Shootings and explosions in Paris

[Legbiter]

One of the attackers used a Syrian passport to claim asylum in Greece in early October.

According to the Greek Public Order Minister Dimitris Toskas, the attacker found at the Stade de France who was found with a Syrian passport passed through the Greek island of Leros.

This happened in early October, under EU rules which mean migrants passing through must identify themselves.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/france/11995541/Paris-terror-attacks-isil-suspects-arrests-victims-live.html#update-20151114-1626

[Josquius]

Oh my god! One of them was a Syrian asylum seeker! Well that settles it, we better shoot all Syrians on sight just to be sure.

[Josquius]

Oh my god! One of them was a Syrian asylum seeker! Well that settles it, we better shoot all Syrians on sight just to be sure.

[Duque de Bragança]

Cops are now allowed to keep their  police-issued guns at all times, i.e out of duty.

More from the Figaro.fr live feed:

http://www.lefigaro.fr/actualites/2015/11/13/01001-20151113LIVWWW00406-fusillade-paris-explosions-stade-de-france.php#185435

Deux migrants, enregistrés en Grèce, sont recherchés par la police dans le cadre des attentats de Paris, selon la police grecque.

Two migrants, registered in Greece, are sought by the police as part of the investigation on the Paris attacks,  according to Greek police.

Source is a bit vague though.

[Razgovory]

Cool!  Two Americas showed up!

[Martinus]

Landmarks all over Europe being illuminated tonight with blue, white and red.

[garbon]

Good to see Charlie Hebdo staff keeping it classy. One of the cartoonists penned a quick bit for social media to point out that while people are sending their prayers, Paris doesn't need anymore religion in it.

[Martinus]

Good to see Charlie Hebdo staff keeping it classy. One of the cartoonists penned a quick bit for social media to point out that while people are sending their prayers, Paris doesn't need anymore religion in it.

I hope you are not being sarcastic. That's an awesome response.

[garbon]

I think it is a dreadful response and the kind that I would expect from that puerile publication.

[Liep]

Seems a pretty common sentiment on Facebook/Twitter.

This is going around:
"Please don't pray for Paris. Think for Paris. Love for Paris. Laugh for Paris. Have sex for Paris. We've had enough religion for one night"

[Grey Fox]

I think it is a dreadful response and the kind that I would expect from that puerile publication.

It is a wonderfully anti-clerical stance, their resolve knows no bound.

[Maladict]

This is what he said:

Friends from the whole world,
Thank you for #PrayForParis,
But we don't need more
Religion! Our faith goes
To Music! Kisses! Life!
Champagne and joy!
#ParisIsAboutLife

Doesn't look that dreadful to me 

[Liep]

I think it's an American vs. European thing here, we're much less used to religion actively used and people offering prayers are not common here.

[Legbiter]

The empty moral preening on social media after every Islamoid atrocity deeply disgusts me.

[Martinus]

I think it is a dreadful response and the kind that I would expect from that puerile publication.

Go fuck yourself. We don't need your shitty religion. Keep it to yourself.