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EXCLUSIVE: France 'Suppressed News of Gruesome Torture' at Bataclan Massacre

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By Louise Mensch|10:50 am, July 15, 2016

HEAT STREET EXCLUSIVE '' A French government committee has heard testimony, suppressed by the French government at the time and not published online until this week, that the killers in the Bataclan appear to have tortured their victims on the second floor of the club.

The chief police witness in Parliament testified that on the night of the attacks, an investigating officer, tears streaming down his face, rushed out of the Bataclan and vomited in front of him just after seeing the disfigured bodies.

The 14-hour testimony about the November attacks took place March 21st.

According to this testimony, Wahhabist killers reportedly gouged out eyes, castrated victims, and shoved their testicles in their mouths. They may also have disemboweled some poor souls. Women were reportedly stabbed in the genitals '' and the torture was, victims told police, filmed for Daesh or Islamic State propaganda. For that reason, medics did not release the bodies of torture victims to the families, investigators said.

But prosecutors at the hearing claimed these reports of torture were ''a rumor'' on the grounds that sharp knives were not found at the scene. They also claimed that maybe shrapnel had caused the injuries.

Q. For the information of the Commission of Inquiry'....can you tell us how you learned that there had been acts of barbarism within the Bataclan: beheadings, evisceration, eyes gouged out '...?

Investigator: After the assault, we were with colleagues at the passage Saint-Pierre Amelot when I saw weeping from one of our colleagues who came outside to vomit. He told us what he had seen.

Q. Acts of torture happened on the second floor?

Further on the investigator described how this was kept from relatives:

A. Bodies have not been presented to families because there were beheaded people there, the murdered people, people who have been disemboweled . There are women who had their genitals stabbed.

Q. All this would have been videotaped for Daesh !

A. I believe so. Survivors have said so.

Elsewhere, the investigator says, women were sexually tortured, stabbed in the genitals, and their eyes were plucked out. People were decapitated.

The clerk of the inquiry (or ''rapporteur'') pressed the chief of committee for clarity on whether victims were decapitated or mutilated. The committee chief replied that the authorities had given out conflicting information that said victims were merely shot or blown up. He then heatadded this damning statement about one victim's father discovering the gruesome truth in the morgue:

Mr. President Georges Fenech Indeed, the Committee is troubled by this information which has appeared nowhere [in the media]. Thus, the father of one of the victims sent me a copy of a letter he sent to the investigating judge, which I quote in summary: ''On the causes of the death of my son A., at the forensic institute in Paris, I was told, and what a shock it was for me at that moment, they had cut off his testicles, had put them in his mouth, and he was disemboweled. When I saw him behind glass, lying on a table, a white shroud covering it up to the neck, a psychologist was with me. He said: This is ''the only presentable part, your son's left profile.'' I found that he had no right eye. I made the remark; I was informed that they had punctured his eye and sliced down the right side of his face, where there was a very large hematoma that we could all see. ''

This particular witness could corroborate the statements that we heard from one of the BAC officials, that one of his investigators vomited immediately on leaving the Bataclan after finding a decapitation and evisceration. Are you aware of such facts?

A prosecutor appearing before the inquiry replied lamely that no sharp knife had been found at the scene that could have been used for torture. Perhaps shrapnel had caused the mutilation, he said. The head of the committee asked if an explosion would have placed testicles in a victim's mouth:

Prosecutor: I specify, for the sake of clarity: some of the bodies found at the Bataclan were extremely mutilated by the explosions and weapons, to the point that it was sometimes difficult to reconstruct the dismembered bodies. In other words, injuries described this father may also have been caused by automatic weapons, by explosions or projections of nails and bolts that have resulted.

Q. Would those have put a man's balls in in his own mouth?

Prosecutor: I do not have that information.

The news follows reports that German police sat on the huge number of sexual assaults committed by Islamist migrants in Cologne, which a secret report estimated at thousands, not hundreds. Heat Street will continue to report.

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Again we ask, why are Western elites protecting the savage barbarians who are committing unspeakable acts of violence and torture in the cause of Allah?

Why scrub the evil from the evildoers? When is it going to stop? When are rational, civilized, freedom-loving peoples going to break the chains of the leftist/Islamic axis of evil?

People are woefully disarmed in the information battle-space, thanks to the left's choke hold on media, academia, and culture. When Jesse Hughes, leader of the band Eagles of Death Metal, who was playing at the Bataclan the night of the monstrous jihad attack in Paris, spoke out about what he saw, he was demonized, marginalized and had gigs canceled. That is the world of those of us who speak up against jihad terror and sharia.

''EXCLUSIVE: France 'Suppressed News of Gruesome Torture' at Bataclan Massacre,'' By Louise Mensch | Heatstreet, 10:50 am, July 15, 2016

HEAT STREET EXCLUSIVE '' A French government committee has heard testimony, suppressed by the French government at the time and not released to the media, that the killers in the Bataclan tortured their victims on the second floor of the club.

Police witnesses in Parliament said they vomited when they saw the disfigured bodies.

Wahhabist killers apparently gouged out eyes, castrated victims, and shoved their testicles in their mouths. They may also have disemboweled some poor souls. Women were stabbed in the genitals '' and all the torture was, victims told police, filmed for Daesh or Islamic State propaganda. For that reason, medics did not release the bodies of torture victims to the families, investigators said.

But prosecutors claimed these reports of torture were ''a rumor'' on the grounds that sharp knives were not found at the scene. They also claimed that maybe shrapnel had caused the injuries.

Q. For the information of the Commission of Inquiry'....can you tell us how you learned that there had been acts of barbarism within the Bataclan: beheadings, evisceration, eyes gouged out '...?

Investigator: After the assault, we were with colleagues at the passage Saint-Pierre Amelot when I saw weeping from one of our colleagues who came outside to vomit. He told us what he had seen.

Q. Acts of torture happened on the second floor?

Further on the investigator described how this was kept from relatives:

A. Bodies have not been presented to families because there were beheaded people there, the murdered people, people who have been disembowelled . There are women who had their genitals stabbed.

Q. All this would have been videotaped for Daesh !

A. I believe so. Survivors have said so.

Elsewhere the investigator says women were sexually tortured, stabbed in the genitals, and their eyes were plucked out. People were decapitated.

The committee chief pressed the investigator on whether victims were decapitated or mutilated. He stated that the authorities had given out conflicting information that said victims were merely shot or blown up. The President of the Committee replied with this damning statement about one victim's father discovering the gruesome truth in the morgue:

The prosecutor replied lamely that no sharp knife had been found at the scene that could have been used for torture. Perhaps shrapnel had caused the mutilation, he said. The head of the committee asked if an explosion would have placed testicles in a victim's mouth:

Q. Would those have put a man's balls in in his own mouth?

Prosecutor: I do not have that information.

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[5:17 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: News This Second on Twitter“Extremely GRAPHIC VIDEO #Nice https://t.co/3D8IDlayxx”twitter.com

[5:17 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: https://twitter.com/NewsThisSecond/status/753708818119397377

[5:17 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: More than 39 killed

[5:19 PM, 7/14/2016] Adam Curry: Yeah, watching on BBC. That video is fucked up.

[5:19 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: According to my sources 3 or 4 attacks going on right now

[5:20 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: They copied this attack from the Palestinians

[5:21 PM, 7/14/2016] Adam Curry: I'm thinking the truck was supposed to explode?

[5:21 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: Maybe but it is full of bullet holes because the police killed the driver

[5:22 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: And when it is full of explosives one of those bullets would have caused it to explode

[5:22 PM, 7/14/2016] Adam Curry: Palestinians also used trucks this way?

[5:24 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: Mainly cars

[5:35 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: They ,the EU asholes in brussels, fucked to not take retina scans, finger prints and facial recognition photo's of all "refugees"

[5:35 PM, 7/14/2016] Adam Curry: "Migrants"

[5:36 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: Flynn warned for this crap

[5:36 PM, 7/14/2016] Adam Curry: Yup

[5:37 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: He was the one who came up with the plan to fingerprint anyone the US Army "met" in Afghanistan

[5:37 PM, 7/14/2016] Adam Curry: Too late now

[5:37 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: So they could track the IED makers

[5:40 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: Guess how refugees get their monthly payments in Jordan?

[5:40 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: Retina scan and fully automated.

[5:40 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: Sort of an ATM with retina scan

[5:41 PM, 7/14/2016] Adam Curry: Slave system

[5:41 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: Yes but it works

[5:41 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: Debit cards can be handed over to othets

[5:41 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: Others

[5:42 PM, 7/14/2016] Adam Curry: Ah. Yes.

[5:42 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: If you have gangs in refugee camps they could force someone to handover debit card

[5:43 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: Next threat is gay pride in Berlin and amsterdam

[5:43 PM, 7/14/2016] Adam Curry: Oh man.

[5:44 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: Keep an eye out for July 23

[5:45 PM, 7/14/2016] Adam Curry: Is that Berlin?

[5:45 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: This year Berlin and amsterdam on same day

[5:45 PM, 7/14/2016] Adam Curry: Ugh

[5:46 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: Berlin is the easier target

[5:46 PM, 7/14/2016] Adam Curry: I always say, if you want to get people's attention, start killing gays.

[5:47 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: Yep

[5:48 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: Berlin location is 2X 6 lanes road on the Strasser der 17 june that starts at Brandenburger gate

[5:49 PM, 7/14/2016] Adam Curry: But canal boats would be more spectacular

[5:50 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: Canals is a tactical problem for them to do something

[5:50 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: Berlin is one road

[5:50 PM, 7/14/2016] Adam Curry: Roger

[5:52 PM, 7/14/2016] Adam Curry: Yeah. Sitting ducks.

[5:53 PM, 7/14/2016] Agent Orange: 600 thousand people

News Blackout Descends After Eiffel Tower Attack Begins Horrific Terror Onslaught In France

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News Blackout Descends After Eiffel Tower Attack Begins Horrific Terror Onslaught In France

By:Sorcha Faal, and as reported to her Western Subscribers

A new Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) report circulating in the Kremlin today says that a combined US-EU news blackout has been imposed just hours after French President Fran§ois Hollande announced his intention, during his nations Bastille Day commemoration, to redeploy the Charles de Gaulle (R91) aircraft carrier to join the Federations battle against Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL/Daesh) terrorists operating in the Levant War Zone'--and that resulted in the globally iconic Eiffel Tower, in Paris, coming within ''mere seconds'' of its being destroyed, while a further ''onslaught'' by Islamic ''barbarians'' against France killed at least 80 of its innocent citizens.[Note: Some words and/or phrases appearing in quotes are English language approximations of Russian words/phrases having no exact counterpart.]

According to this report, SVR intelligence analysts received an ''urgent consultation'' request from France's General Directorate for External Security (DGSE) on Wednesday evening (13 July) relating a joint counter intelligence surveillance operation they were conducting with Belgium's State Security Service (VSSE) against a suspected Islamic terrorist cell operating in Brussels.

The DGSE reported to their SVR counterparts, this report continues, that while this suspected Islamic State terror cell was under VSSE surveillance, and without warning, the vehicles believed to be used by them exploded'--but with the terror suspects themselves having ''disappeared/vanished''.

