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Puedes estar tranquilo, los amigos imaginarios son inmunes a los atentados.
Ataques en paris
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Merkel: La respuesta ante los atentados debe ser la "caridad y la tolerancia"
Merkel: response to terror must be charity and tolerance
German Economic News | Published: 14:11:15 13:19 Clock
Angela Merkel said in her first speech to the Paris attacks, the answer of the West to terror must be that "we live our values confidently". One of the values is "the right of everyone to seek his fortune and live" - apparently as a throwback to the refugees.
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Uno de los valores europeos, es el derecho de cualquiera "a buscar su fortuna y vivir entre nosotros", ha declarado la canciller germana.
https://translate.google.de/transla...enliebe-und-toleranz-sein/&edit-text=&act=url
Merkel: response to terror must be charity and tolerance
German Economic News | Published: 14:11:15 13:19 Clock
Angela Merkel said in her first speech to the Paris attacks, the answer of the West to terror must be that "we live our values confidently". One of the values is "the right of everyone to seek his fortune and live" - apparently as a throwback to the refugees.
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Uno de los valores europeos, es el derecho de cualquiera "a buscar su fortuna y vivir entre nosotros", ha declarado la canciller germana.
https://translate.google.de/transla...enliebe-und-toleranz-sein/&edit-text=&act=url
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mientras los politicos sigan diciendo que el enemigo es ISIS y no el ISLAM, todos los tiros seran tiros errados. ya que todos los islamistas son unos potenciales terroristas, exceptos algunos pocos
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Horas antes del atentado ,pilinguin ordenaba que no aterrizase en suelo ruso ningún avión procedente de Egipto ,que coincidencia !!
Hala !! ... en dos días todos para Siria para :
A) Restarurar y mantener la seguridad en la zona del Atlántico Norte, ... y de paso ...
B) Echarle una manita a Al Assad con esto del terrorismo islámico y que parece que tiene tan mal resuelto, y que amenaza con extenderse ...
PD: Y para el caso de que no sea lo que parece, vuelvo a recordarles lo que dijo el amigo pilinguin, que es hombre de pocas palabras pero que normalmente no habla por hablar: cuidadín con lo de quien utiliza a quien, que tan simples no pueden ser.
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Hala, bien haya Jovenlandeses muertos en la playa, como atentados terroristas, la solución es traer más jovenlandeses a paladas.
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¿Va mal el negocio? Manda a la Caballería
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Unos visionarios los tíos.
Saludos.
El Papa califica los ataques terroristas como parte de una "Tercera Guerra Mundial gradual"
Vatican City, Nov 14, 2015 / 04:52 am (CNA/EWTN News).- The acts of terrorism which took place in Paris Friday night are the latest part in what Pope Francis has called a “piecemeal World War III,” describing the attacks as “inhuman.”
“There is no justification for these things,” the pontiff said in a phone interview Saturday with TV 2000, the official broadcasting station for the Italian Bishops Conference.
Speaking in response to the Nov. 13, which are the deadliest acts of violence the city has seen since the World War II, the Pope said he is “moved and pained” by what happened, and expressed his closeness to those affected by the tragedy.
“I am close to the people of France, to the families of the victims, and I am praying for all of them,” he said.
“These things are hard to understand,” he said, adding that he “loves France very much.”
At least 128 people are confirmed dead and more than 180 wounded in terrorist attacks which targeted bars, restaurants, a concert hall, and a football stadium in the heart of Paris on Nov. 13. Around 80 people are listed in critical condition, according to the BBC.
The deadliest attack came when militants overtook the Bataclan concert hall, in which at least 82 people were killed, after the terrorists had seized dozens of hostages.
Eyewitnesses reported hearing the terrorists cry out “Allahu Akbar!” – Arabic for “God is Great!” The terrorists carried out the siege with suicide bombs and semi-automatic weapons. Police have said all eight attackers are dead.
In the wake of the attacks, Paris archbishop Cardinal André Vingt-Trois in a Nov. 14 statement appealed for the grace to be “artisans of peace.” He stressed that “we must never despair of peace if we are to build justice.
“Faced with the violence of men,” he said, “we can receive the grace of a steadfast heart without hate.” The French prelate called for people to not give in to panic or hatred.
“This morning I pray and I invite the Catholics of Paris to pray for those who were killed yesterday and for their families,” Cardinal André Vingt-Trois continued. He also called for prayers for the injured, those working to help those affected by the crisis, and the nation's leaders in order that they “remain together in unity and peace of heart.”
