Terrorist attack prevented in Germany-attacker came as refugees

[Melech 9,900]

"In a statement, German federal prosecutors confirmed that three Syrian nationals had been arrested and their homes searched: 25-year-old Mahood B., 27-year-old Hamza C. and 31-year-old Abd Arahman A.K.

A further warrant was issued for a 25-year-old Syrian, Saleh A., currently under arrest in France.

The three arrested in Germany lived in North Rhine-Westphalia, Baden-Württemberg and Brandenburg.

The target of the attack plan is alleged to have been the historic city centre of the North Rhine-Westphalian capital.

Prosecutors said that two suicide bombers were to blow themselves up on Heinrich-Heine-Allee, a broad street with a number of public transport links including U-Bahn and tram stations.

Then the other attackers were supposed to kill more passers-by with rifles and explosives.

In 2015 they then travelled to Germany via the Balkans, where they made contact with a third Syrian, 31-year-old Abd Arahman A. K., an explosives expert sent to Germany by Isis in October 2014."

http://www.thelocal.de/20160602/isis-duesseldorf-terrorism-attack-arrests-france

this directly next to my home city

 

 

[Illuminati 15,966]

That's... worrying

[ryanripley 86,575]

the refugees have been nothing but trouble in germany  

[NotAlice 393]

Can this stop please  thank god they prevented the attacks! But they aren't the only one's planning probably so I hope nothing bad will happen..  

[Luiz 4,253]

here come the defensive SJWs

if the attackers weren't refugees this would still be news worthy. great job by german police to catch them before they could carry out an attack. if anything we should see this as confirmation that german police are keeping them under a watchful eye and finding the bad eggs. this is positive news if you just stop and think about it and not just go ingo libtard mode

[KURUSHITOVSKA 20,451]

Isn't it understandable that people don't want refugees? I'm one of those who care about this issue and of course they deserve better and protection in every country, but if in every 1000 refugees there's a couple attackers... 

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6 minutes ago, ryanripley said:

the refugees have been nothing but trouble in germany  

Whoa whoa, stop. I love you, but that's not true. Projects like heimART and Rent a Frame are two of many, many projects where refugees help the German economy and society. They work on different products, participate in many workshops, and integrate themselves into their neighborhood (successfully).

I get that the media only talks about the bad things, but two incidents do not equal the thousands of refugees who are doing absolutely nothing, so please keep that in mind before you say something like that again.

[ryanripley 86,575]

Just now, Ibo said:

Whoa whoa, stop. I love you, but that's not true. Projects like heimART and Rent a Frame are two of many, many projects where refugees help the German economy and society. They work on different products, participate in many workshops, and integrate themselves into their neighborhood (successfully).

I get that the media only talks about the bad things, but two incidents do not equal the thousands of refugees who are doing absolutely nothing, so please keep that in mind before you say something like that again.

sorry, i'll try next time

[thatfoxyfeeling 13,433]

I bet there are loads of terrorists who claimed they were aslyum seekers now living in Europe. 

[Luiz 4,253]

18 minutes ago, KURUSHITOVSKA said:

Isn't it understandable that people don't want refugees? I'm one of those who care about this issue and of course they deserve better and protection in every country, but if in every 1000 refugees there's a couple attackers... 

yes it is understandable to be afraid i mean after what europe has gone through of course fear is a natural response.

 

i guess it comes fdown to a few questions.

do you value the lives of people living in your country over the lives of someone from iraq or syria or do you just value human life no matter where they are from? because if you sen that million or so people back home then they are likely going to be caught in the middle of war after war and probably the majority will be killed. 

you could say the arab countries should take them in but its not like you can say that and then at the snap of a finger, saudi arabia and iran or turkey are going to step up and  take in all the refugees you have in germany. they wont do that so whether you like it or not its your problem. 

then theres the question of how much do you trust your police forces to prevent attacks.

 

 

i think more lives are saved by taking them in and germany has a shrinking population so some more people should improve the economy and all. of course bringing economic advantages of refugees probably wont work on someone who is afraid of terrorism because its like saying "i know some terrorists will kill some germans but look at the money we can make on this deal!" that like some trumpish stuff   

 

anyways, if this happened in the US i'd be happy to see my police and government have the situation under control and i trust them because were the best in the world  

[SISTERV 3,887]

Honestly this scares me alot. The FBI put out a report two weeks ago saying ISIS is already more savvy and advanced than Al Qaeda ever was, and with SJWs beating this whole concept that we have to accept refugees it is quite frightening to think another 9/11 could happen. Especially with our current president still pushing and downgrading our military power to a 60 year low. 

I understand helping people, but can't we just raise money and build some sort of refugee town for these people on one of our many islands that we have as protectorates, where there is really no existing population? 

I just don't understand why we have to bring a whole bunch of people we have no way of vetting into an already peaceful country. At least until enough time has passed where we know ISIS is done for. 

[lego 44,165]

Where does it say in article that they came as refugees? 

 

 

@Simon why did you add that to title when it's not in original headlines? 

[Sizzily 14,574]

I just don't know what to think. I'm glad they were caught, though.

[Luigi 874]

38 minutes ago, dUmb said:

Can this stop please  thank god they prevented the attacks! But they aren't the only one's planning probably so I hope nothing bad will happen..  

yes, god xd

[Melech 9,900]

2 hours ago, YourSweet666 said:

Where does it say in article that they came as refugees? 

 

 

@Simon why did you add that to title when it's not in original headlines? 

They traveled via Balkan route. It's time to accept that the open border politics by our government was flawed. I know it's hard to accept.