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On January 08 2015 07:57 Noocta wrote:Show nested quote +On January 08 2015 07:55 SoSexy wrote: People misunderstood me, I didn't mean a police stream but for example during the Sydney siege the footage was from the place, not studio interviews like now on France 24.
About citizenship, I agree with Millitron, being born is not enough. If I go to Russia with an italian girl and three years later we have a boy, I consider him more Italian than Russian. Citizenship should be about culture, language, traditions, not about boundaries Well, if you manage to stay 3 years in the country, you were forced to atleast do something to become a citizen of it you know.
? not really. If I get selected for a PhD in the States I will stay there 5 years but I won't consider myself American if I do not even know a bit of their history, constituion etc o.o seems normal to me!
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On January 08 2015 07:55 SoSexy wrote: People misunderstood me, I didn't mean a police stream but for example during the Sydney siege the footage was from the place, not studio interviews like now on France 24.
About citizenship, I agree with Millitron, being born is not enough. If I go to Russia with an italian girl and three years later we have a boy, I consider him more Italian than Russian. Citizenship should be about culture, language, traditions, not about boundaries
The BFM TV live stream which is available for free from their website, if you click on "EN DIRECT" with the PLAY logo provides both studios interview and many footages from the place, even if it's not the intervention. However it's completely in french, and sometimes there is no footage.
Itele provides you other footage. But you only have quite limited footages, no shooting, and many interviews.
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On January 08 2015 07:58 DeepElemBlues wrote:Guardian's Paris correspondent says all three have been arrested: http://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2015/jan/07/shooting-paris-satirical-magazine-charlie-hebdo#block-54ada427e4b01f977f448fdaClaims are being made that two of them were in Syria and came back to France in summer 2014, and one was arrested in 2005 trying to get to Syria so he could go to Iraq. So if they were in Syria, Biff maybe it's also a good idea to take a closer look at even people born in France trying to come into France, if they're coming from places like Syria? Immigration and asylum are just parts of overall border control. We're past the point of splitting hairs and particularism, European governments have been worried about people coming back from fighting in Syria for 3 years now. Radicals of all kinds of stripes moving to Europe or within Europe and stirring up trouble has been an issue for hundreds of years. There has to be a comprehensive, Continent-wide policy on this or eventually you will have an attack made directly by people who came in as immigrants or refugees, and you'll have more ferry sinkings in the Mediterranean too. You realize that someone French traveling to Syria to do whatever fucked up thing he might want to do there, and coming back, is NOT an immigrant and has nothing to do with immigration, right?
And again, Cherif K, the only one of those fuckers we have details about had NEVER left France even though he tried.
Look, I mean, do whatever you want, but my advice is, drop it. You went onto a stuff about refugees and infiltrated people that is completely irrelevant, that's fine, it happens to everyone, let's move on.
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On January 08 2015 08:00 Ishentar wrote:Show nested quote +On January 08 2015 07:55 SoSexy wrote: People misunderstood me, I didn't mean a police stream but for example during the Sydney siege the footage was from the place, not studio interviews like now on France 24.
About citizenship, I agree with Millitron, being born is not enough. If I go to Russia with an italian girl and three years later we have a boy, I consider him more Italian than Russian. Citizenship should be about culture, language, traditions, not about boundaries The BFM TV live stream which is available for free from their website, if you click on "DIRECT" provides both studios interview and many footages from the place, even if it's not the intervention. However it's completely in french, and sometimes there is no footage.
Thanks, I know French!
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French RAID teams will find them soon enough. I read a statement that the RAID teams stance on these types of extremists is "ruthlessness."
I don't expect them to be caught alive. Though hopefully they do.
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On January 08 2015 07:59 SoSexy wrote:Show nested quote +On January 08 2015 07:57 Noocta wrote:On January 08 2015 07:55 SoSexy wrote: People misunderstood me, I didn't mean a police stream but for example during the Sydney siege the footage was from the place, not studio interviews like now on France 24.
About citizenship, I agree with Millitron, being born is not enough. If I go to Russia with an italian girl and three years later we have a boy, I consider him more Italian than Russian. Citizenship should be about culture, language, traditions, not about boundaries Well, if you manage to stay 3 years in the country, you were forced to atleast do something to become a citizen of it you know. ? not really. If I get selected for a PhD in the States I will stay there 5 years but I won't consider myself American if I do not even know a bit of their history, constituion etc o.o seems normal to me! Oh COME ON, those people were French because their parents were French and permanent resident and because they were born there and had lived there all their fucking lives. If that's not enough to be French, I don't know what is.
