Car Full of Gas Bottles Found in Paris

Sort of breaking news, a car with 7 gas cylinders has been found near Notre Dame Cathedral, two people are in custody in relation to this incident.

There was no detonation device found, which is a bit odd, but maybe they were planning on ramming and creating an explosion from the impact.

A car, whose owner is on an intelligence services watch list of people suspected of religious radicalisation, was discovered near Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris on Saturday night with seven gas cylinders inside, police and judicial officials said.
The car owner was taken into custody but later released, one judicial official said.
A couple, aged 34 and 29, were arrested at a motorway lay-by on Tuesday in southern France in connection with the incident and remained in custody, the official said.

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originally posted by: Chadwickus
Sort of breaking news, a car with 7 gas cylinders has been found near Notre Dame Cathedral, two people are in custody in relation to this incident.

There was no detonation device found, which is a bit odd, but maybe they were planning on ramming and creating an explosion from the impact.

A car, whose owner is on an intelligence services watch list of people suspected of religious radicalisation, was discovered near Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris on Saturday night with seven gas cylinders inside, police and judicial officials said.
The car owner was taken into custody but later released, one judicial official said.
A couple, aged 34 and 29, were arrested at a motorway lay-by on Tuesday in southern France in connection with the incident and remained in custody, the official said.

www.abc.net.au...

Hmmm..."Later released". Depends on the gas in the cylinders, how much of it and whether it was in plain sight or hidden.

Some helium for balloons? Or acetylene mixed with O2--

a reply to: intrptr

That part is odd, he was on a watch list, owns the car full of cylinders, but got released?

Maybe it was Nitrous Oxide??

Fast and Furious: Paris

a reply to: Chadwickus

Wonder who he works for?

Typical anti Muslim propaganda.

you should be shammed of yourself, sucha racist hater.

Stop hating the terro I mean nice people. -- END SARCASM< OK !!

PS: thank god it was a dud this time, but it shows you, next time might be the real deal...

I hate this planet sometimes..

Maybe they were for a valid reason? His job perhaps?

originally posted by: Chadwickus
That part is odd, he was on a watch list, owns the car full of cylinders, but got released?

Have any suspects been released? There is speculation on other news channels that this may have been a test-run.

a reply to: paraphi

Never waste a non event if it can somehow be linked to terror attack.

Maybe he worked for a fire extinguisher company.

originally posted by: intrptr
Never waste a non event if it can somehow be linked to terror attack.

Maybe he worked for a fire extinguisher company.

Maybe he did work for a fire extinguisher company. Maybe not. We don't know whether this news story has legs, or not.

a reply to: Chadwickus

My daughter brought me 10-15 gas cylinders a couple of weeks ago. It's a good thing she wasn't stopped.

Oh snap, she may be a terrorist for bringing her Dad empty gas grill tanks so he can build fire pits....

That's it! Off to jail she goes!

a reply to: intrptr

If only the authorites weren't so coy and reluctant to release information on anything remotely terror related these days. Clearly, people are a bit on edge. Why the obfuscation? Unless a population on edge is exactly what they are looking for..?

It would be one heck of a coincidence if this guy who is on a terrorist watch list, and driving around with gas cannisters near major attractions is just doing his legit job.. but one I'm not adverse to believe if given the proper info.

originally posted by: donktheclown
a reply to: Chadwickus

My daughter brought me 10-15 gas cylinders a couple of weeks ago. It's a good thing she wasn't stopped.

Oh snap, she may be a terrorist for bringing her Dad empty gas grill tanks so he can build fire pits....

That's it! Off to jail she goes!

Is your daughter on a terror watch list?

Sounds like that time over here in England when the terrorist had a car full of gas bottles and intended to blow up a night club

Of course the terrorist had a car full of completely empty gas bottles:-/ and there was no explosion

originally posted by: paraphi

originally posted by: intrptr
Never waste a non event if it can somehow be linked to terror attack.

Maybe he worked for a fire extinguisher company.

Maybe he did work for a fire extinguisher company. Maybe not. We don't know whether this news story has legs, or not.

Lol, terror legs. They let the guy go. You'll know when theres an 'attack' listen for the boom.

a reply to: zosimov

Clearly, people are a bit on edge. Why the obfuscation? Unless a population on edge is exactly what they are looking for..?

Ta daa... One actual terror attack is good for a litany of terror conditioning. Like you suggest why would they unnecessarily alarm people? Thats the 'war (of) terrors' primary objective at home.

It would be one heck of a coincidence if this guy who is on a terrorist watch list, and driving around with gas canisters near major attractions is just doing his legit job..

Could be more 'obfuscation' in the main stream. If he was doing something as horrific as it 'sounds', they wouldn't let him go, obviously.

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: zosimov

Could be more 'obfuscation' in the main stream. If he was doing something as horrific as it 'sounds', they wouldn't let him go, obviously.

I know it sounds obvious, but again, when it comes to these people (authorities, not the terrorists), I'm a bit of a sceptic. Remember that the disgusting POS that blew himself up in Brussels had been released early from incarceration. His crime? Shooting at police officers. And yet another attacker had been arrested in Turkey for terrorist related activity and, yes, released back into public.



Edit: I do agree though that one actual attack, along with continued "foiled" attacks would probably suffice for some time.

originally posted by: zosimov

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: zosimov

Could be more 'obfuscation' in the main stream. If he was doing something as horrific as it 'sounds', they wouldn't let him go, obviously.

I know it sounds obvious, but again, when it comes to these people, I'm a bit of a sceptic. Remember that the disgusting POS that blew himself up in Brussels had been released early from incarceration. His crime? Shooting at police officers. And yet another attacker arrested in Turkey for terrorist related activity and, yes, released back into public.

Again you're presuming this guy was dong something illegal, like those other guys, right?

originally posted by: intrptr


Again you're presuming this guy was dong something illegal, like those other guys, right?

Bottom line: the powers that be do not have the public's best interest in mind.

originally posted by: zosimov

originally posted by: intrptr


Again you're presuming this guy was dong something illegal, like those other guys, right?

Bottom line: the powers that be do not have the public's best interest in mind.

I agree with that to some extent. They have to keep sheeple happy to keep fleecing them.

And the war on terror is cover for waging aggressive war on helpless nations to secure more control, resources and territory. They'll tell us anything we need to hear to keep believing the lies about that.

You can tell because the official story is on every news channel.