As per the intelligence sharing protocols established between the Federation and France against Islamic State terrorists agreed to by President Putin and President Hollande on 26 November 2015 in Moscow, this report notes, the SVR upon receiving the information about the Brussels ''event/incident'' from the DGSE established a joint working group with them to track these terror suspects.

Though the exact tracking methods employed by the SVR and DGSE to find these terrorists are more classified then this general report allows, it does, however, state that the nationalities of some of its members were established to be of duel Tunisian and French citizenship.

Most concerning to the SVR, though, this report continues, is that yesterday, 14 July, and while this joint investigation with the DGSE was ongoing, President Hollande not only publically stated his intention to redeploy the Charles de Gaulle (R91) aircraft carrier to fight against the Islamic State, he further notified his nation that their State of Emergency would be lifted on 26 July.

Having no control over how France, or any other nation for that fact, decides upon its own internal security, this report says, SVR intelligence analysts concluded that President Hollande's statements were at best ''very ill timed'', and at their worst, a direct ''prodding/poking'' of a believed to be highly trained Islamic State terror cell just waiting for an ''excuse/reason'' to attack.

Predictably, this report grimly notes, and within just a few hours of President Hollande's provocative statements, two members of this Brussels based Islamic State terror cell attempted to drive and detonate a truck loaded with explosives into the Eiffel Tower'--but who were both killed when an elite counter terrorist force of General Directorate for Internal Security (DGSI) police used a [Ð£Ð´Ð°Ð>>Ð¸ÑÑ] (similar to the US made Pyros small tactical missile) to instantly incinerate them before they could detonate their explosives.

While the DGSI was successful in stopping the attack upon the Eiffel Tower, this report continues, they were not able to stop the simultaneous terror attack occurring 933 kilometers (580 miles) away from Paris in the Mediterranean coastal city of Nice'--and that killed at least 80 innocent people.

To why the Western media in both the US and EU are censoring the full details of these horrific attacks, and the events leading up to them, this report states, was explained to President Putin by US Secretary of State John Kerry (who were both meeting at the time of this terrorist incident) as being due to their citizens being ''unable to fully comprehend the subtleties'''--a phrase SVR intelligence analysts are still unable to either understand or comprehend.

This report, however, in its conclusion does note that the censoring from the Western peoples the full scope and horrors of Islamic State terror infiltration into their nations is a long running policy of both the US and EU'--and includes leaked documents proving the German press covered up the 1,200 women were sexually assaulted by 2,000 men in German cities on New Year's Eve, the Canadian press covering up a near mass shooting event by Islamic terrorists, the Swedish press covering up that their police used a secret ''Code 291'' to conceal over 5,000 reported incidents related to Islamic State terrorists, and the American press covering up a vile sexual attack by children of Islamic State war refuges against a five-year-old girl in Twin Falls, Idaho'--and that the Obama regimes US Federal Prosecutor threatened if anyone said anything about this crime she'd put them in jail.

July 15, 2016 (C) EU and US all rights reserved. Permission to use this report in its entirety is granted under the condition it is linked back to its original source at WhatDoesItMean.Com. Freebase content licensed under CC-BY and GFDL.

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France: Another truck bomb parked near Nice defused, Muslim arrested | Pamela Geller

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While Western elites are flapping their tongues praising Islam and warning us to do the same, jihadis are setting the world on fire.

The blood is still in the streets of Nice and Muslim soldiers are setting off bombs.

''France: Another truck bomb parked near Nice defused, Muslim suspect arrested,'' By Robert Spencer, July 15, 2016All-out war. All-out jihad. But France, says its Prime Minister, is just going to have to get used to it.

''VID: Another Truck Bomb Parked near Nice Defused, One Suspect Arrested,'' Al-Alam, July 15, 2016 (thanks to Lookmann):

The French Special Forces defused an explosive-laden truck parked on a highway near Nice, local media reports. A bomb disposal operation was conducted on a highway near Nice where a truck attack occurred Thursday night.

French police have detained one person during a search raid of the suspected driver's house, who careened through crowds of people in Nice on Thursday night, iTele TV channel reports.

''We have seen policemen in masks take someone away, we don't know who it was,'' an iTele correspondent reported.

The correspondent also confirmed, that a bomb squad detonated a suspicious parcel while raiding a truck parked near the house'....

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Nice attacker named as ISIS fanatic Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel | Daily Mail Online

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Police today arrested the wife of the ISIS fanatic who killed 84 people including at least ten children in Nice using a lorry and a handgun.

It has been revealed that killer Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, 31, a French Tunisian and married father of three, was depressed about the break up of his marriage before he mounted pavements at high speed and ploughed through crowds celebrating Bastille Day in Nice last night.

He had separated from wife Hajer some two years ago following a series of violent arguments, and he was said to have been upset in recent months as their divorce had been finalised.

Today Paris prosecutor Francois Molins said police have arrested his wife, as detectives try to establish his motives and if he had accomplices.

Dramatic footage released today shows the moment he was shot dead by five police officers in the 19-tonne lorry he used as a murder weapon on his mile-long killing spree.

One eyewitness filmed armed officers approaching the cab of the lorry and firing repeatedly through its windscreen and doors before it appears Bouhlel can be heard screaming after being hit by a police bullet and he died slumped in the passenger seat.

Witness Nadar El Shafei told the BBC: 'He died inside the vehicle - I saw his head [hanging] out of the window, they kept shooting him from all sides just to be sure. Then they asked us to run away in case there were others inside the car or a bomb.'

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Monster: Truck terrorist Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel who murdered 84 on Bastille Day in Nice, was described by a cousin as a 's***' and a 'nasty piece of work' who never observed the rules of Islam

Shootout: Police approach the cab where the gunman, named locally as Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, went on his rampage. It is not clear if this was taken as he was killed after this picture was taken with one witness saying he may have been hanging out of a window

Intense fighting: Police fired dozens of rounds into the cab of the lorry after its mile-long rampage with witnesses saying the suspect was firing out of the cab and died

Last stand: One eyewitness filmed armed officers approaching the cab of the lorry and firing through its windscreen and doors before it appears Bouhlet can be heard screaming after being hit by a police bullet

Terror attack: At least 84 people were killed and dozens more critically injured last night when a terrorist killer, named locally as Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, drove this truck, riddled with bullets, through crowds celebrating Bastille day in Nice

End: The police said today that French Tunisian Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel died in the passenger seat of this 19-tonne truck after a shoot-out

Murder weapon: The key suspect is said to have been parked up for nine hours before carrying out the attack and may have been stopped by police but claimed he was delivering ice cream. In fact the back of his lorry contained many weapons and grenades

Horrifying: Police and forensics teams inspect bodies in the French sunshine where at least ten died and 50 injured - many of them in buggies left abandoned today

Disaster zone: Bodies lie along the promenade showing the devastating route the lorry took as it went through huge crowds

Terror investigation: The French authorities say it is their third terrorist atrocity in 18 months and admit it could take some time to identify all the dead

Atrocity: At least a dozen bodies of victims covered by sheets remain at the scene of the terror attack today as the authorities try to identify them

United in grief: Parents of victims embrace each other near the scene of a truck attack in Nice where more than 80 were killed

Tears for the lost: Two young women, obviously grief-stricken, lay flowers and messages for the many people killed and injured in Nice last night

Broken: President Hollande has called for France to unite and said the world was again watching their country after another terror attack

Path of destruction: After spending several hours parked up the killer went on a half hour rampage along the world famous Promenade des Anglais in Nice before he was shot dead by a hero policewoman

NICE TERRORIST ATTACK: THE STORY SO FAR Here is what we know so far about the lorry attack in Nice.

A terrorist drove a truck through crowds celebrating Bastille Day on Thursday night in the seaside city of Nice on the French Riviera, killing at least 84 people, including several children.

Eyewitnesses said the driver swerved from side to side to kill as many people as possible as he drove for hundreds of metres along the Promenade des Anglais on the seafront.

Christian Estrosi, the regional president in Nice, said at least 10 children were among the dead, and the death toll is expected to rise.

A "small number" of Britons are injured.

French authorities confirmed 202 people were wounded, 25 of which are on life support, while 52 are in a critical condition.

The attacker is reported to be 31-year-old Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, a man of French-Tunisian origin who was not known to intelligence services.

One witness said the driver produced a gun before being shot by police.

No hostages were taken and the lorry driver was "neutralised", with authorities investigating if he was acting alone.

Mr Estrosi said guns and grenades were found in the lorry.

As the sun rose on Friday morning, the lorry could still be seen where it finally came to a halt, its windscreen peppered with bullet holes.

France has declared three days of national mourning following the atrocity.

French president Francois Hollande said the country's state of emergency would be extended for another three months.

A military operation is in place allowing the mobilisation of 10,000 troops.

Mr Hollande said the country's borders were being tightened, as he vowed that France would show "real force and military action in Syria and Iraq".

London Mayor Sadiq Khan announced he will be "reviewing our own safety measures" following the attack.

A Rihanna concert scheduled for Friday night at the Allianz Riviera stadium in Nice has been cancelled, as have the city's jazz festival, which was due to run from Saturday to Wednesday, and some of the Bastille celebrations over the weekend.

The shootout came after his 30 minute rampage where he aimed at crowds watching fireworks and sent 'bodies flying like bowling pins' and left others 'jammed' under the lorry's wheels at around 10.30pm local time last night.

This evening the death toll stands at 84 with another 202 injured. Of those 52 are in hospital in a critical condition and 25 of them are on life support machines.

Heartbroken men and women refused to leave the bodies of their loved ones and the dead remain strewn across the famous Promenade des Anglais today. Hundreds have now laid flowers in their memory as President Hollande said 'many foreigners have died' with at least 50 more people 'between life and death'.

French citizens, two Americans, one Armenian and one Ukrainian are among the dead with several Britons among the injured while dozens of panicked people have posted images of loved-ones still missing using the hashtags #Nice06 and #recherchenice.

At least ten of the victims were children, with young girls and boys lying dead covered in a blankets with their dolls and buggies still next to them. Footage taken at the time of the attack shows bodies piled up in the roads and people running from their lives as they tried to avoid the zig-zagging lorry while paramedics treated the injured and dying in the street.

The truck driver, who was known to police, was said to have shouted 'Allahu Akbar' '' God is great in Arabic '' before being killed in a clear suicide mission. Pro-ISIS groups have been celebrating the attack, orchestrated to coincide with France's most important national holiday.

A huge cache of guns, grenades and 'larger weapons' and the terrorist's identity papers were later found inside the lorry, which mounted the pavement at approximately 40mph and steered directly towards hundreds of people watching a fireworks display.

ISIS supporters have been celebrating the attack, orchestrated to coincide with France's most important national holiday. The gunman was known to police for crimes of theft and violence, but not intelligence services, a police source said. A suspected accomplice is on the run.

France today declared three days of national mourning after the truck attack - its third major terror attack in 18 months - and President Francois Hollande said: 'France is in tears, it is hurting but it is strong and she will be stronger - always stronger than the fanatics who wish to hurt us.'

Truck terrorist Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel was an 'unlikely jihadist' who flouted every rule of Islam, his cousin told MailOnline today.

The 31-year-old - who wreaked terror on the Nice seafront as he turned an evening celebrating Bastille Day into a night of terror in which he murdered 84 innocent people - drank alcohol, ate pork and took drugs.

He never prayed or attended a mosque, and hit his wife - with whom he had three children - and was in the process of getting a divorce.

