Post: #1

http://www.news.com.au/world/europe/expl...e276343f6d

Quote:A SOUTHWEST London tube station has been evacuated after an explosion left several people injured this morning.

Police are currently responding after a container is understood to have exploded at the Parsons Green tube station, sending hundreds of commuters running from the platform in panic.

Ambulance crews are on scene after reports of facial burns to passengers.

A local Metro reporter, who was on scene at the time of the incident, claimed several people have sustained serious burns and that “their hair was coming off”.
Ambulance and fire crews have arrived on scene with reports of smoke filing a train carriage.

The blast appears to have come from a Lidl shopping bag left by the tube carriage door. Pictures on social media appear to show wires coming out of the bucket.
Reports from the scene said people with burns to their faces fled the train as it filled with smoke.

Two fire engines rushed to Parsons Green station just after 8.20 am local time after reports of a fire on an eastbound train.

Police also swarmed the station.

“Huge police presence at Parsons Green. Was told by a police officer to “get somewhere safe as quickly as I can,” an onlooker tweeted.

Natasha Wills, assistant director of operations at London Ambulance Service, said multiple crews are on the scene.

“Our initial priority is to assess the level and nature of injuries,” she said.
Tube passenger Emma Stevie wrote on Twitter that she was forced to “run for my life”.

“Huge stampede, lots injured. Not sure why. Fire/explosion mentioned.”

Daniel Holden was a passenger on the train and took to described the “horror” of the scene.

“Explosion (or) fire on train. People struggling to get out of (the) station,” he wrote.

“Whole area closed down - police are pushing people away.”

Another man who said he was on the train, named only as Garth, said on Twitter that the explosion occurred on the rear carriage.

A “mass of people came rushing” after the blast, he said.

Train services through the area have been halted with commuters reporting a “security incident”.

Apparently someone took pictures of the bomb:

God save us from people who mean well. -storm

Post: #2

Fucking hell man, this makes me so angry and desperate for a big change that I'll change my facebook filter to UK flag.

Post: #3

I'm going to let Kona finally be first to post it.

Post: #4

Avoid undergrounds in Europe...and public transport overall if you can

Post: #5

Did we do something to make the Amish mad again?

Post: #6

I've loved London when I have ever visited but surely locals must have reconsidered if it is really worth living there now.

Post: #7

(09-15-2017 04:42 AM)Conquerer7 Wrote:  I've loved London when I have ever visited but surely locals must have reconsidered if it is really worth living there now.

Without being pedantic, there aren't really many locals left. The immigrant groups are the ones actually setting up families and communities in the city. Aside from that the Cockneys moved out a long time ago. And the people on that train today most likely come from elsewhere in the U.K and are just living in London for the short time for work.

Already Sky news is trying to suggest that this is done by 'far right' groups.

Post: #8

(09-15-2017 04:48 AM)Constitution45 Wrote:  

(09-15-2017 04:42 AM)Conquerer7 Wrote:  I've loved London when I have ever visited but surely locals must have reconsidered if it is really worth living there now.

Without being pedantic, there aren't really many locals left. The immigrant groups are the ones actually setting up families and communities in the city. Aside from that the Cockneys moved out a long time ago. And the people on that train today most likely come from elsewhere in the U.K and are just living in London for the short time for work.

Already Sky news is trying to suggest that this is done by 'far right' groups.

I do not think it can be even worth living there for a short time now. Been to London at least once a year since 05' (this may be the first year i won't have been since 04' ironically) and the difference between now and then is staggering.

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Post: #10

Typical moslim reaction: doesn't give a fuck about the victims of islamic terror worldwide, but so worried about the people who dare to criticize the religion of peace

Post: #11

A muslim attack in paris today:
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/...47726.html

Quote:A man has been arrested after attacking a soldier on patrol in Paris, the country's armed forces minister has said.

The soldier was attacked from behind by a man wielding a knife at about 6.30am, Le Parisien reported. The man was also reported to have referenced Isis during the assault in a major subway interchange.

The incident, in which the soldier in question was not injured, was the latest of several attacks on troops deployed in large numbers to patrol sensitive places in France after a series of attacks by Islamist militants that have killed more than 230 people in France in the past three years.

