WikiPlay wrote:I'm from Belgium. I do ask myself how 3 bombs around their body isn't even detected by airport security???
The glass from the airport was bullet free glass, just to give you a idea.
This is a very good promo for IS, to recruit the syrian refugees that try to reach the UK and remain outlawed by Belgium. A good target for criminals...
Europe did fail anyway: with the Empire of Brussels. They even outlawed fertilizers like calcium nitrate "as terrorists are hobby chemists" - according to Europe. Listed: Nitric acid is outlawed, hydrogen peroxide is outlawed,... -> result ??? No hard evidence given by the EU. All these restrictions are bad for the economy as nothing seems legal anymore for the natives.
The result of this european law : multitone scale of so called "hobby chemistry bombs". According to Europe, with Brussels as unilateral Empire.
Europe DID failed.
- airport security check ???
- They banned fertilizers by law (EU) based on "no sources available" = FAIL
- What to do with the illegal Syrian refugees in Belgium. How to solve that problem if the police does nothing ?
This is international and organized crime, politics can do nothing, police and even the army was everywhere - also before this explosion.
First of all, there never has been an empire of Brussels. Brussels is merely the capital of the EU, period. It is not an institution for 'Belgians' to rule the EU.
Secondedly. As you could tell yourself, nothing ever is 100% successful in doing something. Not even airport security. You could try to refine it, but that comes at the cost of privacy. Even if I, personally, were to be bombed, would refuse an infringement upon my privacy. Security is fine, as long as it doesn't infringe privacy.
They also actually have an airport security check in Brussels. If you travel a lot internationally, then you do know that.
Fertilisers banned? That is not the case. If ''no sources are available'', with that, they mean that they can't directly trace it and thus it could be unreliable.
If somebody were to make a fertilise himself and just export it, that is forbidden, because you don't have a license to it. And likewise, is what they maybe say.
In short, you're taking things out of context, and denuancing them.
Fourth... about the refugees. I've asked this question myself sometimes and now, but have you done so too? ; what if, your country overnight were to be in a war with for example Germany and France, and the entire city you've lived your whole life in, is in ruins? What if your friends maybe are dead? What if you deem your privacy important, but your security and that of your own family as well? You only want to flee to a safe heaven. After a few years of ongoing war, you decide you can't return to Syria, because it's still dangerous there. Thus, you have to find yourself a good place to live in, to earn as much money as possible, so you can use that one day to rebuild your old, cosy family home in Syria.
Besides, most of these Syrian refugees are either Christian Arabs, highly educated Syrians (those earn more money and thus can make the travel; the poorer remain at home in a devastated home), and/or government workers.
And then you come in Belgium, and the first thing you notice is that everybody outside the immigrant centre, is unfriendly towards you. ''What have I done wrong?''.
You of course are sad at that. And angry at the terrorists that bomb Brussels. Because due to that, people will look even more negatively towards you, for nothing. And because you know you will get it hard. Because you are angry at these terrorists. But can't do anything against them. It's upon the people that rule the country you reside in, to decide whether you stay or go...
Herargon
