Another attack in Paris this morning-1 police & 1 city worker shot

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-30721677

' A gunman has killed a policewoman in Paris, a day after suspected Islamists killed 12 people at the office of a satirical magazine.

A second person was seriously injured in the attack in the southern suburb of Montrouge, after which the gunman fled.'

This is not going to end well.

So incredibly sad - potentially an attack made by another "lone wolf"?

How many 'lone wolfs' do there need to be before we accept commonality?

If it is the case that this is another Islamic terrorist attack (not saying it is but odd are) then we need to have a very serious review on the ideology's place in the west.

How many 'lone wolfs' do there need to be before we accept commonality?

If it is the case that this is another Islamic terrorist attack (not saying it is but odds are) then we need to have a very serious review on the ideology's place in the west.

Now I believe this should have been for Muslim to do as it is their faith that excuses this barbarity and I hoped that they would resolve the issue themselves but I do believe it is now time for the wider community to step in and start looking as to why these attacks happen and the ideology used to excuse them and the people too and ask ourselves what we need to do so we can feel safe and secure with having muslims in our midst

Any news as to whether this is linked to Charlie Hebdo?

Horrendous state of affairs. Any news yet as to whether it was linked?

News has not yet confirmed but the shooter was a north African with an automatic weapon and wearing a bullet proof vest so we can assume it was a muslim yet again

I think "lone wolf" is the new warfare... although it's not really all that "new" it seems that the strategy of the moment. So yes, it has taken centre stage in terms of "tactics".

These attacks are carried out by radicalists in the name of Islam. A stand needs to be made but the extreme difficulty is trying to help a radicalist or group of radicalists change their black and white thinking about the ways of the modern world.

Even if a community of muslims were to question the action they have taken (which they have). I can't see how they will ever see eye to eye because the majority of people who are muslims would never endorse the barbarity of what has happened.

The fact that the police officer yesterday was a muslim and executed says something. At no point did the radicalists stop, take a look at him and ponder for a few seconds and think "hang on a minute, this guy could be one of us". Of course, they didn't they don't care, because they don't share the same understanding and they probably thought they were doing him some kind of favour.

"Everyday" people will never share the same values as radicalists and religion will never unite them.

There is now a thread by a Muslim saying they deserved what they got. Shall we both watch it to see how many moderates challenge this and tell them they are wrong.

I'm a pessimist and I'll say there won't be or any challenge will be 'It's wrong.........but'

And you yourself answer your question. There won't be or any challenge will be 'It's wrong.........but'
Yourself ask and yourself answer.

I know but I'm always happy to be proven wrong

One of my professors (one-eyed oldman, veteran of WWII) tought me...
Everything had started from de Gaulle...
General amnesty for all people sentenced to death and awaiting execution took place in 1959 when, after de Gaulle's inauguratio.
De Gaulle need additional votes for the elections. In such a way large families of the terrorists and their supporters voted for him.
Now the same political deal continues and continues in France.
If the terrorists didn't have supporters among some groups of France population, the state would react in the other ways - just years ago, and everything now would be another and in France and in Europe.

It does seem the 'contract' France had with it's Islamist population has now been broken just as it was in the UK in 2005

It will be interesting to see how france now deals with this and I do hope they are a little more robust than we have been since 2005

we can assume it was a muslim yet again