I love humanity.

This is a horrible thing yes, but it was such a tiny percentage of overall humanity doing something horrible, and a huge portion of humanity who are being sympathetic and kind and good about it.

I think it's vitally important to keep that in mind, that the vast majority of people really are straight up decent. Wherever you go in the world, any town, any culture, the majority of people are trying to do right and be generally good to each other. External pressures or traumas do disrupt that, and good people can act atrociously but in general, the real nastiness is always a small percentage of the overall population.

It's a very difficult discussion, but I guess I can add some more info here.

A few days ago, my friend added her selfie with Warsaw-Paris tickets. This Saturday she added info about hiding in a hotel.

I thought that's my first friend who was at a heart of horror. But then I read news. Turns out, Ankara in Turkey suffered too, months ago. Beirut also suffered. It pisses me off that those news aren't this important for most of newspapers, because it manipulates the image of ISIS. ISIS isn't focused on Europe, it's focused on building an extremist regime in Syria.

Do you remember which countries were playing at the stadium in Paris that day? Germany versus France. What a splendid way to scare Germans away. Especially when you pick evenings and leisure activities when people are the most relaxed.

So ISIS doesn't want to conquer Europe nor America, it's too far away for that. And terrorism isn't about religion, it's all about power, dominance and money.
When it comes to discussing terrorism, Noam Chomsky captures the problem perfectly. We don't call Russian politics terrorism but it is. We didn't talk about terrorism when we talked about Cuba or Vietnam. Saddam Hussein didn't have weapons of mass destruction, whoopsie. Sorry.

Warsaw buildings still have holes after kalashnikov shots and the old generation still remembers the bombings. Poland doesn't want to be a part of another war, especially a religious one. I don't like seeing American media so eager to attack, because States have spent a lot of years fighting wars on different continents, whereas Trump is more reluctant towards Mexicans than Slavic governments towards refugees.

It's not so nice to fight the war when it's on your back yard.

The ISIS is obviously the problem and Syria needs help, but I don't see how another war could be helpful. I think the smartest thing to do would be infiltrating it and destroying it from the inside, then using armies to stabilize the situation. I think it's very unlikely to happen and I think Russia and States won't be subtle enough to kill ISIS members and spare innocent people because they won't have time nor ways to distinguish them. Then, they will argue over the corpse of Syrian country like vultures and Russia will try to annex it.

Russia still dreams of being the empire and States still see themselves as The Good Guy. The Good Guy who knows best what other countries need, in spite of being unaware of sociopolitical network and, therefore, the complex consequences of its intervention. I don't think Cuba, Afganistan or Vietnam citizens would agree. I think States see Russia as their hound dog, but they cannot predict what Putin will do.

So right here I think I hope German intelligence will be the brains of the operation because Angela Merkel isn't megalomaniac. Germany seeks redemption instead of glory and right now it makes it the wisest of the powerful countries to lead. France is weak and scared but other countries like it, so it will be the blond cheerleader of the following conflict.

Poland, other Slavic countries and Hungary will try to stay away from the conflict, so we might end up dealing with refugees later, whereas other countries will be the military force. We will be like teens who reluctantly share their rooms with a poor, strange cousin.

Spain and Portugal will feel it's not their bussiness but they - and Greece - will be pressured by Germany to help, since Germany is their sugar daddy. They deal somehow with the financial crisis mainly thanks to German loans. So they will help to still have their pocket money.

I think Germany secretly believes in Muslims changing their Weltanschaung in Europe. They believe Muslims will be behaving well, since they are guests, and they will be reeducated and they will develop more European view on everything. I guess it might happen, because they will be strategically located in groups too small to form Muslim communities.

So, to sum up, I really hope the intelligence will deal with ISIS, but I'm afraid military forces will screw this up and it will end into a blood bath.