Police operation underway at Munich mall

For the people who are trying to use the "Lone wolf" argument as a way to minimize Islamic terror attacks in a attempt to disconnect them from islam :

www.breitbart.com...

www.thesun.co.uk...

TERROR MANUAL ISIS releases 17 point step-by-step guide on how ‘lone wolf’ fanatics should attack at the Rio Olympics


Posted on social network Telegram, the terror handbook gives advice on airport bombings, random stabbings and kidnapping hostages

a reply to: Shamrock6

From what I've read the police have said there is an "obvious link" to Breivik , the date of the shooting could be tied in with that as it was the 5th anniversary of Breivik's attack , there are reports from school friends that he used a picture of Breivik as his avatar on one of his social media accounts.

No doubt we will learn more in the coming days , whether some people will want to listen remains to be seen.

The people he was shooting says a lot about his possible motive.

Three victims were from Kosovo, three from Turkey and one from Greece.

www.bbc.com...

Congratulations United States of Europe. With the "proper" kind of sensationalistic celebrity media coverage of this kind of attack (which I expect you're getting), now you too, just like the United States of America, shall get to live by the same kinda perpetual "Politics of Fear" Media driven mass shooting Contagion Effect / copycat cycle as we do:

Munich gunman 'obsessed with mass shootings' (BBC)

I suspect a big part of the Islamic Extremist attackers being compelled to copycat is also now enhanced by said "Media Mass Murderer Celebrity Culture" (MMMCC) too.

Check out my link to understand how its the way they report it that drives more copycats to seek being famous... which means more attacks and more ratings woohoo!.

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: TheBulk

How do you know he did shout that?

An eye witness, a muslim woman, was interviewed on CNN.
She heard it.
Unless she lied, this was radical islamic terrorism and the German authorities are downplaying it (which would not be the first time)

a reply to: Tardacus

F you BBC.

There's no such country as Kosovo.

Other than that, what does it say? What's the connection?

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: TheBulk

How do you know he did shout that?

An eye witness, a muslim woman, was interviewed on CNN.
She heard it.
Unless she lied, this was radical islamic terrorism and the German authorities are downplaying it (which would not be the first time)

I've said it before, and I'm going to say it again: Miraculous how only one person hears that at dinner hour in a Mickey D's. You'd think more people would have contacted more media outlets with a bombshell like that, or been all over FB. Or all over Twitter. Funny how they aren't. Down boy, down. You're falling for a failed spin attempt.

originally posted by: Nikola014
a reply to: Tardacus

F you BBC.

There's no such country as Kosovo.

It's status is "Disputed Territory", but it's also a Partially Recognized State. Either way, the rest of the world looks at Kosovo and realizes one or the other, and voila, Kosovo origin for people from there. Just like Tibet. Deal with it.

So an Iranian/German 'kid' was to blame eh.

Planned.

Premeditated.

Cold blooded murder.

And this guy is just 'nuts'.

Yeah ok what ever people.

a reply to: neo96

Neo, we've seen enough people in the U.S. go nuts and go on a killing spree to know it happens, with or without religion. The same holds true anywhere else.

This was a very disturbed young man. Bitter, angry, probably wallowing in self pity, and no doubt depressed.
I think we have to take it face value.

a reply to: neo96

Have you ever heard of Columbine?

Planned - by kids

Premeditated - by kids

Cold blooded murder - by kids

Revenge for bullying - by kids

Any kid who does this is not exactly mentally healthy.

We even know he hacked a facebook account to get as many teens to go to the McDonalds as possible. Clear cut case of a bully victim's revenge.

Don't know why some people are trying to compare the US to Germany.

They are like TWO totally different countries with vastly different cultures.

originally posted by: angeldoll
a reply to: neo96

Neo, we've seen enough people in the U.S. go nuts and go on a killing spree to know it happens, with or without religion. The same holds true anywhere else.

