Two people have reportedly been killed and seven arrested after French police swooped on an apartment in Saint-Denis, a northern suburb in Paris, early Wednesday morning.

One of the two people killed was a female who detonated a suicide belt.

Five officers sustained minor injuries during the operation, which started at around 4.30 a.m. and ended just before midday local time. A police dog, a seven-year-old Belgian Shepherd Dog called Diesel, was "killed by terrorists," the National Police said.

Police encountered fierce resistance during the raid, which went on for more than seven hours. Gunfire and explosions were heard and dozens of police officers surrounded the address. No hostages were thought to be involved.
http://mashable.com/2015/11/17/paris-ter...9GErihukqB

Quote:One of the two people killed was a female who detonated a suicide belt.

Do female martyrs get 72 mandingos or 72 butches?

(11-18-2015 08:50 AM)QuestionSocratic Wrote:  

Quote:One of the two people killed was a female who detonated a suicide belt.

Do female martyrs get 72 mandingos or 72 butches?

Is it bad that that is the first thing I thought of as well when I heard the news this morning?

(11-18-2015 08:51 AM)VA49er Wrote:  

(11-18-2015 08:50 AM)QuestionSocratic Wrote:  

Quote:One of the two people killed was a female who detonated a suicide belt.

Do female martyrs get 72 mandingos or 72 butches?

Is it bad that that is the first thing I thought of as well when I heard the news this morning?

I always ask, "What would Anthony Jesselnik say?"

It looks like the raid was to go after the mastermind behind the Paris attacks. Of course, he's probably thousands of miles away in Syria.

I DID NOT like how the press revealed how the police found the location. Seems like a stupid thing to do to let Daesh know so that it can then change tactics, etc.

Oh yeah, RIP Diesel.

(11-18-2015 08:57 AM)VA49er Wrote:  It looks like the raid was to go after the mastermind behind the Paris attacks. Of course, he's probably thousands of miles away in Syria.

I DID NOT like how the press revealed how the police found the location. Seems like a stupid thing to do to let Daesh know so that it can then change tactics, etc.

Yes agreed.

Turkey police arrested 8 ISIS suspects posing as refugees heading to Europe.

Turkey detains 8 Europe-bound IS suspects 'posing as refugees'

Istanbul (AFP) - Turkish police detained eight suspected members of the Islamic State jihadist (IS) group, state media said Wednesday, adding they were planning to sneak into Europe posing as refugees.

Counter-terror police detained the suspects in Istanbul's Ataturk Airport after they flew in from the Moroccan city of Casablanca on Tuesday, the official Anatolia news agency reported.

The police found a hand-written note on one of the suspects detailing a migration route from Istanbul to Germany via Greece, Serbia and Hungary, including smuggler boats across the Mediterranean Sea, as well as several train and bus journeys.

The eight men told police that they were just tourists who had been planning to spend a few days in Istanbul and had booked rooms at a hotel, but no reservations were found under their names.
http://news.yahoo.com/turkey-detains-8-e...04479.html

(11-18-2015 09:27 AM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  

(11-18-2015 08:57 AM)VA49er Wrote:  It looks like the raid was to go after the mastermind behind the Paris attacks. Of course, he's probably thousands of miles away in Syria.

I DID NOT like how the press revealed how the police found the location. Seems like a stupid thing to do to let Daesh know so that it can then change tactics, etc.

Yes agreed.

Straight out of the Obama admin's playbook.

(11-18-2015 09:32 AM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  Turkey police arrested 8 ISIS suspects posing as refugees heading to Europe.

Turkey detains 8 Europe-bound IS suspects 'posing as refugees'

Istanbul (AFP) - Turkish police detained eight suspected members of the Islamic State jihadist (IS) group, state media said Wednesday, adding they were planning to sneak into Europe posing as refugees.

Counter-terror police detained the suspects in Istanbul's Ataturk Airport after they flew in from the Moroccan city of Casablanca on Tuesday, the official Anatolia news agency reported.

The police found a hand-written note on one of the suspects detailing a migration route from Istanbul to Germany via Greece, Serbia and Hungary, including smuggler boats across the Mediterranean Sea, as well as several train and bus journeys.

The eight men told police that they were just tourists who had been planning to spend a few days in Istanbul and had booked rooms at a hotel, but no reservations were found under their names.
http://news.yahoo.com/turkey-detains-8-e...04479.html

SMH at the idiots in Europe.

That robust vetting process is working.

So I'm supposed to believe that there were zero ISIS terrorists who came over with any refugees prior to the Paris attack? And have they identified any terrorists posing as refugees that didnt have a handwritten note on them that said "I"m a f*cking terrorist?"