Bouhlel, who had been known to the French police since January, had been on the radar for six months for petty criminality.

It is understood he lost his job as a delivery driver when he fell asleep at the wheel and crashed into four cars.

Yesterday, he was stopped by police just hours before he crushed scored of people underneath the wheels of his 25 tonne truck and fired shots indiscriminately at police and innocent bystanders.

He told officers that he was delivering ice-cream to the area and was allowed to park on the waterfront for several hours.

Horrifying footage of the moment the truck turned into a deadly juggernaut were uploaded online within minutes, showing a trail of dead bodies left in its path.

Walid Hamou, a cousin of Bouhlel's wife Hajer, told MailOnline: 'Bouhlel was not religious. He did not go to the mosque, he did not pray, he did not observe Ramadan.

'He drank alcohol, ate pork and took drugs. This is all forbidden under Islam. He was not a Muslim, he was a s***. He beat his wife, my cousin, he was a nasty piece of work.'

Detectives had raided the 12th floor apartment she had shared with her estranged husband in the early hours of the morning and another rented property nearby.

More disturbing facts emerged about Bouhlel's frame of mind in the hours leading to his murderous rampage on the Promenade des Anglais.

Wissam, a Tunisian neighbour from the same village as the driver claimed: 'On the Thursday night he was drinking with a colleague and they argued. His pal said you're worth nothing and he replied: 'One day, you'll hear about me.'

Speaking to L'Express he said: Look this is someone who drinks, smokes cannabis.'

Bouhlel's wife was taken into protective custody by police this morning was held for questioning on Friday, a police source said, adding investigators are seeking to establish his motives and are also looking for possible accomplices.

The Nice terrorist rented the lorry two days earlier and had been parked on the street for nearly nine hours and even told police he was delivering ice cream before carrying out his deadly attack, according to reports.

The killer, who was previously known to police for violence and theft, is reported to have had assault rifles, a pistol and even a grenade with him in the lorry - but they went undiscovered.

Despite allegedly questioning the driver, police officers in the southern French city did nothing to move him on as he waited to begin the attack.

He was shot dead by a police officer, believed to have been female, after he opened fire into a crowd of fleeing people. A motorcyclist tried to stop the rampage by drawing level with the truck and attempting to open the door of its cab before he fell and ended up under its wheels.

Today the delivery truck, riddled with bullets, remains in the centre of Nice with bodies strewn nearby.

TRUCK TERRORIST LAHOUAIEJ BOUHLEL KNOWN TO POLICE FOR ABUSE, THEFT AND 'USE OF WEAPONS'Killer Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel was known to police for violent abuse, theft and 'use of weapons' before he embarked on a rampage that would leave 84 dead.

He had been arrested following a brawl in a pub on January 27 and his last appearance in a criminal court was as recent as March, when he was found guilty of violent contact.

Delivery driver Bouhlel had also recently been put under probation after he fell asleep at the wheel and crashed into four vehicles on a highway, it is claimed in Spanish newspaper El Mundo.

However, the man had never been associated with any acts of terrorism before the Bastille Day slaughter, and he was not under surveillance.

Several of his relatives and close friends have been taken into police custody for questioning and simultaneous raids are continuing in the Abattoirs area of Nice.

Neighbours of Bouhlel described him as a 'lonely' and 'silent' man, with one saying he never returned their greetings.

Meanwhile, investigators are using the city's 1,200 surveillance cameras to track the route of the lorry before the attack.

It is understood that Bouhlel had rented the truck on Wednesday from a specialist garage at Saint Laurent du Var by Nice Airport.

Police have discovered CCTV footage of the moment he boarded the lorry in the hills around Nice, according to reports.

It has also been claimed he was parked on the promenade for nearly nine hours before the attack, but was allowed to stay because he told police he was delivering ice cream.

Documents found in the cab included an ID, a mobile phone and a credit card.

Security sources said a huge cache of guns, grenades and 'larger weapons' were later found inside the lorry.

Bereft: A shocked woman in yellow sits on the phone next to the body of a loved-one, surrounded by debris, as ISIS terrorists again struck in France, this time on Bastille Day, killing at least 84

Alone: A man sits in silence and clasps his hands while sitting at the head of a body killed in France's third major terrorist attack in 18 months

Shootout: After zig-zagging through crowds the terrorist fired on crowds before a police marksman shot him dead

Aftermath: This photograph was taken in the moments after the lorry crashed through crowds of people in the devastating terror attack

Panic: People were seen running for their lives after a suspected terrorist drove through crowds of people celebrating Bastille Day then got out and opened fire

Fight for life: An injured young woman wounded in the terror attack is treated in the street by a paramedic as dozens more fight for their lives today

Police halted the truck after firing more than 40 rounds into the cab as it ploughed through more than 100 people in Nice last night

Details of those killed are slowly emerging in the aftermath of the attack.

Twenty-eight-year-old Hamza Charrihi held up an identity card belonging to her mother who was killed in the attack.

She told L'Express: ' She wore the veil of Islam and practiced a true and balanced religion'...a real Islam. Not the one of the terrorists.'

Recovering from shock in a University building in the centre of Nice, turned into a shelter for relatives, she spoke briefly to pay testament to the memory of her mother.

Damien Allemand, a journalist for French regional newspaper Nice Matin saw the horror unfold.

He said the attack began just as the fireworks display ended as thousands of people were milling around the waterside.

He said: 'He rode up onto the Prom and piled into the crowd. A fraction of a second later, an enormous white truck came along at a crazy speed, turning the wheel to mow down the maximum number of people,' he said. I saw bodies flying like bowling pins along its route. Heard noises, cries that I will never forget.'

Witnesses of the attack in Nice described seeing people run through the streets as they heard gunshots.

Wassim Bouhel told the French TV channel iTele that the lorry zigzagged across the road.

He said: 'We almost died. It was like hallucinating ... (the lorry) zigzagged - you had no idea where it was going. My wife was a metre away.

'The lorry ripped through everything, poles, trees. We have never seen anything like it. Some people were hanging on the door and tried to stop it.'

Neighbours of the man suspected to have killed scores of people in a truck attack on the Nice seafront described him Friday as a loner with no visible religious affiliation, as forensic experts searched his flat.

AFP reporters interviewed about a dozen neighbours of the man, named by police as 31-year-old Franco-Tunisian Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel, whose identity papers were found in the truck.

They portrayed him as a solitary figure who rarely spoke and did not even return greetings when their paths crossed in the four-storey block, located in a working-class neighbourhood of Nice.

Sebastien, a neighbour who spoke on condition that his full name was not used, said Lahouaiej-Bouhlel did not seem overtly religious, often dressed in shorts and sometimes wore work boots.

He had a van parked nearby and owned a bike, which he brought up into his first-floor apartment.

Of those who were interviewed, only one, a neighbour on the ground floor, said she had had any concerns about him - he was 'a good-looking man who kept giving my two daughters the eye.'

Respect: Huge crowds have gathered in Promenades des Anglais with the lorry in the background this afternoon

United: A young boy leaves a bouquet of white flowers in Promenades des Anglais today surrounded by people of all races and religions

A woman and two children pay flowers tribute outside the French embassy in Moscow, Russia, after a Russian national died in Nice

Police investigators and forensic experts entered his apartment around 9.30am with an armed police intervention unit in support, and brought out bags of material later.

At least 84 people were killed when the white 19-tonne truck slammed into the crowd on the Promenade des Anglais, Nice's glitzy beachfront, as they gathered to watch a firework display on France's national day.

Russian student Victoria Savchenko, 21, was killed instantly when she was hit by the truck as she walked with her friend Polina Serebryannikova, 22, in Nice last night.

Polina today described how she saw the truck career through the crowd just moments before it hit Victoria, a student at the Russian government's elite Financial University in Moscow.

Sean Copeland, 51, and his 11-year-old son Brodie, who were on vacation in France at the time of the attack, have been confirmed dead by friends and family online.

Haley Copeland wrote on Facebook: 'By now many of you have heard about the 80 people that have died in Nice, France today from a terrorist attack driving through a parade.

'2 of those 80 people were American and those 2 people happen to be uncle Sean and 11 year old cousin Brodie.

'They were there on vacation with my two other cousins and aunt celebrating a birthday.'

Home: Police searched the apartment of Nice terrorist Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel today as well as another van left near the property

Turned over: Officers pulled out drawers, went through cupboards and tested surfaces in the property in the north of Nice today

Probe: French police search a lorry and the apartment of Nice terrorist Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel today as they work out why he did it

Forensics: Officers go over another rental lorry close to the home of suspect Bouhlel - but the company that loaned him a lorry have refused to comment today

People posted images of friends, brothers and sisters, mothers and numerous young people who they have been unable to reach since at least 84 people were killed in the southern French city.

Many others of the heartbreaking messages posted on Twitter include photos of mothers and daughters, young people, and show screenshots of frantic messages sent to the missing, with no reply.

Around 100 people were forced to dive into the sea as panic ensued and holiday crowds desperately ran for their lives. The gunman then jumped out of the truck and opened fire, which is when he was shot dead by police.

French President Francois Hollande said several children were among the dead and added that it was 'undeniable' the massacre was a terrorist attack.

He said the truck attack was done 'to satisfy the cruelty of an individual, and maybe a group.' Speaking after visiting the hospital where victims were treated, he also said that France was 'facing a struggle which will be long.'

Anti-terror police swooped in as the city was put on lockdown and residents were warned to stay indoors for their safety. Gunshots rang out in the streets, with the gunman targeting hotels and cafes in the port city in the south of France.

One witness called Antoine said: 'We were at the Neptune beach and a firework display had just finished. That is when we saw a white lorry. It was going quickly at 60-70 kilometres an hour.'

Eyewitness Wassim Bouhlel said that he saw a truck drive into the crowd and then witnessed the man emerge with a gun and start shooting.

'There was carnage on the road,' Bouhlel said. 'Bodies everywhere.'

Bodies could be seen lying on the floor by the beach, as the police and other emergency services tried to deal with a mass panic.

Interpol is sending a response team to the French city of Nice to help identify victims and aid in the investigation into the truck attack that left at least 84 people dead.

According to the international police organization, the team will include anti-terrorism specialists.

Victoria Savchenko (pictured left), 21, was killed instantly when she was walking down the street and hit. Aurelie Remy, centre, A young boy who had been out with his aunt, are missing

Also dead are Brodie Copeland, 11, from Texas (pictured left on vacation in the French Riviera and right) who died along with his father, Sean

Father, Sean, 51, (pictured far left with wife Kimberly far right, and Brodie, centre) was also killed

Emilie Chevrier (pictured, left) was among the missing as well as Hugo (right), 16, whose brother is desperately trying to find hm

Alexandre Torre, Christelle Nunez and their daughter Lous are missing according to social media

Witness Lucy Nesbitt-Comaskey told Sky News that the noise of gunfire 'sounded like Beirut'.

She said: 'I said to my friend 'This doesn't sound like fireworks, it sounds like Beirut when it's under fire'.

'All of a sudden people were screaming in the streets and running into all the restaurants.

'All the restaurants were open and people were coming.

'We were just sitting there and everyone came into our restaurant and the owners were saying 'Please don't go anywhere, come in, come in'.

Ms Nesbitt-Comaskey said she and her friend were planning to go to the fireworks but stopped to find a toilet and were only a block away when the attack happened.

