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Paris attacks: Dozens dead and hostages held at Bataclan

The whole world went nuts last night.

All that violence in Paris, my neighbours behind us had a huge screaming fight cause one guy was setting off huge fireworks right beside the other guys house at 1am, and my other neighbours were fighting so bad I thought I was gonna have to call the cops and report domestic violence.
 
[h=4]While the ISIS suicide bombers killed 120 people while setting off bombs and ambushes throughout Paris, one bomber was caught trying to enter Stade de France, the 80,000-capacity stadium where Paris and Germany were 15 minutes into an exhibition match. [/h][h=4]The Wall Street Journal reports that a security guard attempted to give a routine pat-down to a man with a ticket, upon discovering the man’s hidden vest, covered in explosives. As the man backed away from the stadium’s security guard, he detonated his vest.[/h][h=4]French police assume he was going to detonate the vest while inside the stadium to trigger a stampede of spectators towards two other ISIS bombers waiting outside with vests lined with bombs as well. [/h][h=4]Once the first bomber was caught and detonated his vest, the other two bombers vacated the stadium grounds and blew themselves up when they realized their plan fell apart. One blew himself up outside the stadium while the other at a nearby McDonalds, killing one bystander.[/h]

 
Says it all.

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[h=1]French jets bomb Syria in the ISIS stronghold of Raqqa[/h]
https://www.cnn.com/2015/11/15/middleeast/france-announces-raqqa-airstrikes-on-isis/index.html
 
SO sad, they should send in teams and obliterate anyone slightly even associated with Isis!
 
It just so much in the news lately. And I don't really want to hear the political views on it all. I heard in a news story last night that the Islamic State makes $40 million dollars A MONTH on oil fields that they control. How is that possible? Who are they selling this oil to and why can that not be stopped?

I heard a lot of smart guys over the week-end and the past day or so talking about "what its going to take to stop ISIS". they (ISIS) have around 20,000 to 30,000 members around the globe (estimated), which is pretty low when you talk in terms of an organization that is turning on all of these world powers. They are certainly no Mussolini or Hitler. But when it comes to war strategy against an opponent, isn't one of the first things that you do is cut off its supplies? In this case the unbelievably huge amounts of money that it takes for a bunch of 20 year old guys to get weapons, fake documents, bombs, travel expenses, incredible amounts of weapons, etc.

And why is it that the French started bombing ISIS strongholds this week-end? Why are there any left? We've been bombing these guys for months and months now, why would there be any obvious strongholds left to bomb? And why are they targeting cities they "might" be in and not the oil fields that are generating $40 million dollars a month in cash flow?
 
It just so much in the news lately. And I don't really want to hear the political views on it all. I heard in a news story last night that the Islamic State makes $40 million dollars A MONTH on oil fields that they control. How is that possible? Who are they selling this oil to and why can that not be stopped?

I heard a lot of smart guys over the week-end and the past day or so talking about "what its going to take to stop ISIS". they (ISIS) have around 20,000 to 30,000 members around the globe (estimated), which is pretty low when you talk in terms of an organization that is turning on all of these world powers. They are certainly no Mussolini or Hitler. But when it comes to war strategy against an opponent, isn't one of the first things that you do is cut off its supplies? In this case the unbelievably huge amounts of money that it takes for a bunch of 20 year old guys to get weapons, fake documents, bombs, travel expenses, incredible amounts of weapons, etc.

And why is it that the French started bombing ISIS strongholds this week-end? Why are there any left? We've been bombing these guys for months and months now, why would there be any obvious strongholds left to bomb? And why are they targeting cities they "might" be in and not the oil fields that are generating $40 million dollars a month in cash flow?

They are.

https://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/13/...isis-controlled-oil-fields-in-syria.html?_r=1
 
[h=1]2 dead, 7 arrested in police raid targeting suspected Paris attacks mastermind[/h]SAINT-DENIS, FRANCE—French President François Hollande praised the composure of the residents of a Paris suburb after heavily-armed police searching for suspects of Friday’s attacks launched an operation there that left two people dead.

A woman wearing an explosive suicide vest blew herself up on Wednesday as police tried to storm a Saint-Denis apartment where the suspect was thought to be holed up, police said.

They said one man was also killed and seven people arrested in the standoff, which began before dawn and continued for more than seven hours, with gunfire and large bangs sporadically ringing out near the apartment building in Saint-Denis.

Government spokesman Stephane Le Foll said just before noon (6 a.m. EST) that “the operation is over.” The fate of the suspected attacks planner, Abdelhamid Abaaoud, was unclear.

Police said a security perimeter around the building remained in place.

“France is proud to have at its disposal (security) forces that can protect their co-citizens,” Hollande said in a speech to French mayors at 7:15 a.m. EST on Wednesday.

“These actions confirm once again that we are at war,” Hollande said.

All info: https://www.thestar.com/news/world/...eting-suspected-paris-attacks-mastermind.html
 
[h=1]Dramatic video captures Paris café mayhem as gunman lets loose[/h][h=2]An initially peaceful scene is shattered by a hail of bullets with patrons diving for cover and the gunman targeting someone on the ground — but his gun appears to jam, sparing the woman’s life.[/h]
A video has been released purporting to show the chaotic moments after an ISIS gunman opened fire on a Paris restaurant during the deadly attacks there last week.

The closed-circuit TV footage, released by the U.K. newspaper The Daily Mail on Thursday, begins with patrons sitting inside and outside a Paris pizzeria and employees chatting near a cash register.

Four seconds later, debris flies in front of the camera and customers run inside from the terrace or dive for cover under tables and behind the bar. Several people run downstairs.

A gunman can be seen in the top left-hand corner of the video, carrying what looks like a rifle.

https://www.thestar.com/news/world/...es-paris-caf-mayhem-as-gunman-lets-loose.html

 
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