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casemoney
21 Aug 15 22:29
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3 US marines on train I hope they kicked his brains in Laugh

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By:
Eeternaloptimist
When: 21 Aug 15 22:32
Over here They'd be thrown in clink for racially aggravated battery.
By:
The Leopard
When: 21 Aug 15 23:00
'Marines' were probably CIA tailing him.
By:
David Fishwick Minibus Sales
When: 21 Aug 15 23:05
was one of them called Camouflage?
By:
alun2005
When: 21 Aug 15 23:54
Even now there will be some daft 'progressive' Rights organisation preparing some ridiculous lawsuit aimed at upholding the gunman's Human Right to be a Criminal, and no doubt wanting the heroic Marines to face the full weight of the law.

It can only be a matter of days before the terrorist is transformed into a martyr by the same imbecile media and lefty law organisations that absurdly bestowed Sainthood on the young man in Paris prevented from getting into a Metro train by Chelsea 'supporters'.
By:
xmoneyx
When: 22 Aug 15 00:08
breaking news

terrorist gunman was black and it was two american cops,on holiday who stopped it
By:
BrendanScrote
When: 22 Aug 15 00:21
Where is Stan Ridgeway when you need him?
By:
David Fishwick Minibus Sales
When: 22 Aug 15 00:37
keep up
By:
tobermory
When: 22 Aug 15 00:59
can't see why a bloke stopped from getting on a train by racist idiots should be mentioned in the same sentence as a terrorist on a train shooting passengers Confused
By:
Injera
When: 22 Aug 15 06:26
I think you miss Alun's point.
By:
DIE LINKE
When: 22 Aug 15 08:01
Alun, you should apply for a freelance job with Private Eye. You should be getting paid for stuff like that. Would also get you out of the house on a Friday evening.
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 22 Aug 15 08:02
The shooter was known by officials.

Because of a bullshit human rights law we cannot protect.
By:
Ovalman.
When: 22 Aug 15 08:10
Some people do deserve the words of hero. Respect.
By:
lfc1971
When: 22 Aug 15 08:24
Very brave men, God bless the United States and its beautiful people.
By:
macarony
When: 22 Aug 15 08:26
Why do put up with things like this? All we Europeans need to do is reform various law and treaties like,  then start deporting all those Muslims who's views are anti western. If you don't like the west don't stay leave.
By:
Injera
When: 22 Aug 15 08:53
Seems a coincidence our heroes were so close to the gunman. Were they tracking him?

One said they heard the man load a gun in a toilet. Must have ears of a bat.
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 22 Aug 15 09:04
What a weird use of words, trying to discredit them by thinking they were tracking him.

Even if they were tracking him, still makes them heroes.
By:
Ovalman.
When: 22 Aug 15 09:05
Why do put up with things like this? All we Europeans need to do is reform various law and treaties like,  then start deporting all those Muslims who's views are anti western. If you don't like the west don't stay leave.

TBF you can't stop any delusional nutter from committing any offence. I do think we should stop the political correctness, if they come here then they must accept our culture and values and not impose their own on us.
By:
brendanuk1
When: 22 Aug 15 09:07
hollywood movie soon.

French surrender monkeys saved again by heroic yanks
By:
Injera
When: 22 Aug 15 09:15
Not at all Sonko.

I'm just pleased for such a great coincidence.

Many of these gunmen have been known to authorities so some sort of undercover surveillance wouldn't be unusual.

But it soes seem as though our heroes were off duty.
By:
guinness2dear
When: 22 Aug 15 09:16
70 Years and Counting..

A Brit tied him up. Old habits die hard..
By:
wildmanfromborneo
When: 22 Aug 15 09:21
There are a lot of similar type gentlemen on the European borders clamouring to get in.

This is the future,this is what the feel good merchants want to visit on us.
By:
Clouseau
When: 22 Aug 15 10:09
Heroes indeed.

It sounds like the guy called Spencer deserves the highest possible accolade.

It would be interesting to see if he gets a civilian award and/or a military one.