Speaking about what she witnessed, she said: 'It was shocking, it was devastating and I cannot believe that I have come over here for a few days and I have got mixed up in something so tragic.

'It was just awful.'

Briton Will Shore was in a nearby bar when he heard gunfire and said his initial reaction was to run towards the city centre to see what was happening.

He told the BBC: 'I kind of ran towards the centre of Nice where there was a rather large jazz festival, and something was going on. I immediately found that military and the local police were just ushering absolutely everybody out of the area.

'It was quite chaotic really. There was a lot of people screaming, running around and people were kind of being pushed over, I think, from people just being so frightened about what was going on, especially after hearing the gunshots.

'I had to help a couple of people up who were in distress on the floor because everyone was in such a panic.'

He added: 'You could genuinely see the fear and panic in people's faces when they were running away. It was a mass amount of people running away'.

Secure zone: The world's media has descended on Nice - with police erecting a large screen as they continue to look at the lorry (in the top right of the picture)

Chaos: This is the scene in Nice today where the lorry raced the length of the famed Promenade des Anglais, leaving 84 dead in his wake

Crime scene: The lorry used as a murder weapon remains on the French Riviera city's famed waterfront promenade with police gathering evidence and marking put bullet casings with yellow numbered signs

Aftermath: The scene on the attack on the Promenade de Anglais where the 31-year-old murderer hit as many people as he could before being killed in a shootout with police

Horror: Bodies are still strewn along the mile-long route as police admitted today that the man who killed them was known to them

A truck ploughed through a large group of people in Nice during a suspected terrorist attack which claimed 'dozens of lives'

Horrific images depicting men and women lying on the side of a road close to the Promenade des Anglais

A child's doll lies on the street beside the body of a young girl who was killed in last night's attack in Nice in the south of France

Monstrous act: A man lies next to a body, with his head in his hands, as he tries to come to terms with the horror of what happened

Emergency: S(C)curit(C) Civile helicopters took off from the Promenade des Anglais surrounded by body bags

Armed police took up positions during the attack fearing there were additional terrorists in the area as the perpetrator was shot dead

Death toll: At least ten people lie dead on a short stretch of road where the lorry flew through crowds in Nice, killing families on a national holiday

Emergency services work to save the dead and injured on pavements along the mile-long stretch of road in Nice

Overwhelmed: Paramedics help a stricken victim on the left side of the picture, on the right hand side a man crouches, clearly in tears over the body of a victim

Makeshift: As the death toll rose bodies were left were they were hit or shot and were covered in blankets and often weighed down with whatever was available including rocks from the beach

Stunned survivors stood just feet away from from the bodies of five people who were run over next to HiBeach in Nice, pictured

Path of destruction: The driver spent around 30 minutes on the road before he was stopped by a police marksman in a shoot-out

French police riddled the truck with gunfire in an effort to kill the crazed driver of the truck which ran down hundreds of people

Carnage: The killed zig-zagged across the road trying to hit as many people as possible, including several children killed as they watched the fireworks

Investigation: Police in France are now treating this as a terrorist attack and have admitted the killer was known to them and is believed to be from Nice via Tunisia

Horror: Witnesses described seeing bodies of the dead being sent flying in all directions or being jammed under the wheels of the lorry

Terrible: One of the dozens of people killed by the killer lorry driver lies covered on the pavement with her handbag still next to her

Panic: Emergency services were working through the night to treat people in the street where they lay or in local hospitals. Doctors are begging for people to donate blood to help the injured

Icon: The sweeping promenade of Nice with its famous twinkling street lights. Today this famous scene is at the centre of one of France's worst terror attacks

In shock: Three survivors of the terror attack cling to one another as they try to come to terms with what happened and pass the body of someone whose life was taken

Heartbroken: Two men stand next to bodies, with one on a mobile phone, as many families lost loved-ones in the terror attack last night

Grief: A woman sobs into her hands while another man holds on to the body of someone killed by the ISIS terrorist

Awful: Friends of a man lying badly injured on the pavement try to treat him as he lies stricken on the floor with no shoes

Tragedy: A family of holidaymakers look at a woman in yellow as she sits next to the body of a loved-one killed in the terror attack

Support: People refuse to leave the side of the dead and injured while others walk dazed along the promenade after surviving the attrocity

Rush: Victims have been rushed to hospital for life-saving treatment but dozens remain critically ill and more are expected to succumb to their injuries

Emergency: Paramedics and doctors try to save a life of an injured victim - surrounded by bodies of those killed yesterday

On guard: France remains in a state of national emergency after a string of awful terror attacks on French soil in the past year

At least 70 people were killed in the southern French town of Nice when a truck ran into a crowd and targeted people on the pavement

At least 70 people have been killed during a horrific Bastille Day attack in Nice, southern France

The driver mounted the pavement at 40mph and steered directly at large groups of people watching the fireworks

The lorry drove for more than a mile targeting people who were attending the Bastille Day celebrations in Nice

Bereft: A man is bent double in grief by the body of a victim lying covered on Nice's world famous promenade

ISIS CELEBRATE YET ANOTHER DEADLY ATTACK ON FRANCEVile: Pro-ISIS groups have begun celebrating the Nice attack

Sick: One of the images superimposed the head of French president Fran§ois Hollande

Pro-ISIS groups have begun celebrating the Nice massacre which has left at least 77 people dead and more than 50 injured - but the terror group is yet to officially claim responsibility.

Scores of Bastille Day revellers were mown down by a truck after gathering to watch a fireworks display in the French city.

One French media outlet, weekly news magazine Paris Match, is reporting that ISIS has claimed responsibility but as yet there has been no official confirmation.

The group have mobilised to threaten France and encouraged the use of the #Nice_Attack hashtag.

Kevin Harris watched the attack unfold from his balcony.

He told the BBC: 'I saw what appeared to be bodies in the lying in the road.

'I spoke to my neighbour, who said the lorry had ploughed through the people. It's a terrible scene.'

Celia Delcourt, 20, from Nice, was enjoying the Bastille Day celebrations with friends when the attack happened.

'When the fireworks ended, we went on to the Promenade des Anglais and we started walking and we heard gunshots and we started running from on the other side,' she told ITV's Good Morning Britain programme.

'It was dark. We didn't know what was happening. We thought it was fireworks from another place. We just started running because everybody was running, without knowing what was happening.

'We never thought it will happen in our city, it's crazy. It feels like it's a part of our day since it happened in Paris but we never thought it would happen here.'

Ms Delcourt added: 'Everybody is shocked we have never been in a situation like this so it is unbelievable. It's shocking.'

British holidaymaker Esther Serwah, 59, was staying in a hotel a short walk from the scene.

She said she had been on her way to the Promenade des Anglais for dinner with her daughters when people started screaming at her.

Mrs Serwah, from Surrey, said: 'I was just walking to the Promenade and then I saw everybody running and I just didn't know what was going on.

'People were screaming at me in French but I didn't understand.

'Some people were lying on the streets dead and people were running over the bodies.

'Everybody was saying it's a terrorist attack. It's just horrible, horrible, horrible.

'I'm in shock. I'm still shaking.'

British eyewitness Kevin Harris was on the third-floor terrace of his hotel, where people had gathered to watch the fireworks, and saw the remnants of the horror moments before.

Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme, he said: 'I came up to my bedroom on the seventh floor I was in my room for about a minute when I heard gunfire. I went out on to the balcony and, very sadly, I could see many bodes laying out on the road.

'There were many bodies, maybe twenty, and the strange thing was that nobody was moving. Nobody was trying to resuscitate anyone, which suggests everyone was hit so badly hit that there was no point.

'There were very few people around when I was looking down and eventually people started to arrive and they got towels from the beach club nextdoor and started to cover the bodies.

'There was a second body by the side of the truck and I assumed that was probably the perpetrator because the body wasn't covered and there were lots of police around it.'

Security forces were stretched as the truck hit people indiscriminately as they tried to flee from the carnage last night

French Interior minister Bernard Cazeneuve spoke to reporters early this morning as the death toll continued to rise

Heavily armed soldiers occupied the centre of the town to restore control after the attack which claimed at least 50 lives

An air ambulance arrived at the scene, pictured, to take survivors of the attack to hospital

Fireworks were filling the night sky as the drama unfolded, as the crowds enjoyed July 14th, which is always a Bank Holiday in France

Australian tourists Marcus and Sally-Anne Freeman were in Nice for Bastille Day and took pictures before the massacre took place

Thousands of people stood on the beach waiting for the fireworks display to celebrate the storming of the Bastille

The attack happened in the Promenade des Anglais in Nice in the South of France while victims were watching a firework display

Forensic officers tried to establish what exactly happened last night in an effort to determine whether the killer had any outside help

French interior minister Bernard Cazeneuve, back row, second left, held crisis meetings in Nice in the aftermath of the terrorist attack

European Council president Donald Tusk said Europe stands united with the French people in the battle against violence and hatred, while Belgian foreign minister Didier Reynders both described the attack as 'barbaric'.

DEFIANT FRENCH PRESIDENT FRANCOIS HOLLANDE PLEDGES TO HIT ISIS IN SYRIA AND IRAQ HARDERFrench President Francois Hollande said it was undeniable that last night's attack was a terrorist atrocity

In an emotional speech, President Hollande said: 'Last night a lorry hit a crowd of people in Nice with the intention of killing.

'At the time i speak there are 77 victims, of which many are children.

'Once again we have seen extreme violence and it is obvious we must do everything to fight against this terrorism.

'The driver was shot and killed. We are investigating whether he was linked to any others.

'France has been hit on its national day, the 14th of July.

'I want to express my solidarity with the nation, which is now in mourning. I have instructed all regional hospitals to be prepared for an influx of injured.

'Under these circumstances we must display caution. and we must work together but we must during this busy weekend show care and attention for security.

'I will once again mention our highest military operation of security which allow the mobilisation of 10,000 military officers across the country.

'This will cover all brigades of the police, who will be called from across the country, to the Nice region to assist their comrades

'We will also pay much attention to tightening borders and I will now announce that the state of emergency which was meant to be lifted will be extended a further three months.

'Following this we will show real force and military action in Iraq and Syria.

'Our defence department will hold a meeting later this morning. Followng this meeting I will travel with the prime minsiter to Nice later today.

'France has been hit by tragedy once again.

This monstrosity of using a lorry to deliberately kill people, many people, who only came out to celebrate their national day.

'France is in tears, it is hurting but it is strong and she will be stronger - always stronger than the fanatics who wish to hurt us.'

British Prime Minister Theresa May is being kept up to date on the 'terrible incident' in Nice, a Downing Street spokesman said.

He added: 'Our thoughts are with all those affected by this terrible incident on what was a day of national celebration'.

British police forces have been asked to review security at major events across the UK following the deadly attack in Nice last night, which killed 84 people and left more than 100 injured.

Downing Street said the precautions are 'to ensure the appropriate security is in place' as Theresa May vowed to increase efforts to defeat the 'brutal' terrorist 'murderers'.

The new Prime Minister said Britain stands 'shoulder to shoulder' with France today after the 'horrifying' events in Nice last night saw several children among the victims of a terrorist who drove a truck through crowds celebrating Bastille Day.

A 'small number' of British nationals have been injured in the attack, the Prime Minister's spokesman said today.

