Still, too close to the event. I do not even like the 9/11 pictures like this. Let the dead have their peace.
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I was just thinking about this today and mentioned it to a coworker and they could not remember until he Googled it. He said he “completely forgot about this one”. Kind of stuck with me for the rest of the day.
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great pictures ! it’s kinda difficult to focus lol
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whats more interesting is when you know who sold the weapons to these “religious” killers
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Not one muslim led demonstration to show that they are with us and stand against terrorism. But when Gaza happened, they could all take to the streets in unison. Made me think.
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Thank you for sharing
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>Just as France marks the 10th anniversary of the Bataclan massacres, another reminder has come of the permanence of the jihadist threat.
>A former girlfriend of the only jihadist to survive the November 2015 attacks has been arrested on suspicion of plotting her own violent act.
>The woman – a 27 year-old French convert to Islam named as Maëva B – began a letter-writing relationship with Salah Abdeslam, 36, who is serving a life sentence in jail near the Belgian border following his conviction in 2022.
>When prison guards discovered that Abdeslam had been using a USB key containing jihadist propaganda, they traced its origin to face-to-face meetings that the prisoner had with Maëva B.
>Detectives then looked into Maëva B’s own computer and telephone, where they found evidence she may have been planning a jihadist attack, and on Monday she was placed under judicial investigation along with two alleged associates.
>With France commemorating 10 years since the worst attack in its modern history, the arrest has focused minds on the enemy that never went away.
>Six plots have been thwarted this year, says Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, and the threat level remains high.
>”Unfortunately, no one can guarantee the end of attacks,” President Emmanuel Macron said at the inauguration of the Jardin du 13 Novembre 2015 memorial garden.
>”But we can guarantee that for those who take up arms against France, the response will be uncompromising.”
>On the evening of 13 November 2015, jihadist gunmen and suicide bombers conducted a sequence of co-ordinated attacks that culminated in a bloody raid on the Bataclan concert hall in eastern Paris.
>Before that, three suicide bombers blew themselves up outside the Stade de France where a football international was under way. Then others in the gang opened fire with Kalashnikovs on people drinking in bars and cafés not far from the Bataclan.
>There, a performance by American group The Eagles of Death Metal had just started, when three jihadists burst in and fired indiscriminately into the auditorium. They took hostages and then blew themselves up as police moved in.
>Overall 130 people were killed, 90 in the Bataclan, and more than 400 treated in hospital. Countless others suffered psychological trauma.
>The word Bataclan has since become a byword in France for extreme Islamist attacks, in much the same way that 9/11 did in the US.
>Though there have been other attacks since, like the Nice lorry massacre of July 2016 and the beheading of teacher Samuel Paty in October 2020, the scale and organisation of 13 November 2015 set it apart.
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Still waiting for those “moderate Muslims” to make a statement
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I love France so much. They deserved none of this. In any way what so ever.
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Man that must have been horrible for the first responders walking in and seeing that scene
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I hate them I hate them all so much
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Saw EODM in Philly a few weeks before this happened. So sad. Such a good, fun-loving, dance or not, rock your heat out, band and fans. Then this. It really hit in a weird way having such an amazing time at the show just prior.
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Wow! Those are very captivating photos. God bless the dead.
mmm i remember this, this is what got trump elected back in 2016
Morbid have some class
Photo credits to [Histoire de rue ](https://www.instagram.com/histoire_de_rue/)on Instagram and Facebook.
What happened?
Still, too close to the event. I do not even like the 9/11 pictures like this. Let the dead have their peace.
I was just thinking about this today and mentioned it to a coworker and they could not remember until he Googled it. He said he “completely forgot about this one”. Kind of stuck with me for the rest of the day.
great pictures ! it’s kinda difficult to focus lol
whats more interesting is when you know who sold the weapons to these “religious” killers
Not one muslim led demonstration to show that they are with us and stand against terrorism. But when Gaza happened, they could all take to the streets in unison. Made me think.
Thank you for sharing
>Just as France marks the 10th anniversary of the Bataclan massacres, another reminder has come of the permanence of the jihadist threat.
>A former girlfriend of the only jihadist to survive the November 2015 attacks has been arrested on suspicion of plotting her own violent act.
>The woman – a 27 year-old French convert to Islam named as Maëva B – began a letter-writing relationship with Salah Abdeslam, 36, who is serving a life sentence in jail near the Belgian border following his conviction in 2022.
>When prison guards discovered that Abdeslam had been using a USB key containing jihadist propaganda, they traced its origin to face-to-face meetings that the prisoner had with Maëva B.
>Detectives then looked into Maëva B’s own computer and telephone, where they found evidence she may have been planning a jihadist attack, and on Monday she was placed under judicial investigation along with two alleged associates.
>With France commemorating 10 years since the worst attack in its modern history, the arrest has focused minds on the enemy that never went away.
>Six plots have been thwarted this year, says Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, and the threat level remains high.
>”Unfortunately, no one can guarantee the end of attacks,” President Emmanuel Macron said at the inauguration of the Jardin du 13 Novembre 2015 memorial garden.
>”But we can guarantee that for those who take up arms against France, the response will be uncompromising.”
>On the evening of 13 November 2015, jihadist gunmen and suicide bombers conducted a sequence of co-ordinated attacks that culminated in a bloody raid on the Bataclan concert hall in eastern Paris.
>Before that, three suicide bombers blew themselves up outside the Stade de France where a football international was under way. Then others in the gang opened fire with Kalashnikovs on people drinking in bars and cafés not far from the Bataclan.
>There, a performance by American group The Eagles of Death Metal had just started, when three jihadists burst in and fired indiscriminately into the auditorium. They took hostages and then blew themselves up as police moved in.
>Overall 130 people were killed, 90 in the Bataclan, and more than 400 treated in hospital. Countless others suffered psychological trauma.
>The word Bataclan has since become a byword in France for extreme Islamist attacks, in much the same way that 9/11 did in the US.
>Though there have been other attacks since, like the Nice lorry massacre of July 2016 and the beheading of teacher Samuel Paty in October 2020, the scale and organisation of 13 November 2015 set it apart.
Still waiting for those “moderate Muslims” to make a statement
I love France so much. They deserved none of this. In any way what so ever.
Man that must have been horrible for the first responders walking in and seeing that scene
I hate them I hate them all so much
Saw EODM in Philly a few weeks before this happened. So sad. Such a good, fun-loving, dance or not, rock your heat out, band and fans. Then this. It really hit in a weird way having such an amazing time at the show just prior.