The road to civil war in Europe has started, French authorities are confirming 80 dead and more than 100 injured after Islamic terrorist attack in Nice, Islamic terrorists use truck as a weapon; Europe is on the brink of disaster

Dear All

Terrorism has rocked the European mainland again; more than 70 people are believed to have been killed in an attack in the south of France as people celebrated Bastille Day.

You may remember that I have constantly highlighted that Europe is on the road to civil war.

http://glasgowunihumanrights.blogspot.co.uk/2015/11/civil-war-islamic-state-carry-out.html

So, what are European leaders doing about this?

Pretty much nothing, we have seen Paris, we have seen Cologne and now we have seen Nice, we have also seen a political class which is on the verge of being swept away as more people abandon traditional parties in favour of the right and far right.

In the past, I have highlighted the need for extraordinary measures, to recap on them.

1/ EU Border Force

2/ EU internal immigration policy for EU citizens

3/ intervention and mobilisation of the military in member states

4/ New EU wide ID card scheme

5/ No non EU economic migrant processed from this crisis and allowed to remain within an EU country which has accept them can travel to any other EU member state. Everyone should be completely documented, if a breach occurred; the person or group will be returned to the EU country they were settled and registered in.

Clearly, there is a serious problem, this problem affects everyone in Europe, as I said previously; the damage done by Angela Merkel is the biggest threat to Europe since the Second World War!

Merkel imported terrorism directly in the heart of Europe.

Terrorists have found a new weapon in their arsenal, the use of trucks as killing weapons; it may be a surprise to some people but not to me.

Footage of the massacre in Nice shows bodies are laid out all along a promenade in Nice, in which it can be clearly seen that some people are lying in pools of blood.

Gunmen in the truck then opened fire after hitting the crowd, a fire fight then erupted with the French Police.

A police source has reportedly said that identity papers belong to a 31-year-old French Tunisian man, a resident of Nice, were found inside the truck.

French president François Hollande confirmed 77 people were killed; including several children in what he said was clearly a "terrorist" act. 

He added:

"France is badly hit by this tragedy. We are horrified. But France is strong, and France will always be stronger I assure you. It is all of France which is under the threat of Islamic terrorism. So in these circumstances we must show absolute vigilance and a determination without end."

Nice Mayor Christian Estrosi said:

"This is the worst catastrophe our region has seen in modern history. We now have to mobilise all of our services, all the psychologists, volunteers who are trained to help fellow human beings. We will work with the imams, priests and rabbis who will also join us to help the victims and families who are suffering and will probably never heal their wounds. I want to thank people who welcomed passersby and those people who show us tonight that hopefully, solidarity still exists in a world that is too egoistical and individualistic."

The reality is that things cannot go back to normal, war has come to the streets of Europe, and the Promenade des Anglais where so many French dead are lying including children is now a battlefield.

So far, it looks like our current politicians have no stomach for doing what needs to be done to safeguard national security, if this isn’t addressed then don’t be surprised if the far right starts to get seats and power in elected institutions right across the continent.

You might want to watch this video again by the Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Obron.

http://glasgowunihumanrights.blogspot.co.uk/2016/03/the-road-to-civil-war-hungarian-prime.html

Its another marker on the road to civil war in Europe, latest reports say 10 children among the dead of Nice.

Yours sincerely

George Laird

The Campaign for Human Rights at Glasgow University