The only people that seemingly do not face such issues are those with strong traditions, gender norms, societal norms; the poor and the religious, usually a combination of all. Without overwhelming effort and extreme risk, expect nothing. You can not expect others do take the risks for you, nor should you wish for others to labour for you, if you are unwilling. Were your beliefs influenced by any other attackers? So these young men and women see this suicidal nihilism and isolate themselves from this mainstream, “ multicultural ”, egalitarian, individualistic insanity and look for allies anywhere they can find them, in the flesh or online. But they will not occupy our soil. They are not so much born as made to be what is needed of them by the greater group thought occurring around them. Somehow this isolation then radicalization is seen as a surprise, yet for anyone who was paying attention, it was a long time coming. Driving toward the next french town on my itinerary, knowing that inevitably the invaders would also been there, I found my emotions swinging between fuming rage and suffocating despair at the indignity of the invasion of France, the pessimism of the french people, the loss of culture and identity and the farce of the political solutions offered. Lobby those in power to show your support, protest outside embassies of those nations that do not support the nation, and if need be attack them. Just do not allow your scepticism to turn to paranoia and keep you from supporting those that want the best for you.

But only one has the ability and only one has shown to be effective at doing so. You're fucking dead, kiddo. What are your wishes? But, if those same people seek to come to my peoples lands, replace my people, subjugate my people, make war upon on my people,, hen I shall be forced to fight them, and hold nothing in reserve. That is complicated. Because they are the same issue, the environment is being destroyed by over population, we Europeans are one of the groups that are not over populating the world.

>Somehow this isolation then radicalization is seen as a surprise, yet for anyone who was paying attention, it was a long time coming.