Bomb attacks in Brussels Airport and metro station

[Andrian]

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And Trump, of course, capitalizes on it, with the not-so-subtle reference to his plan to ban Muslims from the US if he is president. That's "smart". What an idiot.

A message that could resonate with many people i'm afraid.

 

[Mrs.Tigersoap]

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Well, it's difficult for us to emotionally disengage from the whole thing, as we are smack in the middle of it. I mean it literally: we are actually physically located right between the two places of impact. We cannot really go anywhere as most of the roads and tunnels in our area are closed. Maelbeek is a metro station I go through regularly, too. I received calls and texts from friends and family all day long to ask if we were ok. My kid was in lockdown all day long at school, wondering what was going on. We try not to fall for it, we know what's behind it. But still, it feels pretty real, unfortunately. :(

BTW, they were priming the population a little over a week ago. They (I think it was Jambon) were saying that an attack 'either in France or Belgium' was probably imminent. From the horse's mouth, I guess.

 

[Gawan]

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Well, it's difficult for us to emotionally disengage from the whole thing, as we are smack in the middle of it. I mean it literally: we are actually physically located right between the two places of impact. We cannot really go anywhere as most of the roads and tunnels in our area are closed. Maelbeek is a metro station I go through regularly, too. I received calls and texts from friends and family all day long to ask if we were ok. My kid was in lockdown all day long at school, wondering what was going on. We try not to fall for it, we know what's behind it. But still, it feels pretty real, unfortunately. :(

BTW, they were priming the population a little over a week ago. They (I think it was Jambon) were saying that an attack 'either in France or Belgium' was probably imminent. From the horse's mouth, I guess.

Glad to hear that you guys are all save . And keep us updated how things go.

I think over the last months already they did prime especially Belgium imo with all the raids and so on.

 

[Joe]

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Well, it's difficult for us to emotionally disengage from the whole thing, as we are smack in the middle of it. I mean it literally: we are actually physically located right between the two places of impact. We cannot really go anywhere as most of the roads and tunnels in our area are closed. Maelbeek is a metro station I go through regularly, too. I received calls and texts from friends and family all day long to ask if we were ok. My kid was in lockdown all day long at school, wondering what was going on. We try not to fall for it, we know what's behind it. But still, it feels pretty real, unfortunately. :(

BTW, they were priming the population a little over a week ago. They (I think it was Jambon) were saying that an attack 'either in France or Belgium' was probably imminent. From the horse's mouth, I guess.

Glad to hear you guys are ok!! It probably feels pretty close and personal to you, so take care of yourselves, maybe some EE or whatever helps you relax and take your mind off this madness for a while

 

[NormaRegula]

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Very well said Joe, at this point you just sigh and move on. SOTT and the Cas site have taught me to look deeper into these types of things.
I found myself explaining to a friend's presumptions a couple of days ago. Took lots of questions to try to get him to think of the situation/event from a different prospective. I feel for people who struggle to realise most "leaders" of this "time" do not have the best interests of their people at heart. Oh well that's why we chose this "time".......

Becoming a bit numb to these things even though one has a better idea as to why they really occur is heart-wrenching. I felt the same as Joe and sighed. It wasn't until about an hour later I became angry at the psychopathic creatures who design and implement these events and then experienced yet another shake-my-head sadness at those manipulated persons who believe the cover story of who is responsible.

Most of us here did chose this time. I'm grateful that while these horrible things occur and are ongoing, at least I understand why and won't be swept into the fear, hatred and confusion vortex that the gullible find themselves in.

Yes, we are lucky that we can understand and fear is absent, not sadness although. Not sadness for the ignorant but for the victims.

I do feel sadness for some of the ignorant. I was once one of them until I decided to search elsewhere for answers. As for the psychopaths and their political, military and media minions and violent followers…they get no sympathy.

Well, it's difficult for us to emotionally disengage from the whole thing, as we are smack in the middle of it. I mean it literally: we are actually physically located right between the two places of impact. We cannot really go anywhere as most of the roads and tunnels in our area are closed. Maelbeek is a metro station I go through regularly, too. I received calls and texts from friends and family all day long to ask if we were ok. My kid was in lockdown all day long at school, wondering what was going on. We try not to fall for it, we know what's behind it. But still, it feels pretty real, unfortunately. :(

BTW, they were priming the population a little over a week ago. They (I think it was Jambon) were saying that an attack 'either in France or Belgium' was probably imminent. From the horse's mouth, I guess.

Glad to hear that you guys are all save . And keep us updated how things go.

I think over the last months already they did prime especially Belgium imo with all the raids and so on.

I'm sure I wouldn't feel numb for a moment were it in my backyard! Apologies if I sounded a bit cool. These events are horrific with the same scenario repeating itself to condition the masses to fear and obey.

The C's words "It's not where you are, it's who you are and what you see" come to mind. Take care of yourself and family, Tigersoap. And keep us updated as Gawan mentioned.

 

[angelburst29]

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Just thinking out loud, there's been bombs and explosions in Paris, then Ankara and now Brussels - all Capital cities.

Who's next in line - London or Washington?

 

[Alana]

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I think that true leadership entails to tell the public when they are right and when they are wrong. As long as the 9/11 lie and everything that comes with it still stands strong the path of total genocide remains only a matter of time. I hope Putin realizes this. Time is running out.

