https://twitter.com/SkyNewsBreak/sta...12481499357184

This is ****ing scary! (Well duh!) but this was exactly the plot in one of the episodes of the TV series Sleeper Cell: the terrorists were taking an ambulance and bringing it into a football stadium to explode it, only it had nerve gas cannisters in it. :yikes:

I've always feared that these scumbags and their ilk would attack a sports event. Think about it: thousands of people packed in together, no real way to escape in a hurry, everyone relaxed and off their guard, security generally lax (people smuggle in flares all the time) and if it's a national game, you're likely to have government ministers, media moguls, maybe even the head of state there. Not to mention that you probably have on-site TV coverage in place. So many juicy targets and all you have to do is get one guy in with a vest, or a grenade, or even a gun or knife, and the carnage that could ensue.

It's bloody terrifying.

some dude said some parts of Belgium are already controlled by Isis..?????? that's gangsta

anywho I bet America will let Isis bomb a few targets in AMerica just so they can have a excuse to go Ballz Deep IN Syria and Iraq

Russia better for see this and Hurry up there effort and Send in Russian ground troops in Syria and get this civil war over with or else they will lose there ally assad

any who WW3 YAY !!!

This is a very good summary, and that's what I've been worried about for a while now. It's not a new idea either, it was being talking about as far back as '02.

Security is really poor at live football, I've been to hundreds of matches and been searched maybe three times, those were evening European matches, just a quick pat down. Sneaked beer in loads of times. It's too impractical to search every single person entering the ground, would take hours.

Thomas Harris wrote about it back in 1975. Great book BTW.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Sunday_(novel)

and I'm thankful for the border between us. :D

I picked a great year to go to Europe.

chuiu yuk hyraxes bytesc ub fuking reach thuiiijyfdv?????!?

Yes, I have French relatives. But I don't think I would be any less concerned for those victims of the terrorist attacks in Paris if I didn't have any French relatives. People died and were seriously wounded in the attacks, that what bothers me.

Besides it's broader than just affecting the French. Paris is a tourist town. Where anyone from any country could had been a victim. And tn this instance there were twenty-five people from other countries who died in the attack.

http://i.imgur.com/pl5Jbm4.png?1

^Was there a point to bringing up my post that i've countlessly apologized for?