Why are we even discussing that it makes no fucking sense unless you believe nobody should ever change citizenship. There are millions of immigrants and children of immigrants in France and in every european country including myself, if you are not aware of that, just drop it. Those guys were French, long before they could even be religious or prone to violence at all, it's not an immigration problem. Period
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On January 08 2015 07:58 DeepElemBlues wrote:Guardian's Paris correspondent says all three have been arrested: http://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2015/jan/07/shooting-paris-satirical-magazine-charlie-hebdo#block-54ada427e4b01f977f448fdaClaims are being made that two of them were in Syria and came back to France in summer 2014, and one was arrested in 2005 trying to get to Syria so he could go to Iraq. So if they were in Syria, Biff maybe it's also a good idea to take a closer look at even people born in France trying to come into France, if they're coming from places like Syria? Immigration and asylum are just parts of overall border control. We're past the point of splitting hairs and particularism, European governments have been worried about people coming back from fighting in Syria for 3 years now. Radicals of all kinds of stripes moving to Europe or within Europe and stirring up trouble has been an issue for hundreds of years. There has to be a comprehensive, Continent-wide policy on this or eventually you will have an attack made directly by people who came in as immigrants or refugees, and you'll have more ferry sinkings in the Mediterranean too.
There is a policy for that, and it does not include building a huge wall around Europe and shooting everyone that tries to cross it. We moved on from that.
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"boucherie charcuterie halal"
lol the irony
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On January 08 2015 07:59 SoSexy wrote:Show nested quote +On January 08 2015 07:57 Noocta wrote:On January 08 2015 07:55 SoSexy wrote: People misunderstood me, I didn't mean a police stream but for example during the Sydney siege the footage was from the place, not studio interviews like now on France 24.
About citizenship, I agree with Millitron, being born is not enough. If I go to Russia with an italian girl and three years later we have a boy, I consider him more Italian than Russian. Citizenship should be about culture, language, traditions, not about boundaries Well, if you manage to stay 3 years in the country, you were forced to atleast do something to become a citizen of it you know. ? not really. If I get selected for a PhD in the States I will stay there 5 years but I won't consider myself American if I do not even know a bit of their history, constituion etc o.o seems normal to me!
Well, I don't know much about how laws works over stuff like student visa here, but I'm pretty sure he ain't that easy to abuse the right of birth over the French terroritory.
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On January 08 2015 08:01 Biff The Understudy wrote:Show nested quote +On January 08 2015 07:58 DeepElemBlues wrote:Guardian's Paris correspondent says all three have been arrested: http://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2015/jan/07/shooting-paris-satirical-magazine-charlie-hebdo#block-54ada427e4b01f977f448fdaClaims are being made that two of them were in Syria and came back to France in summer 2014, and one was arrested in 2005 trying to get to Syria so he could go to Iraq. So if they were in Syria, Biff maybe it's also a good idea to take a closer look at even people born in France trying to come into France, if they're coming from places like Syria? Immigration and asylum are just parts of overall border control. We're past the point of splitting hairs and particularism, European governments have been worried about people coming back from fighting in Syria for 3 years now. Radicals of all kinds of stripes moving to Europe or within Europe and stirring up trouble has been an issue for hundreds of years. There has to be a comprehensive, Continent-wide policy on this or eventually you will have an attack made directly by people who came in as immigrants or refugees, and you'll have more ferry sinkings in the Mediterranean too. You realize that someone French traveling to Syria to do whatever fucked up thing he might want to do there, and coming back, is NOT an immigrant and has nothing to do with immigration, right? And again, Cherif K, the only one of those fuckers we have details about had NEVER left France even though he tried. Look, I mean, do whatever you want, but my advice is, drop it. You went onto a stuff about refugees and infiltrated people that is completely irrelevant, that's fine, it happens to everyone, let's move on.
No, you did. So you can move on.
It's not irrelevant just because you're myopic.
There is a policy for that, and it does not include building a huge wall around Europe and shooting everyone that tries to cross it. We moved on from that.
