Yet again France was
attacked, this time on their Independence Day, Bastille Day. What
occurred was horrific. A terrorist used a truck to slam into a crowd of
people killing over 80 people. The evil man responsible waited for the
police to remove the vehicle barriers and disperse so that the truck could
obtain its maximum killing potential. As terrorist plowed through the
crowed he began shooting from the crew cab as some heroic members of the crowed
tried to grab on to remove the driver. That terrorist was shot and killed
by police. It was planned and it will happen again.
This is what we can
expect from terrorists from now on. They seek death and destruction alone
and everyone is fair game. Isis/Isil of course later claimed
responsibility for this heinous attack on innocents. These terror
organizations have to be taken far more seriously and we have to be willing to
get our hands dirtier. These people use others as human shields and some
of those "human shields" do so purposefully. But because of how
the Middle East is and its culture you cannot tell who is good or bad or even
what side they will be on that given day. Even Senator John McCain was
embarrassed to find that he had taken a picture with a known Isis/Isil
terrorist when he was in Syria. These terrorists, Jihadists, flock from
terror group to terror group seeking martyrdom and death. People think we
are taking this situation seriously, but in my opinion we are not. Simply
using drones to bomb the enemy will not work. Also, according to a report
from the "Blaze" show "For the Record" they are not even
bombing all the targets of opportunity such as Isis/Isil headquarters in Dabiq
Syria because it is in the middle of the city. We Americans have become
squeamish in this fight.
Final thought: France and other countries are suffering
because of terrorism because we are failing to use the full resources available
to strike back. These people in France, or the terror attack last month
in Istanbul or anywhere should not die needlessly because we fail to fight
back. We must mourn our lost loved ones and then strike in the same way a
General Sherman or a General Patton would and rend the enemy asunder.
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