The Government's emergency Cobra committee met this morning, while Mrs May said the UK's security threat remained at 'severe' - meaning a terror attack in Britain is highly likely.

Mrs May, who has vast experience of responding to terror threats having served as Home Secretary for the last six years, pledged to step up efforts to defeat terrorism to 'stand up for our values and for our freedom'.

France's ambassador to the United States, Gerard Araud, said last night that the world's democratic states are under attack in a Bastille Day reception in Washington.

'Our democracies - France, the United States, our other partners , we are besieged, we face a terrible threat.'

The country is already in a state of emergency after 130 people were killed in a terror attack in Paris in November. After last night's attack it was extended for another three months.

Following last night's horrific terror attack in Nice President Fran§ois Hollande has promised to show 'real force' in Iraq as he confirmed that children were among the dead.

The French leader has returned to Paris from the city of Avignon to hold an urgent meeting at the Interior Ministry and is expected to head to Nice later this morning along with the Prime Minister.

Mr Hollande held a press conference shortly after Thursday night's incident, which left at least 77 people dead after a truck ploughed through crowds watching fireworks as they celebrated Bastille Day.

In an emotional speech, he said: 'Last night a lorry hit a crowd of people in Nice with the intention of killing. At the time I speak there are 77 victims, of which many are children.

'Once again we have seen extreme violence and it is obvious we must do everything to fight against this terrorism.'

In the meeting he will seek advice on how France should react to the attack, which took place just hours after he issued a statement confirming that he would end the nation's nine-month state of emergency.

Speaking earlier in the day, the President announced that the extreme terror threat level - which had been in place since the November 13 attacks which left 130 dead - would not extend beyond July 26.

According to France 24, the state of emergency was extended three times by parliament in an effort to provide additional resources to ensuring safety through the Euro-2016 soccer tournament, which concluded on Sunday.

ut following last night's horrific attack, he has now confirmed the state of emergency will be extended by a further three months.

Speaking at the press conference, Mr Hollande said: 'The driver of the lorry was shot and killed. We are investigating whether he was linked to any others.

'I want to express my solidarity with the nation, which is now in mourning. I have instructed all regional hospitals to be prepared for an influx of the injured.

'Under these circumstances we must display caution. and we must work together, but we must during this busy weekend show care and attention for security.

'I will once again mention our highest military operation of security, which will now allow the mobilisation of 10,000 military officers across the country.

'This will cover all brigades of the police, who will be called from across the country, to the Nice region to assist their comrades

'We will also pay much attention to tightening borders and I will now announce that the state of emergency which was meant to be lifted will be extended a further three months.

Boris Johnson said he is 'shocked and saddened' by the tragedy, which will be the first major international incident he will deal with as Foreign Secretary since being given the job earlier this week.

French Interior minister Bernard Cazeneuve said: 'We are in a war with terrorists who want to strike us at any price and in a very violent way.'

Interior Ministry spokesman Pierre-Henry Brandet gave an update on the rapidly developing situation. He said: 'There is no hostage-taking. An individual drove a truck into the crowd. He was killed by police.

'Investigations are currently under way to establish if the individual acted alone or if he had accomplices who might have fled.'

Local politician Eric Ciotti said: 'It's a scene of horror.' He confirmed the truck mowed down 'several hundred people'.

He said the truck drove for more than a mile hitting people along the promenade and confirmed the driver was killed by police 'apparently after an exchange of gunfire'.

The truck was riddled with at least 40 bullet holes. The front of the vehicle was badly damaged while the front tyres had been shot out.

The Paris prosecutor's office opened an investigation for 'murder, attempted murder in an organised group linked to a terrorist enterprise'.

Witnesses caught the moment the truck mounted the pavement on video as it steered towards a large group of revelers

Bodies were strewn over more than 100 metres along the promenade in Nice in the South of France

People leaving the area were ordered to hold their hands up as they evacuated the scene near the sea front in Nice last night

Shocked survivors held each other after witnessing the massacre which killed more than 70 people injuring at least 150 others

Soldiers secured the scene while emergency workers treated the wounded and checked on those killed in yesterday's massacre

Within an hour of the attack, French authorities had handed over the investigation to anti-terrorist police

The Hotel Negresco was used as a make-shift triage centre to house survivors of last night's terrorist attack

At least 15 people are believed to be in a critical condition following last night's terrorist attack in Nice

Amid the chaotic scenes people were separated from their loved ones and were unaware whether they had survived the massacre

Emergency services used bars, restaurants, casinos and hotels as triage centres to deal with the walking wounded

A massive security operation was launched in the aftermath of the deadly massacre with survivors evacuated with their hands up

Emergency services took badly wounded survivors away from the scene in a fleet of ambulances to nearby hospitals for treatment

The front of the truck was badly damaged after it knocked down dozens of people enjoying an evening by the sea front

A man holding a small girl carried the traumatised youngster away from the scene of the massacre in Nice, southern France

French anti-terrorist police have taken over the investigation with US President Barack Obama promising his assistance

TIMELINE OF TERROR: DEADLY ISIS ATTACKS ON WEST IN LAST 12 MONTHSLocationDate AttackDeath toll Injuries Istanbul June 29, 2016 Triple suicide bombing at city's Ataturk airportThree attackers arrived in a taxi and began firing at the terminal entrance. They blew themselves up after police fired back - with CCTV footage capturing the moment one wounded extremist detonated his explosive vest seconds after a hero officer tried to detain him

41 230 Orlando June 12, 2016 Mass shooting at gay nightclub PulseLone gunman Omar Mateen - a 29-year-old American security guard - sprayed bullets across the dancefloor before taking hostages after entering the Florida nightclub in the middle of the night armed with an AR-15. He was shot and killed by Orlando police after a three-hour standoff

49 53Brussels March 22, 2016 Nail bombings in Brussels AirportTwo suicide bombers carrying homemade bombs in large suitcases attacked a departure hall at Brussels Airport in Zaventem. They exploded nine seconds apart. Another explosion took place just over an hour later in the middle carriage of a three-carriage train at Maalbeek metro station

35 340 Istanbul January 12, 2016 Suicide bomber detonates in the city's tourist-heavy historical centreNabil Fadli, a Syrian member of the Islamic State walked up to a tour group standing in Sultanahmet Square and blew himself up. Most of the victims were German but also came from Peru, South Korea and Norway

13 15ParisNovember 13, 2015Bombings and shootings in Bataclan and across the French capitalA series of coordinated attacks occurred at the national stadium during a football match between France and Germany, followed by suicide bombings and mass shootings at caf(C)s, restaurants and a music venue in the centre of the city

137 368 Egypt October 23, 2015Bomb brings down Russian jet over EgyptMetrojet Flight 9268 comes down in Sinai. Shortly after the crash, the Islamic State Sinai Branch, previously known as Ansar Bait al-Maqdis, claimed responsibility for the incident

224 0 Tunisia June 26, 2015 Mass shooting at packed tourist beachAttack occurred at Port El Kantaoui where hundreds of Brits were holidaying. Seifeddine Rezgui Yacoubi, disguised as a tourist, socialised with others, and then took out a Kalashnikov assault rifle concealed in a beach umbrella and fired at the tourists on the beach. He entered a hotel, shooting at people he came across

38 39 US President Barack Obama has condemned what appears to be 'a horrific terrorist attack' and has directed his officials to provide any assistance required by the French government.

He said: 'On behalf of the American people, I condemn in the strongest terms what appears to be a horrific terrorist attack in Nice, France, which killed and wounded dozens of innocent civilians.

'We stand in solidarity and partnership with France, our oldest ally, as they respond to and recover from this attack.

'We know that the character of the French Republic will endure long after this devastating and tragic loss of life.

'On this Bastille Day, we are reminded of the extraordinary resilience and democratic values that have made France an inspiration to the entire world.'

Carrying on: One women in Nice decided to sunbathe on a wall close to where the attack happened on the Promenade des Anglais

Holidaygoers: People arrived back at the beach with their inflatables on Friday after the horrific attack the night before

Devastated: A man appears emotional as he sits near a French flag along the beachfront the day after the attack

His Secretary of State John Kerry added: 'The horrendous attack in Nice is an attack against innocent people on a day that celebrates Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity.

'On behalf of all Americans, and especially the great many with close ties to France, I offer our deepest condolences to the friends and family of those who were killed and our hopes for a speedy recovery to those who were injured.

'I was proud to stand alongside French leaders earlier today at Bastille Day celebrations in Paris, and the United States will continue to stand firmly with the French people during this time of tragedy. We will provide whatever support is needed.

'Our embassy in Paris is making every effort to account for the welfare of U.S. citizens in Nice. Any U.S. citizens in Nice should contact friends and family directly to inform them of their well being.'

President Hollande, pictured, was updated on the massacre as he flew to the crisis nerve centre last night with PM Manuel Valls, right

Across the city, hundreds of people hid and locked themselves in cafes and bars to protect themselves from possible attack

Tens of thousands of people gathered along the coast to celebrate the annual bank holiday when they were attacked

Eyewitnesses reported there were exchanges of gunfire between police and suspected terrorists in Nice, southern France

People ran for their lives as the truck ploughed through the group of people in Nice, southern France

Several people have been injured as videos emerged showing people fleeing in panic

Emergency services helped wounded survivors into a fleet of ambulances to evacuate them from the scene for treatment

Bastille Day, which celebrates the storming of the Bastille prison in Paris during the French Revolution of 1789, is the country's biggest public holiday.

BASTILLE DAY: FRANCE'S ANNUAL DAY OF CELEBRATION Bastille Day marks the July 14, 1789, storming of the Bastille prison by angry Paris crowds that helped spark the French Revolution.

The uprising was organised by ordinary Parisians intent on making clear they would no longer accept the absolute power of King Louis XVI's as they faced high taxes and extortionate food costs.

There were not many prisoners in the Bastille at the time of the storming - only 7 people were freed - but the point was made.

That very night, 800 men destroyed the Bastille.

What happened that day began the French Revolution, in turn bringing about the modern French Republic.

The July 14 'Fªte de la F(C)d(C)ration' - which marked the first anniversary of the storming of the Bastille - became a French national holiday in 1880 and has been observed ever since.

The day itself is celebrated passionately across France, with events held throughout the country on what is now a bank holiday.

Weeks later, the National Assembly abolished feudalism and adopted the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen as its constitution.

France became united under the agreement: 'Men are born free and remain free and equal in rights.'

Months on both Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette were executed.

Nice mayor Christian Estrosi said: 'This is the worst Nice drama of history. We are terrified and we want to present to all the families our sincere condolences.'

He said flags in the city would be flown at half-mast, while a concert by US superstar Rhianna and the popular jazz festival have both been cancelled.

Horrific images depicting men and women lying on the side of a road close to the Promenade des Anglais appeared on social media.

Fireworks were filling the night sky as the drama unfolded, as the crowds enjoyed July 14th, which is always a Bank Holiday in France.

France has been repeatedly targeted in recent months.

Colin Srivastava told BBC News: 'We were basically sitting just in front of the Old Town in Nice and saw several hundred people running towards us looking panic stricken.

'We tried to ask a few of them what the hell was going on and finally got one that said, 'You need to go, the police have told us to run'.

'Just around about the base of the hill where the castle is in Nice the police came running along and said, 'Run now'.

'We had absolutely no idea what was going on, to be honest with you.