This was a very disturbed young man. Bitter, angry, probably wallowing in self pity, and no doubt depressed.
I think we have to take it face value.

Exactly right, but some on here are very fixed in their thinking that everything is a conspiracy and all news outlets are lying.
Makes me cringe and stop browsing until it wears off.
Oh and then we have the Russian mixers who play the threads.. shhhh

a reply to: neo96

That's true. But human beings are all subject to the same demons, no matter your nationality.

originally posted by: Nyiah

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: TheBulk

How do you know he did shout that?

An eye witness, a muslim woman, was interviewed on CNN.
She heard it.
Unless she lied, this was radical islamic terrorism and the German authorities are downplaying it (which would not be the first time)

I've said it before, and I'm going to say it again: Miraculous how only one person hears that at dinner hour in a Mickey D's. You'd think more people would have contacted more media outlets with a bombshell like that, or been all over FB. Or all over Twitter. Funny how they aren't. Down boy, down. You're falling for a failed spin attempt.

originally posted by: Nikola014
a reply to: Tardacus

F you BBC.

There's no such country as Kosovo.

It's status is "Disputed Territory", but it's also a Partially Recognized State. Either way, the rest of the world looks at Kosovo and realizes one or the other, and voila, Kosovo origin for people from there. Just like Tibet. Deal with it.

I believe her. I heard her interview. Radical Islamic Terrorism. It's the most obvious explanation too considering that radical islamic terrorism is the greatest challenge to our way of life.
I certainly think the neo-nazi Iranian gun man angle is far less likely than radical islamic terrorism.
We really do need to sort out this problem of radical islamic terrorism and quickly.
As for spin, there is really no need for any. We need to face reality that radical islamic terrorism seems to rear it's hateful head every week these days and influences vulnerable muslims in western society. People like this young German-Iranian lad or the young radical islamist terrorists in Orlando and Nice.

a reply to: UKTruth

Here's a bullet points breakdown from The Guardian.
www.theguardian.com...

Notice where they point out he seems to have been obsessed with mass shootings? Points towards a mentally disturbed kid, not a jihadi.

There's also been claims that he was a Christian, not Muslim. If that verifies, you're further SOL with the ISIS wish here.

a reply to: neo96

You think school bullying only happens in the U.S.? You think messed up kids who have been bullied only get revenge in the U.S.? Really?

originally posted by: Nikola014
a reply to: Tardacus

F you BBC.

There's no such country as Kosovo.

Other than that, what does it say? What's the connection?

Are you negative on everything ?

Quick facts
Kosovo is a disputed territory and partially recognised state in Southeast Europe that declared independence from Serbia in February 2008 as the Republic of Kosovo.Wikipedia
Capital: Pristina
Population:1.824 million (2013)
Currency:Euro
Sources include:World Bank

www.google.co.uk...(Kosovo)/@42.5629159,20.3416636,9z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x13537af354bf7df1:0xbfffeedfabc31791!8m2!3d42.6 097062!4d20.909729

a reply to: UKTruth

An eye witness, a muslim woman, was interviewed on CNN. She heard it.

I wonder if these people lied when they witnessed 3 different shooters:

originally posted by: neo96
Planned.

Premeditated.

Cold blooded murder.

And this guy is just 'nuts'.

Yeah ok what ever people.

This shouldn't be a shocker, for anybody living in the USA the past 20 tears (i.e. school shootings), unless dude had actual military hardware.

originally posted by: Nyiah
a reply to: UKTruth

Here's a bullet points breakdown from The Guardian.
www.theguardian.com...

Notice where they point out he seems to have been obsessed with mass shootings? Points towards a mentally disturbed kid, not a jihadi.

There's also been claims that he was a Christian, not Muslim. If that verifies, you're further SOL with the ISIS wish here.

I am sure he was obsessed with shootings, after all he went and did it.
All radical islamic terrorists are obsessed and mentally disturbed.