I can understand where you are coming from. I too wish that Putin could just come out and reveal to the entire world all the truths he knows. But then I think about all the propaganda war waged against him and Russia all this time, that even if he came out and revealed everything, only those governments/countries/people who already have an idea of what's going on, will believe him. The majority of the world (governments/countries/people) would go on the attack. "How dare he say these horrible things things, he must have an evil agenda, oh look! that's how Russia/Putin is implicated in the creation of these attacks!" etc etc...

Just look at SOTT for so many years. The editors never failed to reveal the truths, with facts and statistics and everything, yet what did they get in return? Attacks and attempts at defamation, and like Joe says, still people believe what they want to believe, even if the truth is in front of their eyes. I mean, seriously! It has gotten to the point that there's no need for anyone to point out the truth, it's just there, huge like an elephant in their living-rooms and grotesque (unlike any elephant), yet the brainwashing through fear mongering has been so powerful, that they have eyewitnesses describing blonde blue-eyed mercenaries shooting like pros in the Parisian streets but if the news channel says they were Muslims and shouting about Allah, most people believe them!

I am not ranting at you bjorn, btw. I am just ranting. I feel so sick and tired of it all. So many people lost their lives just trying to catch a plane or getting on the subway so as to create the conditions for the rest of us to lose any morsel of rights or freedom we had left.

Well, it's difficult for us to emotionally disengage from the whole thing, as we are smack in the middle of it. I mean it literally: we are actually physically located right between the two places of impact. We cannot really go anywhere as most of the roads and tunnels in our area are closed. Maelbeek is a metro station I go through regularly, too. I received calls and texts from friends and family all day long to ask if we were ok. My kid was in lockdown all day long at school, wondering what was going on. We try not to fall for it, we know what's behind it. But still, it feels pretty real, unfortunately. :(

Of course, it is real, Mrs T.
And it doesn't matter if we know who is behind it, the message is that it can happen anywhere at anytime and to anyone, and the message is being delivered as promised.
But I am glad to hear from you and Mr T and that you are all ok, I was thinking about you when I heard the news.

 

[Oxajil]

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I'm glad you are all safe and sound Mrs. Tigersoap, big big hugs

 

[Niall]

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Glad you tiggers are ok!

I know a few people who work in the Euro Quarter - they were locked in their office buildings most of the day.

 

[luke wilson]

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Just thinking out loud, there's been bombs and explosions in Paris, then Ankara and now Brussels - all Capital cities.

Who's next in line - London or Washington?

Berlin? Now that will get the hate against refugees/muslims going! Camps and whatnot would become real.

 

[Scottie]

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Well, it's difficult for us to emotionally disengage from the whole thing, as we are smack in the middle of it. I mean it literally: we are actually physically located right between the two places of impact. We cannot really go anywhere as most of the roads and tunnels in our area are closed. Maelbeek is a metro station I go through regularly, too. I received calls and texts from friends and family all day long to ask if we were ok. My kid was in lockdown all day long at school, wondering what was going on. We try not to fall for it, we know what's behind it. But still, it feels pretty real, unfortunately. :(

BTW, they were priming the population a little over a week ago. They (I think it was Jambon) were saying that an attack 'either in France or Belgium' was probably imminent. From the horse's mouth, I guess.

Yikes! Glad to hear you guys are okay!!!

 

[Keit]

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Just wanted to share something small.

At the moment I am in Estonia, and my "block neighbors" at the dorm are two native Estonians. Several minutes ago I asked them if they heard about Brussels bombing. They said that they did, and then the male roommate (who looks like one of "Odin soldiers") said that he hopes for refugees sake that they won't come to Estonia. Because they don't realize what will happen to them. He said, that usually Estonians don't give a dam about anything, but if refugees will come to their country and will start touching their wives, "they will simply die".

According to him, refugees plan on turning Estonia into a transit point, like Greece. As you can see, there is no one to talk to. So I just agreed, that refugees definitely shouldn't come to Estonia. ;)

 

[Niall]

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A sophisticated multi-site operation that somehow evaded all digital and physical security of a city that is effectively Europe's Washington, DC, and which has been under a state of high alert since the Paris attacks last November, including the apparently now permanent presence of military patrols on the streets... chose two targets that are right next to what should surely have been more enticing targets for jihadists bent on avenging their fellow martyrs' deaths.

Take a look at the attached map of Brussels.

Note that the airport is a couple of kms from NATO HQ. The jihadists apparently weren't interested...

Note that from within a 200m range of Maalbeek metro station, the jihadists had a choice of targeting the US embassy, the European Parliament, the European Council building, and any number of European Commission buildings. But the jihadists apparently weren't interested...

 

[Keit]

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But I am glad to hear from you and Mr T and that you are all ok, I was thinking about you when I heard the news.

Yes, and for a change it was great to receive a notification from Facebook that you were ok!

 

[Mrs.Tigersoap]

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Thank you for your well wishes, guys, you are so sweet!

I'm sure I wouldn't feel numb for a moment were it in my backyard! Apologies if I sounded a bit cool.

Don't worry about it, NormaRegula.

I know a few people who work in the Euro Quarter - they were locked in their office buildings most of the day.

Oh, that must have been so stressful!