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#255085
Munich 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago  
Latest car madness a few yards from my hotel there - I've driven past that exact spot dozens of times in my favourite city in Germany (and one of my favourites in the world).
 
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#255086
Downing Street Cat

Re:Munich 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago  
JK2006 wrote:
Latest car madness a few yards from my hotel there - I've driven past that exact spot dozens of times in my favourite city in Germany (and one of my favourites in the world). Appears to be the new weapon of choice doesn't it? The car. And bollards didn't appear to stop them.
 
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#255089
hedda

Re:Munich 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago  
by the time Trump has created 100,000s of terrorists (cheered on in his madness)
get used to it over the next decade

# that's if you survive getting there...5 planes crashes now in the US since he instantly eliminated the flights DEI staff because some might be black or brown
 
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#255091
Rich

Re:Munich 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago  
24 years old, born in the 21st century. What is going on when someone so young and born into the new millennium world is (presumably) given sanctuary in a thriving western democracy compared to their own poor country and yet feels such anger, bitterness and rage that they want to kill as many innocent people in a few moments as they can. If it's the values of that country they take offence at then the solution is easy, you leave.
 
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#255093
Jo

Re:Munich 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago  
Given the immminent elections in Germany, I wonder if the perpetrator did it off his own bat or was put up to it by elements who want to boost the AfD (Russia? far rightists?). Or is he an Islamist and the timing is a coincidence? Perhaps the only positive thing about this incident is that he's still alive, so it may be possible to identify anyone who influenced him if it wasn't all his own idea. An asylum seeker with a car suggests that he's either well off enough to buy it himself (are asylum seekers usually that well off?) or someone gave it to him or he stole it. Reports say he was known to the police for theft and drug offences.
 
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#255097
Green Man

Re:Munich 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago  
Downing Street Cat wrote:
JK2006 wrote:
Latest car madness a few yards from my hotel there - I've driven past that exact spot dozens of times in my favourite city in Germany (and one of my favourites in the world). Appears to be the new weapon of choice doesn't it? The car. And bollards didn't appear to stop them.


There is lot of it happening in China also.

If you look at Charlie Veitch on Youtube he always comments on "peace barriers".
 
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#255098
Green Man

Re:Munich 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago  
Good questions Jo, a lot of asylum seekers do get driving lessons, driving is not hard anyway in the first place. I just find it boring.

Some reports say a truck, I drive a pickup truck they a lot cheaper to buy than cars especially on the used market, from only several hundred pounds.

The truck I had before was a Proton pickup, it did me for a few years before the repairs were no longer worth it, I still made a little profit when I sold it on though. Then bought another in Surrey for just over a grand, with a fresh MOT also.

Then again a lot of asylumm seekers do know the underworld, we must not expect they all innocents fleeing horrors of war.

Another theory it could be a car jacking. It's very hard to break in to modern cars and hotwire them.
 
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#255118
Green Man

Re:Munich 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago  
Oh. Another "Nothing to see"?

 
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#255130
Al Gershwin

Re:Munich 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago  
Green Man wrote:
It's very hard to break in to modern cars and hotwire them.


Hotwiring is old hat - but new car technologies have significantly increased the opportunities for car theft.


www.confused.com/car-insurance/guides/ei...pes-of-vehicle-theft


Electronic devices and cloning have provided a variety of new options for thieves - who are ahead of major manufacturers.
 
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#255132
Green Man

Re:Munich 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago  
If you're a refugee or a an asylum seeker you are innocent no matter what according to the attitudes of the MSM.

You are not supposed to know about tech.
 
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#255135
Al Gershwin

Re:Munich 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago  
With high end cars, even the keys are superfluous for thieves....


www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1995518/organi...#amp-readmore-target
 
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