Nice also to see someone in a football shirt getting positive press from an incident on a train!
By:
Just Checking
When: 22 Aug 15 10:22
When is Jeremy Corbyn going to come out and complain about the blatant violation of this poor mans human right to slaughter people, by violent US imperialists?

I mean, basically, that's the st00pid **** and his supporter's level..
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 22 Aug 15 14:07
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http://www.breitbart.com/national-security/2015/08/22/hero-u-s-soldier-took-ak47-from-train-terrorist-and-beat-him-unconscious-with-it/
By:
casemoney
When: 22 Aug 15 15:20
And then everyone just started beating on the guy while Spencer held the choke-hold until he went unconscious”.

Brilliant Laugh

I wonder if the silly fxck thought he was in heaven when he woke up Laugh
By:
guinness2dear
When: 22 Aug 15 15:43
Doubt it. Surrounded by angry mob instead of virgins...
By:
casemoney
When: 22 Aug 15 16:29
Well he was deffo fxcked Laugh
By:
Hound-Dog-2
When: 22 Aug 15 16:54
Lot of respect for those US servicemen and a British man, very brave, but how many people could have been killed if it wasn't for what they did. That air Force airman ran at the gunman when he opened fire. Real hero.
By:
Ovalman.
When: 22 Aug 15 16:57
Some claim for the terrorist however as over excessive force was used.
By:
TheBaron
When: 22 Aug 15 17:42
The thing is if this sort of thing happens people know you might as well have a go because its not like the good old days of hostage taking and ransoms.
By:
macarony
When: 22 Aug 15 18:25
In America you can carry a gun, the only places that seems to be attacked on a regular basis is the  places you can't carry a gun such as a school. Can you imagine if the gun attack in Tunisia had happened in the states, the gun man would be lucky to have got more than a couple of rounds before been shot of a yank in speedos
By:
mobo
When: 22 Aug 15 18:29
This is just another unwanted intervention by US bullies.  Fancy attacking a young moroccan going about his business.
And where are the human rights lawyers to sue the carp out of those who carried out this gang attack on him.
By:
Just Checking
When: 22 Aug 15 18:43
Unfortuantely I fear there will quite a few guys planning things like this amongst the cuddly nice refugees flooding in that the BBC etc love so much. It's not like it's predictable or anything, lets all act surprised when more sh*t like this happens.

The guys who disarmed him really do sound like heroes. So many people can thank fate they were there.
By:
naydam
When: 22 Aug 15 20:43
Yes. I would say, judging by the number of magazines that he was carrying, he intention was to slaughter everybody on that train.  SadSad
By:
Just Checking
When: 22 Aug 15 20:46
Yes I seen that on the news that he said he was just intending to rob the train, but he had enough magazines to start a small war Sad
By:
Just Checking
When: 22 Aug 15 20:47
There was something in the news the other day about intercepting a big pile of machine guns (including AK) being brought into britain, well done the authorities for catching that.
By:
guinness2dear
When: 22 Aug 15 21:03
They were only meant for The Kop...
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 22 Aug 15 21:19
(REUTERS) – Fingerprint evidence shows that the gunman overpowered by passengers on a train in France is a Morrocan known to European authorities as a suspected Islamist militant, according to a source familiar with the case.

Two people were wounded in the struggle to subdue the Kalashnikov-toting attacker aboard the high-speed train from Amsterdam to Paris on Friday. Three young Americans, one of whom suffered knife wounds, were among the passengers who stopped the gunman.

French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve told reporters the gunman appeared to be a 26-year-old Moroccan who had been “identified by the Spanish authorities to French intelligence services in February 2014 because of his connections to the radical Islamist movement”.

Cazeneuve did not give a name, but the source named him as Ayoub el Khazzani and said he was believed to have flown from Berlin to Istanbul on May 10 this year. Turkey is a preferred flight destination for would-be jihadists heading for Syria.

According to a Spanish counter-terrorism source, Spanish authorities had a suspect they identified as Khazzani under surveillance before he left Spain for France in 2014, traveled to Syria, and then came back to France.

