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Originally Posted by bronco67
It's already been reported that all of the attackers were European nationals, and not Syrian (or other) imports. Muslims are woven into the societal fabric of Europe in a larger scale than in the US.
It would be much harder for a group of like-minded radicals to get together and plot something in this country vs Europe. Not saying it couldn't happen, but it would be far less likely to happen here.
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The men who attacked Paris: profile of a terror cell | World news | The Guardian
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?Ahmad Almohammad? , 25
A name of a 25 year-old from Idlib found on a forged Syrian passport found near one of the bodies of the attackers at the Stade de France. The fingerprints of an attacker matched those taken from a man who passed through Greece in October. Reports from Serbia say that another man has been detained there with an identical passport, suggesting that several may be in circulation, and throwing doubt on whether one of the attackers had indeed used the Balkan refugee route.
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Stand down Trumpsters ...
The EU will have to deal with their internal security issues and stop fixating on their new "Muslim Invasion." There is a very deep seated historical religious hatred in Europe
rightist political parties will be able to exploit that.
The last thing we need right now is a new crusade that would only play into ISIS demagoguery. When you have a cancerous tumour you surgically or chemically remove it or the patient dies