'When we got down into the port in Nice we were told by a few people who'd obviously run faster than we had that there was the story of a lorry that had gone into the people, basically cannoned into the crowd, and there were also shots fired, which is something we didn't hear about until just now on French news.'

Meanwhile, in Paris, a fire broke out near the Eiffel Tower, however authorities said this incident was not suspicious.

According to the White House: 'The president has been apprised of the situation in Nice, France, and his national security team will update him, as appropriate.'

French President Francois Hollande is heading to the Interior Ministry's crisis centre.

Police shot and killed the driver, who drove at high speed for over 100 yards along the famed Promenade des Anglais seafront before hitting the mass of spectators, regional sub-prefect Sebastien Humbert told France Info radio.

Humbert described it as a clear criminal attack, although the driver was not yet identified. Residents of the Mediterranean city close to the Italian border were advised to stay indoors. There was no sign of any other attack.

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy tweeted: 'Deep emotion and infinite sadness at the Nice attack. Solidarity with the Nicois and the inhabitants of the Alpes-Maritimes.'

Fireworks were filling the night sky as the drama unfolded, as the crowds enjoyed July 14th, which is always a Bank Holiday in France.

'It is absolute chaos,' said an eye witness who works in the Nice judiciary. 'There are reports of dozens of people killed, and many more injured. Bodies are lying everywhere.

'Police are flooding the streets, including anti-terrorism officers. Nobody knows what to do, except to hide away. Gunmen are meant to be targeting hotels.'

The lorry was seen mounting the pavement and piling into anyone the driver could see, ramming over those who tried to run away.

There were also separate reports of a possible fire near the Eiffel Tower in Paris last nigh according to witnesses

EXCLUSIVE - 'He drank alcohol, ate pork'... and took drugs. He was NOT a Muslim': Truck terrorist Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel's cousin reveals he is an 'unlikely jihadist' who beat his wife and NEVER went to the mosque

Monster: Bouhlel, who shot indiscriminately at police and members of the public, was described by a cousin as a 's***' and a 'nasty piece of work' who never observed the rules of Islam

Truck terrorist Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel was an 'unlikely jihadist' who flouted every rule of Islam, his cousin told MailOnline today.

He never prayed or attended a mosque, and hit his wife - with whom he had three children - and was in the process of getting a divorce.

Bouhlel, who had been known to the French police since January, had been on the radar for six months for petty criminality.

It is understood he lost his job as a delivery driver when he fell asleep at the wheel and crashed into four cars.

Yesterday, he was stopped by police just hours before he crushed scored of people underneath the wheels of his 19 tonne truck and fired shots indiscriminately at police and innocent bystanders.

He told officers that he was delivering ice-cream to the area and was allowed to park on the waterfront for several hours.

Horrifying footage of the moment the truck turned into a deadly juggernaut were uploaded online within minutes, showing a trail of dead bodies left in its path.

Walid Hamou, a cousin of Bouhlel's wife Hajer, told MailOnline: 'Bouhlel was not religious. He did not go to the mosque, he did not pray, he did not observe Ramadan.

'He drank alcohol, ate pork and took drugs. This is all forbidden under Islam.

'He was not a Muslim, he was a s***.

'He beat his wife, my cousin, he was a nasty piece of work.'

Bouhlel's wife was taken into protective custody by police this morning.

Detectives had raided the 12th floor apartment she had shared with her estranged husband in the early hours of the morning and another rented property nearby.

More disturbing facts emerged about Bouhlel's frame of mind in the hours leading to his murderous rampage on the Promenade des Anglais.

Kicked in: Bouhlel's home was broken into and examined for clues. He had been known to the French police since January, but was not deemed a terror threat

Murderous: After crushing scores of people with the lorry, Bouhlel then got out and opened fire on the terrified revellers trying to flee

Target: French police raided a apartment Bouhlel was renting close to his estranged wife and ransacked the property, looking for clues

Not a Muslim: Walid Hamou, a cousin of Bouhlel's wife Hajer, told MailOnline: 'Bouhlel was not religious. He did not go to the mosque, he did not pray, he did not observe Ramadan'

Thief: Bouhlel was already known by police following accusations of domestic violence and theft, and was arrested following a pub brawl on January 27

He was not a Muslim, he was a s***. 'He beat his wife, my cousin, he was a nasty piece of work.

Speaking to L'Express he said: Look this is someone who drinks, smokes cannabis.'

Hannan, who lived on the floor below, said: 'He always looked at me oddly. He stared at us and we avoided him.'

Another neighbour described him as shifty and unwillingly to make contact.

Also, it now seems that the guns found in the van were fake and the grenade inoperable.

'Why?' said Wissam. 'What was the point of that?'

Focus: Officers pored over every inch of the 12th floor apartment Bouhlel lived in with his wife Hajer and the rented apartment nearby which he moved into when they separated

Fired: The father-of-three worked as a delivery driver, but is believed to have been fired recently after falling asleep at the wheel and crashing into four vehicles on a highway

12th floor: Police raided the 12th floor apartment as more details emerged about Bouhlel's life. The 31-year-old was stopped by police just hours before he crushed scored of people underneath the wheels of his 19 tonne truck and fired shots indiscriminately at police and innocent bystanders

It comes after Bouhlel was named by police as the terrorist who drove a lorry for more than a mile through crowds of people celebrating Bastille Day in the southern French city.

The attack left a trail of devastation, killing at least 84 people including 10 children, on the Promenade des Anglais.

After crushing scores of people with the lorry, the driver then got out and opened fire on the terrified revellers trying to flee.

Police were able to end the attack by shooting dead the gunmen.

Mr Hamou, 30, said: 'My cousin is with the police. They took her way at about 11am this morning, for her own protection. She is at the police station now giving a statement.'

Bouhlel is understood have separated from his wife two years ago.

Neighbour Nassim, 33, told MailOnline: 'Bouhlel used to live in this block of flats with his wife and family. I lived next door to him.

'He was not a fanatical muslim. He drank alcohol, he chased girls, he went to nightclubs. He did not go to the mosque. He was not religious at all.

'He split up from his wife about two years ago. She is a lovely woman.'

Bouhlel had lived with his wife and three young children in a flat in a run-down apartment block in a poor neighbourhood of Nice.

He worked as a delivery driver, but is believed to have been fired recently after falling asleep at the wheel and crashing into four vehicles on a highway.

Bouhlel was already known by police following accusations of domestic violence and theft, and was arrested following a pub brawl on January 27.

Council workmen were today repairing the front door of the former family home which had been smashed in by anti-terrorist police in the early hours of the morning.

Meanwhile detectives and anti-terrorist police were sifting through his belongings at the small rental apartment nearby where he had lived since the split.

Forensic officers were investigating a white van outside the property.

Faces of the missing: Friends and families in desperate plea to find children feared caught up in Bastille Day truck massacre

These are the faces of children and adults missing after the Bastille Day massacre in Nice.

Friends and family members have shared photos of their loved ones online in a desperate bid to locate them after 84 people were killed when a terrorist gunman drove a 19-tonne lorry through crowds on a mile-long killing spree on Thursday night.

The images shared on social media include friends, brothers, sisters, mothers and numerous young people who have reportedly vanished since the attack carried out by a 31-year-old French Tunisian named by local newspaper Nice Matin as Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel.

The married father of three, mounted pavements at high speed and ploughed through crowds watching fireworks on Bastille Day.

At least 10 babies and children were killed, some in buggies, with least 54 children also being treated in hospital.

Many of the heartbreaking messages posted on Twitter include photos of mothers and daughters and show screenshots of frantic messages sent to the missing, with no reply. They were shared via a Twitter account called Recherche NICE.

Here are their faces:

These are the faces of children and adults missing after the Bastille Day massacre in Nice - posted online by the people terrified for their safety

'MAYBE THIS IS A BIT SELFISH BUT IT DID SPOIL OUR SHOPPING TRIP': EXCRUCIATING MOMENT BRITISH TOURIST COMPLAINS ABOUT NICE TERROR ATTACKA British woman has claimed her shopping trip to Nice was 'spoiled' when a terrorist gunman killed 84 people and seriously injured 50 more after he drove a 19-tonne lorry into crowds celebrating Bastille Day.

The tourist, named as Lucy Nesbitt-Comaskey, told Sky News: 'Maybe this is awful and maybe a bit selfish but it did spoil our shopping trip.

'We bought all this lovely shopping and now I can't be bothered with it. It doesn't mean anything now,' she said.

On Friday morning, Nesbitt-Comaskey issued a grovelling apology for her remarks via Facebook. She claimed that she was understandably 'in shock' at the time after witnessing the horrific events and misspoke while speaking to journalists.

British tourist Lucy Nesbitt-Comaskey said the Nice terror attack 'spoiled' her shopping trip

'My sincere condolences to the French people who have lost their loved one's today in Nice.

'I'm deeply sorry if my interview with Sky News sounded uncompassionate. I was totally distressed and shocked. My words came out wrong. Once again sorry,' she said.

Nesbitt-Comaskey was planning to go to the fireworks display on the promenade but had stopped to find a toilet on the way when the horror broke out.

She said restaurants along the promenade urged everyone to come inside.

'I said to my friend 'This doesn't sound like fireworks, it sounds like Beirut when it's under fire',' she recalled.

Lucy Nesbitt-Comaskey was understandably distressed when she made her remarks. On Friday morning she issued a grovelling apology via Facebook

Lucy Nesbitt-Comaskey planned to watch the Bastille Day fireworks display but had stopped to use the toilets on the way when the terror broke out

'This is war:' Donald Trump quickly seizes on 'horrific' Nice Bastille Day attack and says if elected president, he will ask Congress for declaration of war on ISIS

Donald Trump said if elected president, he would declare war on the Islamic State - hours after quickly seizing on horrific reports of another deadly attack in France to ask his Twitter followers: 'When will we learn?'

Trump was responding to reports that 80 people had been killed and more than 100 injured when a truck carrying weapons and hand grenades plowed into people celebrating Bastille Day in Nice on Thursday evening.

Although it was not immediately clear who was behind the attack, Trump said in an interview with Fox News Channel's The O'Reilly Factor, Trump said: 'This is war.'

He said if he's elected president, he would ask Congress for a declaration of war on ISIS '' as unconfirmed reports claimed the terror group had claimed responsibility for the attack.

Quick: Donald Trump seized on horrific reports of another deadly attack in France, asking his Twitter followers: 'When will we learn?'

The 70-year-old said that to fight the terror group, which he called a 'cancer,' NATO should be used 'for a purpose.'

In another interview, Trump called for President Obama to acknowledge the problem was 'radical Islam.'

He also reiterated his call for the United States to tighten its borders and brought up his proposal to ban Muslims from entering the country as a solution.

As news broke of the attack, the billionaire real estate mogul tweeted: 'Another horrific attack, this time in Nice, France. Many dead and injured. When will we learn? It is only getting worse'.

In an interview with Fox News' Great van Susteren later on Thursday night, Trump said 'it's about time' Obama used the term 'radical Islam.'

Although not much is known yet about the attacks in Nice, Tump said: 'Generally speaking, I don't think the people come out of Sweden, OK?

'It's probably, possibly, but if it is indeed radical Islamic terrorism, it's about time that [Obama] would say so, OK?