Well thank goodness nobody's suggesting that. Well maybe Le Pen and PEGIDA.
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On January 08 2015 08:05 Noocta wrote:Show nested quote +On January 08 2015 07:59 SoSexy wrote:On January 08 2015 07:57 Noocta wrote:On January 08 2015 07:55 SoSexy wrote: People misunderstood me, I didn't mean a police stream but for example during the Sydney siege the footage was from the place, not studio interviews like now on France 24.
About citizenship, I agree with Millitron, being born is not enough. If I go to Russia with an italian girl and three years later we have a boy, I consider him more Italian than Russian. Citizenship should be about culture, language, traditions, not about boundaries Well, if you manage to stay 3 years in the country, you were forced to atleast do something to become a citizen of it you know. ? not really. If I get selected for a PhD in the States I will stay there 5 years but I won't consider myself American if I do not even know a bit of their history, constituion etc o.o seems normal to me! Well, I don't know much about how laws works over stuff like student visa here, but I'm pretty sure he ain't that easy to abuse the right of birth over the French terroritory. nor is it relevant for the case here
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I think the fact that these guys were french shows just how dangerous and infantile this ideology really is.
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On January 08 2015 08:05 mahrgell wrote:Show nested quote +On January 08 2015 07:58 DeepElemBlues wrote:Guardian's Paris correspondent says all three have been arrested: http://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2015/jan/07/shooting-paris-satirical-magazine-charlie-hebdo#block-54ada427e4b01f977f448fdaClaims are being made that two of them were in Syria and came back to France in summer 2014, and one was arrested in 2005 trying to get to Syria so he could go to Iraq. So if they were in Syria, Biff maybe it's also a good idea to take a closer look at even people born in France trying to come into France, if they're coming from places like Syria? Immigration and asylum are just parts of overall border control. We're past the point of splitting hairs and particularism, European governments have been worried about people coming back from fighting in Syria for 3 years now. Radicals of all kinds of stripes moving to Europe or within Europe and stirring up trouble has been an issue for hundreds of years. There has to be a comprehensive, Continent-wide policy on this or eventually you will have an attack made directly by people who came in as immigrants or refugees, and you'll have more ferry sinkings in the Mediterranean too. There is a policy for that, and it does not include building a huge wall around Europe and shooting everyone that tries to cross it. We moved on from that.
We moved on with wonderful results, we never had violence in Europe apart from London, Madrid, Paris...oh wait
EDIT: LIVE FOOTAGE - POLICE READY
http://www.bfmtv.com/mediaplayer/live-video/
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On January 08 2015 08:08 SoSexy wrote:Show nested quote +On January 08 2015 08:05 mahrgell wrote:On January 08 2015 07:58 DeepElemBlues wrote:Guardian's Paris correspondent says all three have been arrested: http://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2015/jan/07/shooting-paris-satirical-magazine-charlie-hebdo#block-54ada427e4b01f977f448fdaClaims are being made that two of them were in Syria and came back to France in summer 2014, and one was arrested in 2005 trying to get to Syria so he could go to Iraq. So if they were in Syria, Biff maybe it's also a good idea to take a closer look at even people born in France trying to come into France, if they're coming from places like Syria? Immigration and asylum are just parts of overall border control. We're past the point of splitting hairs and particularism, European governments have been worried about people coming back from fighting in Syria for 3 years now. Radicals of all kinds of stripes moving to Europe or within Europe and stirring up trouble has been an issue for hundreds of years. There has to be a comprehensive, Continent-wide policy on this or eventually you will have an attack made directly by people who came in as immigrants or refugees, and you'll have more ferry sinkings in the Mediterranean too. There is a policy for that, and it does not include building a huge wall around Europe and shooting everyone that tries to cross it. We moved on from that. We moved on with wonderful results, we never had violence in Europe apart from London, Madrid, Paris...oh wait EDIT: LIVE FOOTAGE - POLICE READY Pity they gave Breivik the citizenship, that infiltrated bastard... oh wait...
By the way do you know why so many French people have an italian family name? Just asking.
