Knife Wielding Whackos, Japan, France

[CharlesHarris]

Like sheep to the slaughter, the meek, timid masses wait to get killed in the dozens without fighting back against their lone attacker aboard a train in Japan.

This morning a knife attack in a church in northern France, a nun escapes to sound the alarm, but by the time police arrive the priest's throat is cut.

People need to wise up that the police cannot and will not protect you. All they will do is identify your body.

Defence is futile. ATTACK! if you want to live. Stab the bastard's eyes out with your chop sticks if that is all you have.

The paradigm is changing...

[CharlesHarris]

[harrypalmer]

[Mortblanc]

What???

ISIS does not know the location of New Zealand?

I guarantee you they already have believer/soldiers there, waiting for the right moment.

Both Indonesia and the Philippines have had their share of troubles that are not as widely reported as those in France and Germany. They are right on New Zealand's doorstep.

[harrypalmer]

MB, I don't care if they are they are there, I will have the money to enjoy getting back into winter climbing/camping, the outdoors in general. To use an old phrase "I'm alright Jack" and I'll live my life as I want and wanted to live with my wife. I'm a lucky chap.

[Lightspeed]

CH

I have not gotten latest info on the Northern France attack, but all signs were of another Islamic attack when last I looked.

Its disingenuous to consider the priest died without putting up a fight.... with no facts at my disposal I'm assuming that he died trying to protect his people. The French clergy are not cow tailing by any means.

I get the feeling and feedback from friends there, that the French are likely to boil-over this summer.... and that'll be a good thing. Vive la France!

[harrypalmer]

I did training exercises with Légion Étrangère, the Foreign Legion, very good troops they are too. I'm sure the priest died with dignity, bless him and those involved.

[Jonas]

Harry, how's that gun control law working in France?

[CharlesHarris]

The French news accounts this morning suggest that none of the victims resisted and that they accepted their martyrdom. It would behoove the Church to study again the sackiing of Rome by soldiers of the Holy Roman Empire in 1527 and the heroic actions of190 Swiss guards and a few Jesuit monks who took up arms and were martyred in combat so that Pope Clement VII could escape, whereas only 42 of the Pontifical Swiss Guard survived and 12,000 innocents were slaughtered.

[CharlesHarris]