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⌈ Secret Post #3366 ⌋

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Comments

Terrorist Attacks

[(Anonymous)]

Thoughts and prayers

Re: Terrorist Attacks

[(Anonymous)]

Remember, ISIS cannot win without your help. Those Muslim refugees, ISIS need you to hate them and send them back to pad out its army and get radicalized. Only you can stop ISIS by not overreacting.

Re: Terrorist Attacks

[philstar22]

This so much. Cruz and Trump are making it worse. Trump wants to kick all Muslims out, and now Cruz is talking about controlling Muslim communities in the US. Not only is it Islamophobic and awful, but it actually helps ISIS.

Re: Terrorist Attacks

[diet_poison]

+2

Re: Terrorist Attacks

[(Anonymous)]

ISIS hate you and want you dead whether you take in Muslim refugees or not!

Re: Terrorist Attacks

[(Anonymous)]

I'm so sick and tired of Europe being culturally enriched by Islam and I´m scared to death that my country will become the next target.

Re: Terrorist Attacks

[(Anonymous)]

hey, guess what, Belgium was actually doing real well at peaceful integration and THAT'S WHY THIS HAPPENED.

THE FUCKING TERRORISTS WANT YOU SCARED, THEY WANT YOU TURN ON THE MODERATES AND THE EVERYDAY PEOPLE AND DRIVE THEM OUT OF THEIR NEIGHBORHOODS AMONG YOU THAT THEY FOUGHT FOR, ALL SO THEY CAN GET MORE SOLDIERS.

They want you scared.

They want you to think you're the target.

You're really, really not. Your fear is the carrot on the stick.

Re: Terrorist Attacks

[diet_poison]

"culturally enriched by Islam"? are you implying that that's what facilitates terrorism?

Re: Terrorist Attacks

[(Anonymous)]

Daesh is really fucking annoying.

I know this issue is more complex than just religion - it's politically and culturally motivated and all. but seriously, they can all go fuck themselves. You have to be pretty fucked in the head to think murdering innocent random people doesn't make you the bad guy.

Re: Terrorist Attacks

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, this is pretty much exactly how I feel.

Re: Terrorist Attacks

[diet_poison]

yup.

Re: Terrorist Attacks

[(Anonymous)]

I think I'm really freaking glad I don't live in Europe.

And I think right-wing nationalism and left-wing multiculturalism are equally batshit crazy.

Re: Terrorist Attacks

[diet_poison]

Can you unpack that a little? How are you defining each of those terms?

"Dear diary, today someone decided to blow up my previous workplace"

[kallanda_lee]

That pretty much sums up my thoughts.

I woke up to a message on Facebook about possible explosions at the airport, then obviously it escalated as we know.

At the time I heard, m boyfriend was on his way to Brussels - but fortunately I still reached him before some of the phone network went down, and knew he was safe. My best friend - who I swear had a knack for missing terrorist attack by a hair, bless her -was supposed to fly there today because she was planning to come home for Easter, but fortunately her plane was not until later and she's safe with family abroad.

Those closest to me are safe, but at this point I'm unsure if any of my ex-colleagues are among the dead.

I actually had to pass Brussels today - and at about 19:30 (still full rush hour, normal) the city ring looked like a damn ghost town, the airport exit closed off entirely.

It's surreal, really. These are all places I know so well.

I think I'm still a bit numbed, not even shocked or surprised - just, disheartened.

As it progresses, I'm mostly worried for the fallout, how politicians will use this to promote their agenda.

At the moment the country is in phase 4 alert (which is fancy speak for lockdown). The evacuated several stations, a hospital, even a nuclear plant.Air traffic is supposed to remain down for at least another day, public transport will be heavily disrupted.

I guess we'll know more by morning.

Re: "Dear diary, today someone decided to blow up my previous workplace"

[(Anonymous)]

*Hugs* I've actually been thinking of you all day. I'm glad you and your boyfriend and friend are okay.

Re: "Dear diary, today someone decided to blow up my previous workplace"

[a_potato]

I want to say something, but I'm not sure what.

I'm glad that you and yours are okay.

Re: "Dear diary, today someone decided to blow up my previous workplace"

[sparrow_lately]

I was thinking of you today! I'm so glad you're okay.

When there was an explosion at the Boston Marathon a few years ago, I had the exact same surreal feeling. Seeing places I know SO well like that is really scary and jarring.

So many thoughts and prayers to the city and country.

Re: "Dear diary, today someone decided to blow up my previous workplace"

[morieris]

That must be scary and frustrating, i'm sending my best wishes.

Re: "Dear diary, today someone decided to blow up my previous workplace"

[nightscale]

I thought of you as soon as I heard the news and I'm just glad that you, your family and friends are safe.

Take care and many internet hugs your way.

Re: "Dear diary, today someone decided to blow up my previous workplace"

[(Anonymous)]

There's nothing I can say to adequately express how sad and sorry I am for what happened, so . . . *hugs*

Re: "Dear diary, today someone decided to blow up my previous workplace"

[dethtoll]

Here's a hug if you want it.

Re: Terrorist Attacks

[(Anonymous)]

I can't help but notice there's much less social media response to this than Paris. But then, there wasn't any for Turkey. (I didn't even know about it until someone pointed it out to me.)

Re: Terrorist Attacks

[solticisekf]

I was going to fly to Germany, not sure now. =/

My feelings is that Syria and Iraq won't leave other parts of the world alone. At least there should be some anti ISIS measures due to this and the bombings in Syria itself. On the other hand more violence leads to more weapons being made, and someone will make a profit selling it left and right. War is profitable... Come to think of it where did the terrorists get the explosives? Where do they get all the weapons?

Re: Terrorist Attacks

[(Anonymous)]

I've been listening to the news and they've been suggesting that it's possible this was connected to the terrorist guy who was just arrested, and that they had this in the works but accelerated their time table for fear that guy would rat them out.

Which makes me wonder if they weren't planning this attack for Easter. I'm not sure if the security measures would be raised the way they do in the US for major holidays but there's probable some uptick in travel for people going to visit relatives. Religious tensions are already high; I can't imagine how people would react if this happened on Easter and it was overtly an attack on Christianity.

Re: Terrorist Attacks

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not sad this time, not scared anymore either, I'm just furious.