In Spain, he lived in Madrid between 2007 and 2010 before moving to the southern port of Algeciras. He was arrested in Spain at least once for a drug-related offence, the Spanish counter-terrorism source said.

Cazeneuve said he had also lived in Belgium and that inquiries “should establish precisely the activities and travels of this terrorist”.

French newspaper Le Voix du Nord said the suspect may have had connections to a group involved in a suspected Islamist shooting in Belgium in January. The Belgian government confirmed an inquiry was under way but would not comment further.

French authorities have been on high alert since January, when 17 people were killed in shootings by Islamist militants in and around Paris.

The train attacker was armed with a Kalashnikov assault rifle and an automatic pistol, both with accompanying ammunition clips. He also had a box cutter knife. Cazeneuve said the struggle started when a Frenchman on his way to the toilet tried to stop the man entering a carriage.

The wounded American, Spencer Stone, an airman from the U.S. air base in Lajes, Azores, was treated on Saturday at a specialist hospital for hand injuries in the northern French city of Lille.

Among the other passengers who helped stop the attacker were Stone’s friends: National Guardsman Alek Skarlatos and another American, student Anthony Sadler. Skarlatos had returned last month from a tour of duty in Afghanistan and the three were on holiday together in Europe.

Cazeneuve said the other wounded person was of Franco-American nationality and hit by a bullet while seated. Hospital authorities said the person had a chest wound and was in a serious but stable condition.

French actor Jean-Hugues Anglade was also slightly hurt, and had stitches in his hand.

“We were stuck in the wrong place with the right people,” Anglade was quoted as saying on BFMTV. “It’s miraculous.”

President Barack Obama hailed the passengers as heroes: “It is clear that their heroic actions may have prevented a far worse tragedy,” he said in a statement.

President Francois Hollande is due to thank them in person on Monday.

The gunman was transferred on Saturday to the Paris region from Arras in northern France where the incident took place. Cazeneuve said under the terms of his arrest the man can be held for four days without being charged.

The shooting took place on a Thalys high-speed train. The Franco-Belgian state transport group runs international trains linking France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany.

All four countries are part of the Schengen area through which people travel without the need for passports and security check-ins. Experts have long said the trains are a potential target for attacks.

Prime Minister Manuel Valls said in January there were more than 3,000 potentially dangerous Islamists under surveillance in France, home to Europe’s biggest Muslim community.

Most of the attacks and foiled attacks this year in France have been carried out by people who were on that list, but government officials say the surveillance cannot be constant.

“When there’s nothing to justify an arrest, there comes a time when you move on to other individuals,” said Sébastien Pietrasanta, a Socialist lawmaker who drafted France’s latest anti-terror legislation.

“Given the number of individual linked to radical Islamism its becomes complicated,” he told Reuters.

“We take 100 percent precautions but that does not mean 0 percent risk.”



BBC still refuse to report this and this has nothing to do with islam.
By:
alun2005
When: 22 Aug 15 22:44
What we have here is another routine, completely predictable episode of a Europe that is dead set on self-destruction.

Let's remind ourselves of the familiar pattern of events that has taken place, a disturbing pattern known even to missing tribes in the Atacama Desert, but seemingly lost on Europe's governments.

- A North African Islamist is inexplicably allowed to live in France, but no-one appears to have quantified what exactly he would be adding to the country, let alone how his 'vibrant' presence 'enriches' the secular country of France.

- The man is reportedly long known to Intelligence/Security forces but still allowed to go about his pernicious business across Europe pretty much as he pleases, the results of which may yet be felt far and wide.

- The absurd soft and liberal treatment of the individual inevitably ends with him getting armed to the teeth with deadly weapons, and only a minor miracle prevents a massive killing spree.

All boxes ticked there.

The only thing that's left now are for an army of left-wing lawyers to connive to keep him from being deported (funded by unwilling taxpayers) with eager support from the dimwit left-wing media stooges.
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