Defending Against Muslim Terror Attacks New Normal In Europe
Feb 6, 2016 1:49:06 GMT -5
Post by J.J.Gibbs on Feb 6, 2016 1:49:06 GMT -5
Defending Against Muslim Terror Attacks The New Normal In Europe
In the three months since the Muslim terror attacks on Paris, police have carried out 3,289 house searches, placed 341 people in custody, put 407 under house arrest and confiscated 560 weapons, 42 of them war-grade, the prime minister said.
by Geoffrey Grider February 5, 2016
Thousands of house searches since November’s Muslim terror attacks in Paris have helped foil another terrorist plot, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said on Friday as his government sought to extend emergency rule.
The Islamic State militant group that controls large parts of Iraq and Syria claimed responsibility for the Nov 13. attack on Paris, in which gunmen and suicide bombers killed 130 people and injured hundreds more.
“The terrorist threat is here, and here to last,” Valls told the National Assembly, where the government is asking lawmakers to extend the state of emergency to the end of May and amend the Constitution so people convicted on terror charges can be stripped of their citizenship.
Germans evicted from their homes to make room for Muslims:
In 2015, 15 terror plots were foiled by the French security services, he said.
At least one plot, he said, was foiled as a direct result of house searches police have been able to conduct under state of emergency rule, which allows police to conduct raids without first securing a search warrant from the judiciary.
In the three months since the attacks on Paris, police have carried out 3,289 house searches, placed 341 people in custody, put 407 under house arrest and confiscated 560 weapons, 42 of them war-grade, the prime minister said.
Half of the 2,000 people involved in some way or other with jihadist networks in Syria and Iraq had left France for that region, and 597 were still there, he said.
In just the last 30 days there were 148 Islamic attacks in 23 countries, in which 1722 people were killed and 1862 injured.
As the terror attacks intensify, there seems to be a “collective stupidity” at work in places like Germany where they are now calling for Arabic lessons to become mandatory for German children.
Thomas Strothotte, president of Kühne Logistics University and a renowned voice in education issues, told Die Zeit that society as a whole would benefit and “keep up” with a new reality from becoming increasingly multicultural. Strothotte has served as president at several German universities and founded two private schools in the city of Magdeburg.
“We would appreciate being a country of immigration and multiple languages,” Strothotte said. “Refugee children need to learn German and German children Arabic.” Strothotte believes increased understanding of Arabic will have positive effects on Germany culturally, economically and politically.
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In the three months since the Muslim terror attacks on Paris, police have carried out 3,289 house searches, placed 341 people in custody, put 407 under house arrest and confiscated 560 weapons, 42 of them war-grade, the prime minister said.
by Geoffrey Grider February 5, 2016
Thousands of house searches since November’s Muslim terror attacks in Paris have helped foil another terrorist plot, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said on Friday as his government sought to extend emergency rule.
The Islamic State militant group that controls large parts of Iraq and Syria claimed responsibility for the Nov 13. attack on Paris, in which gunmen and suicide bombers killed 130 people and injured hundreds more.
“The terrorist threat is here, and here to last,” Valls told the National Assembly, where the government is asking lawmakers to extend the state of emergency to the end of May and amend the Constitution so people convicted on terror charges can be stripped of their citizenship.
Germans evicted from their homes to make room for Muslims:
In 2015, 15 terror plots were foiled by the French security services, he said.
At least one plot, he said, was foiled as a direct result of house searches police have been able to conduct under state of emergency rule, which allows police to conduct raids without first securing a search warrant from the judiciary.
In the three months since the attacks on Paris, police have carried out 3,289 house searches, placed 341 people in custody, put 407 under house arrest and confiscated 560 weapons, 42 of them war-grade, the prime minister said.
Half of the 2,000 people involved in some way or other with jihadist networks in Syria and Iraq had left France for that region, and 597 were still there, he said.
In just the last 30 days there were 148 Islamic attacks in 23 countries, in which 1722 people were killed and 1862 injured.
As the terror attacks intensify, there seems to be a “collective stupidity” at work in places like Germany where they are now calling for Arabic lessons to become mandatory for German children.
Thomas Strothotte, president of Kühne Logistics University and a renowned voice in education issues, told Die Zeit that society as a whole would benefit and “keep up” with a new reality from becoming increasingly multicultural. Strothotte has served as president at several German universities and founded two private schools in the city of Magdeburg.
“We would appreciate being a country of immigration and multiple languages,” Strothotte said. “Refugee children need to learn German and German children Arabic.” Strothotte believes increased understanding of Arabic will have positive effects on Germany culturally, economically and politically.
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