Five arrested over plot to attack German Christmas market

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Five men have been arrested in Germany suspected of being involved in a plot to drive a vehicle into people at a Christmas market.

Three Moroccans, an Egyptian and a Syrian were detained on Friday over the plan to target a market in the southern Bavarian state. Authorities said they suspected an "Isla
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Five arrested over plot to attack German Christmas market

Local media says one of the suspects is an imam at a mosque, and police allege he "called for a vehicle attack".
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GrootVoet said:
Europe should not wortied about Putin, they should be worried about all the Muslims they welcomed in unchecked.
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Why shouldn't they be worried about him? He's as much a threat as these people who plan to attack innocent people at Christmas market.
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Russia-linked group planned parcel bomb attacks in Europe

A Lithuanian investigation has determined Russia-linked suspects packed explosive devices in packages shipped by land and air to the UK, Poland and Germany. Authorities say more attacks were in the works.
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ForceFate said:
Why shouldn't they be worried about him? He's as much a threat as these people who plan to attack innocent people at Christmas market.
www.dw.com

Russia-linked group planned parcel bomb attacks in Europe

A Lithuanian investigation has determined Russia-linked suspects packed explosive devices in packages shipped by land and air to the UK, Poland and Germany. Authorities say more attacks were in the works.
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I'm shocked.

Shocked that you made this about Putin and not Donald Trump.
 
ForceFate said:
Why shouldn't they be worried about him? He's as much a threat as these people who plan to attack innocent people at Christmas market.
www.dw.com

Russia-linked group planned parcel bomb attacks in Europe

A Lithuanian investigation has determined Russia-linked suspects packed explosive devices in packages shipped by land and air to the UK, Poland and Germany. Authorities say more attacks were in the works.
www.dw.com www.dw.com
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Percentages, mate. Percentages.

This sounds and looks a lot like The Timothy McVeigh Excuse.
 
GrootVoet said:
Europe should not wortied about Putin, they should be worried about all the Muslims they welcomed in unchecked.
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True, we're not wortied about Putin. But Europe is re-arming and we're making sure to bog Americans down so if there is a local war, we'll do all we can to make it a world war. So it's in everyone's interest to not have a war in Europe between Putin and NATO countries. Because it's gonna be a global event. The same as WW2 was. Hitler didn't intend for WW2 to be a world war, he just wanted some living space and some local extermination, well it became quite global. And the next conflict will too.
 
"Suspected"? Then why already announce it..

Timing with the Bondi Beach attack is troubling. Maybe extra security needed, at the cost of some freedoms naturally.
I don't trust anybody in first-world power anymore.
 
Meanwhile in the backward, non-woke European countries Christmas markets need no barriers, but those countries are hateful and ---phobic.
 
Oooh the sexy secular social-democrats, are also paying a fine to themselves. But their markets still suck.
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Three Moroccans, an Egyptian and a Syrian walk into a bar. They ask the barman "Do you serve vehicle attacks?"
 
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