'It's about time, because you're never gonna solve this problem unless you're gonna define it. People would sigh with relief. If it's radical Islamic terrorism, he oughta say it.'

Meanwhile, President Obama condemned what he said 'appears to be a horrific terrorist attack' in Nice.

Noting that the attack occurred on Bastille Day, Obama said: 'We are reminded of the extraordinary resilience and democratic values that have made France an inspiration to the entire world, and we know that the character of the French Republic will endure long after this devastating and tragic loss of life.'

Obama said the U.S. has offered French officials 'any assistance that they may need to investigate this attack and bring those responsible to justice.'

But Trump used the attacks as an opportunity to reiterate his plan of solving the problem of terrorism by placing a ban on Muslims coming into the country.

'We have to tighten things up. Look at San Bernardino, what happened there.

'You look at Paris, prior to this, 130 people dead. Hundreds of people still in the hospital. I mean, what are we doing? We're trying to be so nice. We're trying to be so civil.

'We're so weak, the world has got to strengthen up and we have to be very tight with our borders.'

On the attacks in Nice, Trump said: 'We're living in a whole different world that there's no respect for law and order. There's no respect for anything or anybody.

'This has to be dealt with very harshly. When I come out with my non-politically correct statements that a lot of people love and some people think are so terrible and then you have attacks like this and so many other attacks

'We have to get awfully tough and we have to get very, very smart and vigilant. And if we don't, we're just not going to have a society, we're not going to have a world anymore.'

Asked what he would do to address the problem of terrorism if he was president, Trump replied: 'Well, I'd be making it very, very hard for people to come into our country, for one thing, from terrorist areas.

'I would be so extreme in terms of documentation. Obama's allowing a lot of people to come in. No idea who they are. They're from Syria, maybe, but they have no paperwork.

'I would not allow people to come in from terrorist nations. I would do extreme vetting, I would call it extreme vetting too.

'Our country has tremendous problems. We don't need any more of the problems.'

In a separate interview on Fox, Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton said the U.S. needs to 'stand strongly' with France and strengthen alliances, including with NATO, in order to ferret out terrorism and prevent future attacks.

Clinton says she would intensify efforts to put together a more effective coalition against terrorism.

In the wake of a series of co-ordinated terror attacks that left 130 people dead in Paris on November 13 last year, Trump similarly seized the opportunity to blame stringent gun laws for the massacre.

At a campaign rally shortly afterwards, he told his supporters that it would have been a 'much different situation' if the victims had been armed.

He also said he would close some mosques to stop extremist attacks in the United States.

'You're going to have to watch and study the mosques because a lot of talk is going on at the mosques,' Trump said during an interview with MSNBC's 'Morning Joe' program in November last year.

Then, after a radicalized Muslim couple opened fire and killed 14 people in San Bernardino, California, Trump controversially proposed a ban on all Muslim immigrants into the United States.

'Donald J. Trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States until our country's representatives can figure out what is going on,' his campaign said in a release last December.

Despite a backlash, Trump stuck with his proposal. During Fox Business Network's GOP debate in January, Trump said: 'Look, we have to stop with political correctness.

'We have to get down to creating a country that's not going to have the kind of problems that we've had with people flying planes into the World Trade Centers, with the '-- with the shootings in California, with all the problems all over the world. ... We have to find out what's going on.'

Attack: Gunshots rang out in the streets, with gunmen reportedly targeting hotels and cafes in the port city with residents warned to lock themselves inside

Standing guard: A soldier is seen near the site of the attack on the French Riviera town of Nice after a van plouwed into a crowd leaving a fireworks display

Later, Trump began to stress the 'temporary nature' of his proposed ban.

'This is just a suggestion until we find out what's going on,' he said on Fox News radio in May.

But then, in a speech reacting to the massacre in Orlando in June, Trump reiterated his proposed Muslim ban '' despite the fact that the gunman was an American citizen, born in New York to Afghan parents.

'I called for a ban after San Bernardino and was met with great scorn and anger,' Trump said during a speech the day after the shooting.

'But now ... many are saying that I was right to do so. And although the pause is temporary, we must find out what is going on. We have to do it,' he said.

'It will be lifted, this ban, when and as a nation we're in a position to properly and perfectly screen these people coming into our country.'

Gunman Omar Mateen opened fire inside a gay nightclub on June 12, killing 49 people in what became the worst mass shooting in the United States.

ISIS quickly claimed credit for the attacks and authorities said Mateen called 911 during the massacre to pledge allegiance to the terror group.

Hours after the massacre, a gloating Trump took to Twitter to say: 'Appreciate the congrats for being right on radical Islamic terrorism. I don't want congrats. I want toughness and vigilance. We must be smart!'

Meanwhile, Trump said that in light of the attack in Nice, he will postpone a news conference scheduled for Friday in New York concerning his Vice-Presidential announcement.

After a day of speculation about who will join Trump on the GOP's presidential ticket, Trump wrote on Twitter: 'In light of the horrible attack in Nice, France, I have postponed tomorrow's news conference concerning my Vice Presidential announcement.'

Trump was set to formally announce the decision on his choice of running mate at an 11am news conference at a hotel in midtown Manhattan on Friday, with just three days to go until Republicans gather in Cleveland, Ohio, to officially select their nominee for the White House.

Trump's campaign advisers told Republican officials that the 70-year-old has picked Indiana Governor Mike Pence as his running mate, two Republican sources told Reuters.

However, Trump officials said he had not yet made a final decision.

On Thursday, CNN and ABC both reported, without naming their sources, that Pence, a 57-year-old Christian evangelical and stalwart of the American right, had accepted the vice presidential slot.

But the announcement will now be delayed, Trump said on Thursday.

Late on Thursday, a truck drive onto the sidewalk and plowed through a crowd of revelers who'd been gathered to watch Bastille Day fireworks in Nice, France.

At least 80 people were killed and dozens injured, authorities say. The truck reportedly mounted the pavement at approximately 40mph and steered directly towards people watching a fireworks display in the city.

'We were at the Neptune beach and a firework display had just finished,' a witness called Antoine said. 'That is when we saw a white lorry. It was going quickly at 60-70 kilometres an hour.'

Gunshots rang out in the streets, with gunmen targeting hotels and cafes in the port city as residents were warned to lock themselves in doors for their safety.

The RAID anti-terror squad has been deployed to the city.

Hundreds of people were watching fireworks along the promenade when the attack began.

The gunman jumped out of the truck after plowing through the pedestrians and started opening fire.

Officials said the driver was shot dead near the scene. A second suspect is thought to be on the run.

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Intelligence Boss: Another Terrorist Attack Could Spark Civil War

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The head of France's intelligence agency has called on his government to allocate resources to the surveillance of ''far right'' organisations, warning the country could be on the verge of civil war thanks to public unrest over the handling of Islamic terrorism.Fielding questions behind closed doors from the Parliamentary Select Committee inquiry into the Paris attacks in November 2015, the transcript of which has today been released, Patrick Calvar, the head of the Directorate General of Internal Security (RPS) explained that it was not just an escalation of the terrorists' capabilities he feared, but also the subsequent response from what he termed the ''far right''.

''We must absolutely not yield [to terrorism],'' he told the Committee on 24 May.

''I think we will win against terrorism; I am, however, more concerned about the radicalisation of society and the basic movement that drives it. That's what worries me when I talk with my European colleagues: we will have, at one time or another, to provide resources to deal with other extremist groups because confrontation is inevitable.''

Asked to clarify whether by ''extremist groups'' he meant the extreme right and left, Mr. Calvar replied: ''The far left is another matter. You will have a confrontation between the far right and the Muslim world '' not the Islamists, but the Muslim world.''

It is clear that Mr. Calvar sees the right wing response to Islamic terrorism being as much of a problem as the terrorism itself, and is determined to persuade the government to share his view.

The comments made at the inquiry follow remarks he made earlier in May before the National Defence Committee, in which he again warned of a rise in nationalism and asked for more resources to police community groups dedicated to fighting Islam.

''All of Europe is in danger of rising extremism so we are, domestically, trying to put in place the resources to watch far right groups who are waiting for confrontation,'' he told Parliamentarians.

''You'll recall that I like to use direct language; well, I think a confrontation will take place.

''If another attack or two occur, it will happen. It is therefore down to us to anticipate and confound all those groups who would, at some point, spark clashes between communities.

''The temptations of populism, border closures, the inability of Europe to give a joint response, failure to adopt legislation applicable everywhere; we face enormous problems. And I note, increasingly, a tendency to turn inward.''

A police source has told French paper L'Express that Mr. Calvar has made similar remarks when talking to policing organisations. ''Calvar fears a new terrorist attack, as it would prove that the state's resources are not adequate [to prevent terrorism],'' the source said. Mr. Calvar clearly believes such an event would lead to vigilantism by French patriots.

''With the rise of the Islamist risk, we have focused our surveillance on the jihadists in recent years. We have made less effort to watch the far right,'' the source noted.

But Mr. Calvar acknowledges that Islamic terrorism is the major threat to French security, and has warned of that risk increasing as the terrorists gain access to superior technology.

Islamic terrorists have long tried to construct dirty bombs using medical radioactive products, and have been attempting to develop ricin attacks to instil fear and panic into Western nations, he explained. But the fall of Saddam Hussein and the Syrian civil war has put advanced weapons into the hands of terrorists.

''If given the opportunity, they will export these weapons,'' he warned.

''The real challenge for them is to bring them here, especially because of the dangerousness of the products in question. So for now, they continue to use more basic attacks. [But] I'm sure they'll move beyond the stage of bombs and car bombs, and therefore increase their power.

''They will eventually train fighters whose mission it is to organise terrorist attacks without the use of suicide devices. For this, they need bombs [capable of remote detonation] and the ability to organise the logistics, that is to say, to settle in our territory and acquire the products needed.''

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Aangirfan: NICE ATTACK 2016 - FALSE FLAG

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"The truck drove very slowly." - Augenzeuge Gutjahr1. On 14 July 2016, "police shot and killed a driver, Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, who drove a truck at high speed for over 100 yards along the seafront in Nice, hitting a mass of spectators.."France reels as Bastille Day attack leaves 84 dead in Nice

"The perpetrator, Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, was a local 30-year-old career criminal, known to police."Niceterror attack: Driver who killed 84 on French Riviera was criminal known to police

On 24 March 2016, the truck driver, Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, was given a six months suspended prison sentence for armed assault (an altercation following an accident traffic, committed with an improvised weapon, namely a pallet) carried out in January 2016.

Le conducteur du camion ./ Le Monde

...Police shooting at the cab of the truck.On 14 July 2016, "gunshots rang out in the streets, with gunmen targeting hotels and cafes in the port city in the south of France."

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But, it looks like the truck driver was in the truck's cab."A pistol, several grenades and larger guns were reportedly among the items uncovered from the 25-tonne vehicle after the terrifying attack.

"Reports claim some of these weapons were fake."

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"The Nice terrorist ... had been parked on the street for nearly nine hours and even told police he was delivering ice cream..."The killer ... was previously known to police for violence and theft...

"Despite allegedly questioning the driver, police officers in the southern French city did nothing to move him on as he waited to begin the attack.

"Heavy duty lorries are normally banned from the roads during national holidays and Sundays..."

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"It is not clear how the truck was able to breach the barriers to the promenade closed for pedestrians and spectators during the 14th of July celebration.

