - what was that in response to??

Bobby. wrote on Dec 21^st, 2016 at 2:19pm:


Bobby blames Islam for all his daily misfortunes.

Frank wrote on Dec 21^st, 2016 at 2:11pm:


The 2000 recession and Saddam threatening to sell oil for Euros rather than US dollars, as every schoolboy knows.

What did you think? Saddam was harbouring Osama bin Laden?

Oh, old boy, you really are a hoot.

Karnal wrote on Dec 21^st, 2016 at 3:01pm:



Don't worry - it will all change when Trump sorts the Muslims out.

Frank wrote on Dec 21^st, 2016 at 10:00am:


9/11 would never have happened if we'd stayed out of the M.E. in the first place

Berlin attack:




By Frederik Pleitgen, James Griffiths and Angela Dewan, CNN

Updated 1125 GMT (1925 HKT) December 21, 2016


Berlin (CNN)Police are searching for a Tunisian man in his early 20s in connection with the Berlin Christmas market attack, a German security official told CNN Wednesday.
The suspect's identity papers were found inside the cabin of the truck used in the attack, which left 12 people dead and 48 injured, the official said.

Authorities on Tuesday released another man who was arrested shortly after the truck smashed into the market, saying there was no evidence to connect him to the attack.
Police have appealed to the public for any digital videos and photos they have of the incident or possible suspects. They tweeted Tuesday that they were investigating 508 leads.
Latest developments

    Police are searching for a Tunisian man in his early 20s, security official says
    German President Joachim Gauck visits the injured at a Berlin hospital
    Police searching for suspect who deliberately drove truck into crowd
    Mourners pack a nearby church for memorial to victims
    Officials say several people could have been involved in the attack.


Attacker on the loose
ISIS claimed it had inspired the attack. The terror group's affiliated Amaq news agency described the perpetrator as a "soldier of the Islamic State," who had acted in response to calls for attacks in the West.
German police say they are treating the attack as terrorism, but there is no evidence of a direct link with ISIS.
On Tuesday evening, police released an asylum-seeker believed to be from Pakistan who had been detained in the immediate aftermath of the attack. According to German media, witnesses had said he had been driving the truck.
But Peter Frank, general prosecutor at Germany's Federal Court of Justice, said that forensic tests offered no link between the man and the truck's cabin.


http://edition.cnn.com/2016/12/21/europe/berlin-christmas-market-truck/index.htm...