Post: #12

Despite all that has been said on Buddhists and Amish, I'm pretty sure it's the fucking Quakers this time!

Post: #13

(09-15-2017 03:31 AM)Paracelsus Wrote:  Apparently someone took pictures of the bomb:

I love shopping at Lidl. You really get the bang for your buck at that place.











































....

Too soon?

Post: #14

In a plastic bucket, no less. I guess that pressure-cooker registry is working.

Then again, when pressure-cookers are outlawed, only outlaws... etc.

Post: #15

(09-15-2017 03:53 AM)Glaucon Wrote:  Avoid undergrounds in Europe...and public transport overall if you can

Except for the metro in Budapest, Prague and Warsaw

Post: #16

Old school mate who lives round the corner from Parsons Green pasted this on Facebook :

(for the record he is high up in media circles and rabidly anti Brexit and Trump)


Journalists desperately trying to talk this up. "A lady I spoke to had a grazed knee and that was from falling." So far a very genteel Parsons Green type of incident. We're soon to discover someone dropped a Hermes scarf and there was pronounced scuffing to a Birkin bag."

Post: #17

(09-15-2017 08:09 AM)Bienvenuto Wrote:  Old school mate who lives round the corner from Parsons Green pasted this on Facebook :

(for the record he is high up in media circles and rabidly anti Brexit and Trump)


Journalists desperately trying to talk this up. "A lady I spoke to had a grazed knee and that was from falling." So far a very genteel Parsons Green type of incident. We're soon to discover someone dropped a Hermes scarf and there was pronounced scuffing to a Birkin bag."

What a fool - the only reason it wasn't much worse was because the bomb was not setup properly. We can clearly see the INTENT to do massive harm, just because these Muslims are dumb inbreds does not mean they aren't trying to kill hundreds...

Post: #18

From the image of the bucket with wires coming out I can say for sure that clock boy sure is growing up quick.

The Muslim girl on twitter is only paid attention to because she is cute. Her opinions don't matter.

On the news they keep asking how this can be prevented, conclude that it can't be and never mention the obvious. Then they interviewed a Hijab wearing woman (as a "victim") who can barely speak English and wasn't anywhere close to the incident.

Post: #19

(09-15-2017 05:34 AM)balybary Wrote:  A muslim attack in paris today:
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/...47726.html

Quote: to patrol sensitive places in France after a series of attacks by Islamist militants that have killed more than 230 people in France in the past three years.

Oh yes, these "sensitive" places. What a perfect word for a pussified society to use.

"We're in a very sensitive situation right now, with a full on invasion happening of unarmed soliders walking across the border and raping our women and murdering our countrymen. Oh what a fucking sensitive situation this is. The places affected by this are so sensitive."

Eugh...

Post: #20

(09-15-2017 03:53 AM)Glaucon Wrote:  Avoid undergrounds in Europe...and public transport overall if you can

You're still much safer in the subway in Europe than in the subway system of NYC, Chicago or SF. The main thing you really need to look out for underground in places like Paris or London is pickpockets, whereas in the US, you are a lot more likely to get mugged by an armed robber or accosted by a violent mentally unstable vagrant.

Besides, as a resident, you can't really avoid public transit in a place like London or Paris, unless you are staying in the city center or you don't mind spending a whole lot more on cabs.

Post: #21

Fuck your feelings. Fuck your sensitivity. Kebabs out.

Post: #22

(09-15-2017 04:48 AM)Constitution45 Wrote:  Already Sky news is trying to suggest that this is done by 'far right' groups.

NeoNazi™ hatespeech like "maybe, um, we should be a little more selective about who we let come to our country... sorta, if it's respectful" leads to all sorts of nasty RightWing™ violence. Look at all those hundreds of dead people in the streets at the hands of crazed white males in the past few years.

(09-15-2017 04:42 AM)Conquerer7 Wrote:  I do not think it can be even worth living there for a short time now. Been to London at least once a year since 05' (this may be the first year i won't have been since 04' ironically) and the difference between now and then is staggering.

I was in London for a few days ten years ago. Then I was back for a few more days about five years after that. The difference between the two visits was huge. And sad.
I couldn't imagine now.

I say to myself that I'm glad I saw Paris before it was turned into a third world open sewer. I think I might be saying the same of London now.

