MARCH OF UNITY: Nearly a million rally in Paris to denounce terror attacks

skyraider · Jan 11, 2015

MARCH OF UNITY: Nearly a million rally in Paris to denounce terror attacks

If this terror attack has united the French to denounce terror attacks, why not here with the idea of us, the citizens of the United States, start watching as best we can, the Muslims in America. Yes, it does sound like we are spying on our Muslims neighbors, but, can we be sure that they,the Muslims are not planing to do some terrorist attack while smiling at us as we pass by in everyday life?

It could be me,our kids,parents,you guys that are caught in a terror attack while you were just shopping. Its a thought.

Well, lookie here: were did this come from. Its been here all along.....
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We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union,

establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense,[note

1] promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and

our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.
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aristotle · Jan 11, 2015

Today, Paris hosted a parade of politicians to denounce Islamic-inspired violence. Many of these same politicians tolerate no-go zones within their nation's borders where Sharia law reigns supreme. It has been reported France has over 700 no-go zones, basically autonomous Islamic fiefdoms. The real failure is the failure to assimilate.

10% of the French population is Muslim. By placating and accommodating this festering social mess, many social commentators are declaring France is lost. Parade today, business as usual tomorrow.

JohnWC · Jan 12, 2015

But if France sends in the legion there won't be any left

davekc · Jan 12, 2015

Oops, looks like we forgot to attend. Can't have a march get in the way of a good golf game.

Pilgrim · Jan 12, 2015

Kerry & Biden also had more important things to do. Obama once again proves to be a foreign relations moron by abandoning our allies, likely to avoid offending his muslim friends.

skyraider · Jan 12, 2015

Pilgrim said:
Kerry & Biden also had more important things to do. Obama once again proves to a foreign relations moron by abandoning our allies, likely to avoid offending his muslim friends.

Ketchup King, Biden, and OB should stay put. They would just clog up land ,sea , air corridors . Let them stay here, we need the intertainment..lol

davekc · Jan 12, 2015

It is France's fault for trying to do a march while we are having NFL playoffs.

witness23 · Jan 13, 2015

And if the President had gone you would hear everyone screaming about the cost of the trip, that he was only there for the photo op, or the people complaining about him not being there would then actually dissect(which most are ignoring) those that were arm and arm for that farce of a picture and complain who the President was rubbing elbows with.

BTW, what happened to Freedom Fries? How soon we forget. http://www.expeditersonline.com/forum/loading-dock/26161-fighting-terroism.html

asjssl · Jan 13, 2015

davekc said:
Oops, looks like we forgot to attend. Can't have a march get in the way of a good golf game.

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witness23 · Jan 13, 2015

Reuters - World leaders including Muslim and Jewish statesmen linked arms to lead more than a million French citizens through Paris in an unprecedented march to pay tribute to victims of Islamist militant attacks.

Then you have this perspective.

Pilgrim · Jan 13, 2015

It only stands to reason that the high security standards necessary to protect that many presidents and prime ministers would dictate that they be segregated from the crowds in Paris that day - especially considering the threat of muslim terrorism that exists in France right now. Benjamin Netanyahu was warned not to go, but went anyway and likely put himself at much greater risk than that of Barack Hussein Obama had he or one of his lackeys attended. Make no mistake, in spite of the picture posted by Reuters the crowds in Paris were massive and maybe the French people will be considerably less tolerant of these muslims who want to take over their country.

In Paris: A Massive Rally of Defiance and Sorrow - The Atlantic