Explosion Near Migration Office In Germany

[Dave]

An explosion has been reported near a reception centre for migrants in Zirndorf, Germany.


More follows...

http://news.sky.com/story/explosion-near-migration-office-in-germany-10514380

 

[The Voice]

http://news.sky.com/story/explosion-near-migration-office-in-germany-10514380

See you changed your avatar to something fitting

 

[Electron1]

A suitcase believed to have been filled with aerosols exploded outside the centre in Bavaria, according to local media.

The BR24 news website reported witnesses as saying several Arab-looking men ran away from the scene after the blast.

Pity that the perps were not apprehended at the scene.

 

[skimread]

Angela Merkel must be under huge pressure the past 2 weeks. This will relieve quite a bit off pressure if it's a right wing attack on refugees.

 

[skimread]

Pity that the perps were not apprehended at the scene.

Arab men will run if a bomb explodes. Doesn't mean all of them planted the bomb. A single suitcase bomb looks like a lone person.

Bets on this stage its a disgruntled German who made a crude bomb in his basement.

 

[The Voice]

Here we go again. Right wing until proved Muslim, amirite?

 

[Dave]

Bets on this stage its a disgruntled German who made a crude bomb in his basement.

That was my immediate thought when I saw the story...

 

[jpejpe1008]

yeah , its always those damned right wingers , also its the 5 years and one and a half weeks anniversary of that Anders chap

 

[Flanders]

Angela Merkel must be under huge pressure the past 2 weeks. This will relieve quite a bit off pressure if it's a right wing attack on refugees.

Doesn't need to be right wing these days. Everything from a micron right of far left is fair game.

 

[Dave]

yeah , its always those damned right wingers , also its the 5 years and one and a half weeks anniversary of that Anders chap

There's a lot of anti-migrant feeling around now (quite understandable), the backlash is only going to grow if Daesh & co continue their terrorism campaign.

 

[skimread]

yeah , its always those damned right wingers , also its the 5 years and one and a half weeks anniversary of that Anders chap

Where zero people are killed or wounded it's a right wing guy. They are amateurs and don't have experience in these things.

The bomb was made from aerosols. Idiot wanted to target refugees but ended up targeting the O-Zone layer.

 

[jpejpe1008]

There's a lot of anti-migrant feeling around now (quite understandable), the backlash is only going to grow if Daesh & co continue their terrorism campaign.

We should use their actual name ISIS/ISIL/IS whatever you call them its only the islamic state part that remains the same , daesh makes it seem distant from islam

 

[Jings]

Premature detonation?

 

[ellyally]

Bets on this stage its a disgruntled German who made a crude bomb in his basement.

To be honest, I'm surprised there hasn't been mass shootings or burnings of mosques yet by people who have lost their kids and such.

 

[Dave]

We should use their actual name ISIS/ISIL/IS whatever you call them its only the islamic state part that remains the same , daesh makes it seem distant from islam

We should all use Daesh, it's the Arabic name for the swine and it's the name they hate. They even threatened to cut the tongue out of anyone who they caught in their occupied areas calling them Daesh.

IS gives them respectability as Islamic State, they aren't a state, they are a bunch of murderous thieving terrorist b*stards...

Daesh is an acronym for the Arabic phrase al-Dawla al-Islamiya al-Iraq al-Sham (Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant).

Essentially, it's another word for ISIS - but apparently one that ISIS militants do not favour.

Why? Because it is similar to the Arabic words 'Daes', 'one who crushes something underfoot' and 'Dahes', translated as 'one who sows discord'.

In January 2015, then Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott announced that he would begin referring to the Islamic State group by this name, saying: "Daesh hates being referred to by this term, and what they don't like has an instinctive appeal to me."

It seems that other world leaders have now followed suit, with French president Francois Hollande and the USA's secretary of state John Kerry both using the term.

According to NBC, ISIS has reportedly threatened to 'cut out the tongues' of anyone it hears using the term.

Evan Kohlmann, a national security analyst, told NBC: "It's a derogatory term and not something people should use even if you dislike them."

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/what-daesh-mean-isis-threatens-6841468

Evan Kohlman sounds like a lefty liberal apologist tw*t.

 

[jpejpe1008]

Sounds like an apologists way of subverting the "islamic" part out of the name .

 

[Dave]

Sounds like an apologists way of subverting the "islamic" part out of the name .

I haven't heard that brought up before, but you could always call them Islamic Daesh if you want .

 

[skimread]

To be honest, I'm surprised there has been mass shootings or burnings of mosques yet by people who have lost their kids and such.

German people won't do such things because of what there ancestors did to Europe. There is such a stigma against anything like Hitler and not wanting to be associated with the Nazis.

The nasty thing now is that the politicians have labelled that one exception Shiate Muslim shooter as right wing. Iran is the axis of evil after all. It feeds perfectly into the Western and Saudi pro Sunni anti Shiite narrative.


Despite all the recent ISIS attacks on the front page of the largest newspaper in Germany today:


Calling him Aryan and linking him to Hitler

I wouldn't be surprised if the German government gave the illegal gun to him so the German public can be fooled into believing it is a self radicalized right wing attack. He is dead, he can't be interviewed on what his real motivations were, how he got the gun, so the German goverment can just manipulate him into what they want him to be.