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Jip Jaap Stam said:
I must say, I'm disappointed by the lack of Facebook ****ers with German flags superimposed onto their profile pics.
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**** off, Jip.

You think you can rock up on here every once and a while and be noticed?

Nah. Just, nah.
 
Safc83 said:
What did they expect?

You don't bomb **** out of an enemy and then invite them to send some of their soldiers into your country.

Hitler would be turning in his grave (if he had one)
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Who have the Germans bombed **** out of? Since 1945 I mean? Oh, that's right, no-one.
 
Archers Road said:
You sure about that?

They haven't sent any troops anywhere in the world since the end of WWII.
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Edit: Seems i was wrong...

As part of Operation Enduring Freedom as a response to those attacks, Germany deployed approximately 2,250 troops including KSK special forces, naval vessels and NBC cleanup teams to Afghanistan. German forces have contributed to ISAF, the NATO force in Afghanistan, and a Provincial Reconstruction Team.[50] German army CH-53 helicopters have deployed to Afghanistan, one crashed in December 2002 in Kabul, killing seven German soldiers. Eleven other German soldiers have been killed: four in two different ordnance-defusing accidents, one in a vehicle accident, five in two separate suicide bombings, and one in landmine explosion. German forces were in the more secure north of the country and Germany, along with some other larger European countries (with the exception of the UK, Estonia, the Netherlands and Norway), and were criticised for not taking part in the more intensive combat operations in southern Afghanistan in 2006.
 
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Anywhere in The West is prone to attacks like the one in Berlin and the fundamentalist nutjobs only need the excuse that we are not like them to instigate shootings, bombings and vehicular means to kill bystanders. Could be Oxford Street next or just as likely Hamburg, Amsterdam or Rome.

Lots of other Nato countries supported action in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Lybia etc so we are all potential targets. Isis and Al Queda are actively promoting the up front and personal attacks as they take less organization and can be carried out anytime, it is cheaper than arming Jihadis or making bombs.

And a Happy New Year. Good grief.
 
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GroveRanger said:
Anywhere in The West is prone to attacks like the one in Berlin and the fundamentalist nutjobs only need the excuse that we are not like them to instigate shootings, bombings and vehicular means to kill bystanders. Could be Oxford Street next or just as likely Hamburg, Amsterdam or Rome.

Lots of other Nato countries supported action in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Lybia etc so we are all potential targets. Isis and Al Queda are actively promoting the up front and personal attacks as they take less organization and can be carried out anytime, it is cheaper than arming Jihadis or making bombs.

And a Happy New Year. Good grief.
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If anyone goes on the rampage in Oxford Street it might be me losing the plot in a last-minute-chrimbo-shopping-induced-psycho-hell..
 
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