Would You Kill the Infidel on a Plane? Would You Stab Him on a Train?

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
September 2, 2015

So, apparent terrorism at a train station in Germany.

RT:

Darmstadt’s main railway station was briefly evacuated after a man began threatening passengers with a knife, local media report. Police are said to have opened fire in order to detain him.

Photos of ambulances at the scene have been posted on social media.

The suspect, who is reportedly in his 20-30s, is said to have been detained. His motive is unclear. The man had apparently been threatening railway officials and passengers with a knife, according to the Hessenschau TV channel.

The channel said a police officer shot the suspect in the leg, after which the man was taken to hospital.

Brief panic broke out during the incident.

The suspect’s motive remains unclear.

This follows the terrorist attack – thwarted by Americans – on a French train last week.

And get this – in response to that attack, authorities are now admitting it is totally impossible to stop terrorism, and we should all just get used to it as a part of life.

Sort of like getting robbed at gunpoint by Blacks in America. It’s just one of those things.

AFP:

The thwarted attack by a gunman on a high-speed train between Amsterdam and Paris has underlined the difficulty faced by intelligence services in tracking the unprecedented numbers of potential Islamic militants, experts say.

The Moroccan suspect in Friday’s incident, identified as 25-year-old Ayoub El Khazzani, was first flagged by Spanish authorities as a potential extremist and had reportedly travelled to Syria.

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In a timely interview published on the same day as the attack, Alain Grignard, a senior member of Belgium’s counter-terrorism police unit, said the terrorist threat has “never been higher in all the years I’ve been working”.

“It boils down to mathematics and it’s all linked to the Syria dynamic,” Grignard told CTC Sentinel, the in-house journal of the US military academy at West Point.

“There’s no way of knowing the exact numbers but I can tell you with certainty that at least 300 have travelled – that’s the number we have sufficient evidence to bring charges against. At least 100 have returned to Belgium, but we are under no illusions that there aren’t more we don’t know about. It’s impossible to do surveillance on everybody.”

So yeah, just get used to it, goyim. These people are going to keep killing you on the streets randomly, nothing we can do.

We have to have them in our countries because of some vague moral prerogative no one is exactly clear on.