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On January 08 2015 08:08 SoSexy wrote:Show nested quote +On January 08 2015 08:05 mahrgell wrote:On January 08 2015 07:58 DeepElemBlues wrote:Guardian's Paris correspondent says all three have been arrested: http://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2015/jan/07/shooting-paris-satirical-magazine-charlie-hebdo#block-54ada427e4b01f977f448fdaClaims are being made that two of them were in Syria and came back to France in summer 2014, and one was arrested in 2005 trying to get to Syria so he could go to Iraq. So if they were in Syria, Biff maybe it's also a good idea to take a closer look at even people born in France trying to come into France, if they're coming from places like Syria? Immigration and asylum are just parts of overall border control. We're past the point of splitting hairs and particularism, European governments have been worried about people coming back from fighting in Syria for 3 years now. Radicals of all kinds of stripes moving to Europe or within Europe and stirring up trouble has been an issue for hundreds of years. There has to be a comprehensive, Continent-wide policy on this or eventually you will have an attack made directly by people who came in as immigrants or refugees, and you'll have more ferry sinkings in the Mediterranean too. There is a policy for that, and it does not include building a huge wall around Europe and shooting everyone that tries to cross it. We moved on from that. We moved on with wonderful results, we never had violence in Europe apart from London, Madrid, Paris...oh wait
You can lock every human in a separate cell, and hope no one will do any harm to another human anymore. But be guaranteed, humans will still find a way. If that is your preferred way of living, start with yourself.
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BFM TV is providing live footage from the intervention right now. We can see many heavily armed policemen.
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On January 08 2015 08:07 mahrgell wrote:Show nested quote +On January 08 2015 08:05 Noocta wrote:On January 08 2015 07:59 SoSexy wrote:On January 08 2015 07:57 Noocta wrote:On January 08 2015 07:55 SoSexy wrote: People misunderstood me, I didn't mean a police stream but for example during the Sydney siege the footage was from the place, not studio interviews like now on France 24.
About citizenship, I agree with Millitron, being born is not enough. If I go to Russia with an italian girl and three years later we have a boy, I consider him more Italian than Russian. Citizenship should be about culture, language, traditions, not about boundaries Well, if you manage to stay 3 years in the country, you were forced to atleast do something to become a citizen of it you know. ? not really. If I get selected for a PhD in the States I will stay there 5 years but I won't consider myself American if I do not even know a bit of their history, constituion etc o.o seems normal to me! Well, I don't know much about how laws works over stuff like student visa here, but I'm pretty sure he ain't that easy to abuse the right of birth over the French terroritory. nor is it relevant for the case here
Yeah I know, it doesn't matter. But I think it's important to not let the idea that immigration has relation to this event be unanswered.
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On January 08 2015 08:10 mahrgell wrote:Show nested quote +On January 08 2015 08:08 SoSexy wrote:On January 08 2015 08:05 mahrgell wrote:On January 08 2015 07:58 DeepElemBlues wrote:Guardian's Paris correspondent says all three have been arrested: http://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2015/jan/07/shooting-paris-satirical-magazine-charlie-hebdo#block-54ada427e4b01f977f448fdaClaims are being made that two of them were in Syria and came back to France in summer 2014, and one was arrested in 2005 trying to get to Syria so he could go to Iraq. So if they were in Syria, Biff maybe it's also a good idea to take a closer look at even people born in France trying to come into France, if they're coming from places like Syria? Immigration and asylum are just parts of overall border control. We're past the point of splitting hairs and particularism, European governments have been worried about people coming back from fighting in Syria for 3 years now. Radicals of all kinds of stripes moving to Europe or within Europe and stirring up trouble has been an issue for hundreds of years. There has to be a comprehensive, Continent-wide policy on this or eventually you will have an attack made directly by people who came in as immigrants or refugees, and you'll have more ferry sinkings in the Mediterranean too. There is a policy for that, and it does not include building a huge wall around Europe and shooting everyone that tries to cross it. We moved on from that. We moved on with wonderful results, we never had violence in Europe apart from London, Madrid, Paris...oh wait You can lock every human in a separate cell, and hope no one will do any harm to another human anymore. But be guaranteed, humans will still find a way. If that is your preferred way of living, start with yourself.
That's the thing I detest about discussing this argument. People like me simply calls for rules, for regulamented immigration, for respect of the laws. Is this being racist, fascist, assassins or whatever? Anyway I'm off-topic so I won't discuss this anymore in this thread
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French people, Reims is about 100 km from Paris right?
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