And as long as the source of the problem, ie, the terrorist Daesh organization, both in Syria and in Iraq is not disarmed, there will be no end to such action.
The police measures would not be sufficient, because they would need to cover large regions without having prior evidence re: the location of the attacks.
Additionally, he who initiates the barbaric act, could actually be anybody at all, who has been fanaticized through brainwashing.
That's the aim of the terrorist organization in fact, which enables it to obtain fire cores throughout the entire world, at any time and instance, ready to blow thenselves up, in order to destabilize regimes which they consider hostile towards their proliferation.
Talking exclusively re: the refugee issue, which finally is an immigration matter as well, totally ignoring the terrorist issue, we've reached the point of dealing with meaningless referendums, whereas the problem is the specific battle against a terrorist organization which is no longer associated with its original religious field, because it's so extreme that it considers everything in a strict manner.
This prohibition of that interpretation makes the ecclesiastical body not only incompetent, but also dangerous.
It's for this reason, that the phenomenon should not be considered new, but one with merely a new appearance.
Because it's past exists, and is already extremely dark.
N. Lygeros
Translated from the Greek by Athena Kehagias
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Several victims of the July 14 truck attack have said they plan to sue the French state and the municipality of Nice amid criticism of the authorities’ failure to prevent the latest deadly attack on French soil...
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It was the third time in 18 months that an attack linked to jihadist extremism had caused carnage on the streets of France, though investigators are still probing Bouhlel’s actual links to radical Islamism.
While previous attacks were followed by a display of unity from France’s political forces, the bloodshed on the French Riviera has prompted heated wrangling over claims officials failed to provide adequate security on Nice’s famed Promenade des Anglais, where revellers had gathered to watch the traditional firework display on July 14....france24.com