Four people have died at the time of writing, at least 200 injured, 41 of which seriously, after a man drove into a Christmas market in Germany.
People who are anti-Islam and far right can also be terrorists.The Daily Fail is telling us now that the Xmas Market attacker was anti Islam and far right but he wanted to kill GermansWTF
Something is not adding up here.
None of it makes sense & if you read the comments there all saying the same thing I cannot wrap my head round it definitely a lot more to come with this story either way it’s a disgusting act! I won’t take my kids anywhere near large shopping centres etc for this reason sad but I would rather be safe than sorry so sad for everyone involvedThe Daily Fail is telling us now that the Xmas Market attacker was anti Islam and far right but he wanted to kill GermansWTF
Something is not adding up here.
Indeed anyone can be a killer regardless of politics or religion but why did he want to kill Germans?People who are anti-Islam and far right can also be terrorists.
Apparently he blamed the Germans for being too accepting of Muslims.Indeed anyone can be a killer regardless of politics or religion but why did he want to kill Germans?
Ge clearly done his homework on Christmas markets - he found one that he could get his rented high powered car through.Apparently there was a gap big enough for a car where the barriers were meant to be (a mistake from the organisers) But how would he know that as it was clearly pre planned as he had explosives? This doesn’t make sense
To be treated with suspicion - as it makes no sense whatsoever.Apparently he blamed the Germans for being too accepting of Muslims.
Is it confirmed there were explosives in the car?
I was paraphrasing what an expert being interviewed on the BBC was saying.To be treated with suspicion - as it makes no sense whatsoever.
Yes - and I would still treat it with suspicion.I was paraphrasing what an expert being interviewed on the BBC was saying.
What is there to believe, if not the guy's own words and social media, all the papers and TV news, and terrorism experts?Yes - and I would still treat it with suspicion.
Not that the guy on the BBC is making anything up, but the use of social media by terrorists etc.
They have their own motives for what they are putting out there.
I don’t believe what terrorists say.What is there to believe, if not the guy's own words and social media, all the papers and TV news, and terrorism experts?
She needs to ask herself why an islamophobic terrorist is attacking a Christmas market.Germany's interior minister has now said the suspect is Islamophobic - “This was clear to see,” in her words.
Still makes no senseWell, like I said, the expert interviewed earlier said he blamed Germany for being too accepting of Muslims.