Post: #23

OK let's start brainstorming what we can do about this. Here are some of my ideas, they may seem small, petty and useless, especially if you're somewhat of a pussy, but I don't care, it may catch on and it's better than nothing.

Things I already do and you should to:

NEVER, EVER refer to islam as a religion. If you do call it that, remember to use quotation marks. It's a cult, or ideology and it is evil and violent.

Never visit or use shops or businesses with muslims or suspected muslims working there. No more late night kebabs. Ever.

Don't be nice or welcoming to them unless you're in a situation where you may have to be.

Don't associate or be friends or family with them.

Laugh and mock people who disagree with your views on this sick ideology. Make them feel stupid for being ignorant of what islam is really about. This includes muslims.

Don't straight up angrily debate people about this, just calmly drop hate facts in front of them and let them get angry or confused about it. Then de-escalate the situation if neccessary. Over time enough of these truths will start to red pill people.

If you're in a country without a lot of them like I am, this stuff is a lot easier, but still neccesary. People are confused by your 'bigotry and hatred' at first but once you calmly explain it to them, they tend to take your side as they don't have a lot of experience with muslims and islam. Warn them of the muslim problem by explaining what is happening to Europe. It helps prevent them them getting a foothold here too.

Post: #24

(09-15-2017 11:44 AM)RedPillUK Wrote:  OK let's start brainstorming what we can do about this.

Right now the response is:
1. Worry about the reaction to the terrorist attack
2. Whine about Trump tweets
3. Hashtag
4. Rinse and Repeat.

Would prefer:
1. Find out who financed and trained the terrorists.
2. Send in the 3rd army. Prefer Patton in charge but if UK Arthur, Duke of Wellington will be fine by me. Hell send in Boudica....most likely she will do better than May.

Post: #25

(09-15-2017 11:44 AM)RedPillUK Wrote:  NEVER, EVER refer to islam as a religion. If you do call it that, remember to use quotation marks. It's a cult, or ideology and it is evil and violent.

This tacitly accepts the notion that something being a 'religion' grants it protection from criticism. Religion is just a subset of ideology. And Islam IS a religion, which makes this a very weak frame. Anyone who believes that a large number of people holding a set of beliefs fervently makes it wrong to attack these beliefs is a coward, and doesn't really believe in right or wrong to begin with. However, with most people, their only exposure to the doctrine of Islam is through heavily filtered pro-Islamic propaganda. Many will be shocked and horrified the second you read some of the lovely stories from the Hadith.

(09-15-2017 11:44 AM)RedPillUK Wrote:  Laugh and mock people who disagree with your views on this sick ideology. Make them feel stupid for being ignorant of what islam is really about. This includes muslims.

Don't straight up angrily debate people about this, just calmly drop hate facts in front of them and let them get angry or confused about it. Then de-escalate the situation if neccessary. Over time enough of these truths will start to red pill people.

If you're in a country without a lot of them like I am, this stuff is a lot easier, but still neccesary. People are confused by your 'bigotry and hatred' at first but once you calmly explain it to them, they tend to take your side as they don't have a lot of experience with muslims and islam. Warn them of the muslim problem by explaining what is happening to Europe. It helps prevent them them getting a foothold here too.

The main problem is that, whilst this can be productive and change the minds of a few people here or there, you still coexist with these people in a society that rewards treachery against one's own countrymen, and punishes dissident speech.

It seems obvious to me that the strategies of the future will revolve around finding means to raise the cost quislings incur for their behaviour, and ways to protect and reward those opposing the Islamisation of the West. Unfortunately, it doesn't take much imagination to realise what this means.

The reason why terror is such a popular tactic the world over is because it works. If the Western establishments continue to aid hostile settlers while punishing all those opposed to bringing in more hostile settlers, then it's only a matter of time before anti-Islamic sentiment starts manifesting in paramilitary operations and retaliatory terror attacks. Not just against muslims, either, but Islamic apologists. This is in no way condoning such tactics, but it's simply reality that they will become commonplace if Europe continues on its current trajectory. At that point, depending on the extent of the muslim population, we could be looking at the start of a civil war in several European states. Personally, I don't intend to stick around to find out.