"We ask for the grace to be artisans of peace. We must never despair of peace, if you justice," he said.
The BBC reports that French president Francois Hollande has called the attacks “an act of war” by ISIS.
The French president declared a nationwide state of emergency soon after the rampage began and closed the country's borders. Parisians were urged to stay in doors.
This is the second and deadlier of two sieges against Paris by Islamic terrorists in 2015. 12 people were killed on Jan. 7 when Islamic terrorists stormed the headquarters of satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo.
Updated: Nov. 14, 2015 at 3:30pm
Vatican Secretary of State, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, sent a telegram to Cardinal Vingt-Trois on behalf of Pope Francis, assuring the archbishop of Paris of his prayers for those affected by “horrific terrorist attacks.”
“The Holy Father vigorously condemns violence, which cannot solve anything,” the telegram reads, according to Vatican Radio's translation of the message which was originally written in French.
“He asks God to inspire thoughts of peace and solidarity in all and to impart on families in this trial and on all of the French people, the abundance of His Blessings.”
The telegram by saying the Pope prays that God might “welcome the victims into the peace of His light and bring comfort and hope to the injured and their families,” and assured his “spiritual closeness” to the French people.
UPDATED: Pope calls Paris terrorist attacks part of 'piecemeal WWIII' :: Catholic News Agency (CNA)
Vatican City, Nov 14, 2015 / 04:52 am (CNA/EWTN News).- The acts of terrorism which took place in Paris Friday night are the latest part in what Pope Francis has called a “piecemeal World War III,” describing the attacks as “inhuman.”
“There is no justification for these things,” the pontiff said in a phone interview Saturday with TV 2000, the official broadcasting station for the Italian Bishops Conference.
Speaking in response to the Nov. 13, which are the deadliest acts of violence the city has seen since the World War II, the Pope said he is “moved and pained” by what happened, and expressed his closeness to those affected by the tragedy.
“I am close to the people of France, to the families of the victims, and I am praying for all of them,” he said.
“These things are hard to understand,” he said, adding that he “loves France very much.”
At least 128 people are confirmed dead and more than 180 wounded in terrorist attacks which targeted bars, restaurants, a concert hall, and a football stadium in the heart of Paris on Nov. 13. Around 80 people are listed in critical condition, according to the BBC.
The deadliest attack came when militants overtook the Bataclan concert hall, in which at least 82 people were killed, after the terrorists had seized dozens of hostages.
Eyewitnesses reported hearing the terrorists cry out “Allahu Akbar!” – Arabic for “God is Great!” The terrorists carried out the siege with suicide bombs and semi-automatic weapons. Police have said all eight attackers are dead.
In the wake of the attacks, Paris archbishop Cardinal André Vingt-Trois in a Nov. 14 statement appealed for the grace to be “artisans of peace.” He stressed that “we must never despair of peace if we are to build justice.
“Faced with the violence of men,” he said, “we can receive the grace of a steadfast heart without hate.” The French prelate called for people to not give in to panic or hatred.
“This morning I pray and I invite the Catholics of Paris to pray for those who were killed yesterday and for their families,” Cardinal André Vingt-Trois continued. He also called for prayers for the injured, those working to help those affected by the crisis, and the nation's leaders in order that they “remain together in unity and peace of heart.”
"We ask for the grace to be artisans of peace. We must never despair of peace, if you justice," he said.
The BBC reports that French president Francois Hollande has called the attacks “an act of war” by ISIS.
The French president declared a nationwide state of emergency soon after the rampage began and closed the country's borders. Parisians were urged to stay in doors.
This is the second and deadlier of two sieges against Paris by Islamic terrorists in 2015. 12 people were killed on Jan. 7 when Islamic terrorists stormed the headquarters of satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo.
Updated: Nov. 14, 2015 at 3:30pm
Vatican Secretary of State, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, sent a telegram to Cardinal Vingt-Trois on behalf of Pope Francis, assuring the archbishop of Paris of his prayers for those affected by “horrific terrorist attacks.”
“The Holy Father vigorously condemns violence, which cannot solve anything,” the telegram reads, according to Vatican Radio's translation of the message which was originally written in French.
“He asks God to inspire thoughts of peace and solidarity in all and to impart on families in this trial and on all of the French people, the abundance of His Blessings.”
The telegram by saying the Pope prays that God might “welcome the victims into the peace of His light and bring comfort and hope to the injured and their families,” and assured his “spiritual closeness” to the French people.
UPDATED: Pope calls Paris terrorist attacks part of 'piecemeal WWIII' :: Catholic News Agency (CNA)
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