"According to eye-witnesses, it took the police and firemen about half an hour to get to the scene.

"How is it possible that such a crowd is not 'protected' by patrolling police and military? And that in a country under effective Martial Law?"

The alleged killer, 31-year-old Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, "was not known ... to hold radical or Islamist views, the sources said."

Bastille Day Nice attacker 'was married with three children'

French television station BFM TV reported that he was a divorced father of three."He didn't pray and liked girls and Salsa," according to BFM's crime correspondent.

According to BFMTV "he had also recently caused an accident after falling asleep at the wheel while working as a delivery driver, and was taken into custody following the incident."

"Police found ... a number of fake weapons and grenades in his vehicle after the attack."

Who is the Nice terror attack suspect? Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel

2. Israel gets what it wants.The President of France says: "I will now announce that the state of emergency which was meant to be lifted will be extended a further three months."Following this we will show real force and military action in Iraq and Syria"

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Allegedly, in France, Israel recruits people for ISIS.The Likudnik Donald Trump gains from the CIA-MOSSAD Strategy of Tension.TRUMP, PENCE.

3. There is a belief that drivers can be mind controlled and terror incidents can be faked.On 22 December 2014 a bin lorry collided with pedestrians in the city centre of Glasgow, Scotland, killing six and injuring fifteen others.

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The driver of the council-owned vehicle, Harry Clarke, said he had passed out at the wheel.

Are these drivers themselves victims of MK ULTRA mind control?...

6. In December 2014, two men ploughed their cars into pedestrians in two days - separate incidents "that left France reeling."

The first driver allegedly shouted 'Allahu Akbar' (God is greatest) as he drove into people in the eastern city of Dijon, injuring 13.

"The 40-year-old driver had a long history of mental illness, and no ties to jihadist groups, the government said.

"A day later, a man rammed a white van into a Christmas market in the western city of Nantes, killing one person and injuring nine others. He then stabbed himself several times.

"Prosecutors said a notebook was found in his vehicle in which he spoke of his 'hatred for society' and said he feared 'being killed by secret agents'."

The man 'committed suicide' in his prison cell in 2016 while awaiting trial.

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Above we see "the Stade de France bomber Bilal Hadfi". The spooks use the kids for child abuse rings and then for acts of false flag terrorism.

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Black Lives Matter Activists Angry With Nice Terror Attack Response

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Black Lives Matter (BLM) supporters have claimed the deadly terrorist attack in France was ''to make people lose attention'' [sic] in their movement and focus on ''white'' lives instead.''Ok I've come to the conclusion that what happened in Nice was to make people lose attention off [sic] #BlackLivesMatter and focus and unite against us'', wrote Twitter user Semsa, who is based in London but says ''Egypt's the motherland''. She has since made her account private.

''Don't #PrayForNice we are fighting a civil war against whites. #BLM'', tweeted Franklin Omar, an activist who also appears to be from London, and describes himself as a ''Muslim''.

''I'm seeing all this ignorant hate for Muslims. THESE PEOPLE AREN'T MUSLIM. #PrayForNice #Nice #NotAllMuslims'', wrote Mr. Omar later. Adding:

''Your women are ours now. Allah (pbuh) has promised them to us. Piss off white crusader, watch as Rome burns'', and, ''lol we've already won Europe, USA can't do anything against the caliphate white pussy, USA men cant fuck, good luck.''

''It's sad to see all these people saying Pray for Nice, France but you guys can't even say Black Lives Matter'', tweeted California-based model and BLM supporter Klarivel Garcia.

''As sad as it is to hear about France I'm even more sad [sic] that now the media will push #BlackLivesMatter even further back in the que [sic]'', wrote a Los Angeles-based BLM activist.

''Lol why did these haters tweet me about my #BlackLivesMatter comment. Guess what #BlackLivesMatter #BlackLivesMatter #BlackLivesMatter'', she added after other users criticised the comment.

Hacktivist group Anonymous and Black Lives Matter had announced a so-called ''day of rage'' to be held today, the day after the deadly terrorist attack in southern French city.

''Once again we are calling upon the citizens of the United States, in conjunction with the Black Lives Matter movement as well as other civil rights activists, to participate in a day of action against the injustices of corrupt officers,'' Anonymous declared in a video.

Last night, at least 84 people died in Nice, including children, after a lorry slammed through a crowd celebrating Bastille Day, France's national day.

Identification papers found in the truck point to a 31-year-old Nice resident that held dual French and Tunisian citizenship. French President Fran§ois Hollande declared it an ''undeniable'' terrorist attack.

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[3:32 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: Something going on in turkey. Army tanks in the streets of Ankara. Military in the streets if instantly. F16 flying over very low in Ankara.

Helicopter fired at Turkish Intel HQ

Military in the streets if Istanbul

YouTube twitter Facebook down including newspapers

[3:37 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: https://twitter.com/Havrekhshaeta/status/754050251909193728/video/1

[3:37 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: Cobra helicopters shooting in the city

[3:38 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: TURKEY: Chief of General Staff declares "Turkey is under TSK control"-- indicating the coup may have succeeded.

[3:39 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: TSK is Turkish armed forces

[3:46 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: Special forces center bombed by f16's

[3:48 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: Tanks shooting at presidential palace

[3:50 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: Last coup was in 1997 also by army

[3:56 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: US military just ordered to force protection condition delta

[3:56 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: US military in turkey

[3:57 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: Which generally means major terror attack imminent

[3:57 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: All social media and erdogan news channels down

[4:32 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: Erdogan via FaceTime op Arabische tv

[4:34 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: Erdogon(e) in hotel room with curtains closed

[4:48 PM, 7/15/2016] Adam Curry: He's grasping at straws now.

[4:52 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: Erdogan asking asylum in Germany US officials told NBC

[4:52 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: UnconfirmedErdogan Seeks Asylum in Germany: ReportDeclared via FaceTime: “I am the president.”www.thedailybeast.com

[4:59 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: http://www.thedailybeast.com/cheats/2016/07/15/erdogan-seeks-asylum-in-germany-report.html?via=desktop&source=copyurl

[5:00 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: General Intelligence Headquarters building Ankara

[5:03 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: Cobra helicopters terug in Ankara

[5:13 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: Cobra helicopters shooting at state broadcasters HQ

[5:14 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: Military chief of staff has been killed

[5:16 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: TRT building also under fire now

[5:16 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: F16 dropped bomb in ankara

[5:19 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: Turkish parlaiment under fire from the air and ground

[5:20 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: Ankara police hq also under fire

[5:21 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: https://twitter.com/bm21_grad/status/754069827296358401

[5:22 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: Germany rejected asylum now he's trying UK

[5:25 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: Turkish military has blocked off incirlik airbase where B61 nukes are

[5:27 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: Air strikes on erdogans palaceŞeyh Pir on Twitter“Ak saray önü son dakika ateş açılma anı #SokağaSakınÇıkma #Ankara https://t.co/DkI1lblwQm”twitter.com

[5:49 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: https://twitter.com/Hz_Shakespeare/status/754085065370591233/video/1

[5:57 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: Turkish army ordered the arrest of all wounded ISIS members in turkey

[6:25 PM, 7/15/2016] Adam Curry: Holy shit. Flight of the Valkyries!

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Operation Valkyrie (German: Unternehmen Walk¼re) was a German World War II emergency continuity of government operations plan issued to the Territorial Reserve Army of Germany to execute and implement in case of a general breakdown in civil order of the nation. Failure of the government to maintain control of civil affairs might have been caused by the Allied bombing of German cities, or uprising of the millions of foreign forced laborers working in German factories.

German Army (Heer) officers General Friedrich Olbricht, Major General Henning von Tresckow, and Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg modified the plan with the intention of using it to take control of German cities, disarm the SS, and arrest the Nazi leadership once Hitler had been assassinated in the 20 July plot. Hitler's death (as opposed to his arrest) was required to free German soldiers from their oath of loyalty to him (Reichswehreid). After lengthy preparation, the plot was activated in 1944, but failed.

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The original plan, designed to deal with internal disturbances in emergency situations, was designed by General Friedrich Olbricht's staff in his capacity as head of General Army Office and was approved by Hitler.[1] The idea of using the Reserve Army in the German homeland for a coup existed before, but the refusal of Colonel-General Friedrich Fromm, Chief of the Reserve Army and the only person who could initiate Operation Valkyrie besides Hitler, to cooperate, was a serious obstacle to the conspirators. Nevertheless, after the lessons of a failed assassination attempt on 13 March 1943, Olbricht felt that the original coup plan was inadequate and that the Reserve Army should be used in the coup even without Fromm's cooperation.

The original Valkyrie order only dealt with strategy to ensure combat readiness of units among scattered elements of the Reserve Army. Olbricht added a second part, 'Valkyrie II' which provided for the swift mustering of units into battle groups ready for action. In August and September 1943, General Henning von Tresckow found Olbricht's revision inadequate, thus greatly expanded the Valkyrie plan and drafted new supplementary orders. A secret declaration began with the words: "The F¼hrer Adolf Hitler is dead! A treacherous group of party leaders has attempted to exploit the situation by attacking our embattled soldiers from the rear to seize power for themselves." Detailed instructions were written for occupation of government ministries in Berlin, Himmler's headquarters in East Prussia, radio stations, telephone exchanges, other Nazi infrastructure through military districts, and concentration camps.[1] (Previously, it was believed that Colonel Claus Schenk von Stauffenberg was mainly responsible for the Valkyrie plan, but documents recovered by the Soviet Union after the war and released in 2007 suggest that a detailed plan was developed by Tresckow in autumn 1943.)[2] All documents were handled by Tresckow's wife, Erika, and by Margarete von Oven, his secretary. Both women wore gloves to leave no fingerprints.[3]

In essence, the plan was to trick the Reserve Army into the seizure and removal of the civilian government of wartime Germany under the false pretense that the SS had attempted a coup d'tat and assassinated Hitler. The key requirement was that the rank-and-file soldiers and junior officers who were supposed to execute this plan would be motivated to do so based upon their false belief that it was the Nazi civilian leadership who had behaved with disloyalty and treason against the state, and were therefore required to be removed. The conspirators counted on the soldiers to obey their orders as long as they came from the legitimate channel '-- namely, the Reserve Army High Command in the emergency situation following Hitler's death. Apart from Hitler, only General Friedrich Fromm, commander of the Reserve Army, could activate Operation Valkyrie. Therefore, Fromm had to either be won over to the conspiracy, or in some way neutralized for the plan to succeed. Fromm, like many senior officers, largely knew about the military conspiracies against Hitler, but neither supported them nor reported them to the Gestapo.

The key role in its actual implementation was played by Colonel Claus Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg, after his assassination attempt on Hitler on 20 July 1944. Stauffenberg also further improved the Valkyrie plan and made changes to address changing situations. Stauffenberg's position as Chief of Staff of the Reserve Army gave him access to Hitler for reports and at the same time required his presence at headquarters for implementation of Valkyrie. At first, Tresckow and Stauffenberg sought out other officers with access to Hitler who could carry out the assassination. General Helmuth Stieff, Chief of Organization in Army High Command, volunteered to be the assassin but later backed down. Tresckow attempted several times to be assigned to Hitler's headquarters without success. Finally, Stauffenberg decided to carry out both the assassination attempt and the Valkyrie operation, which greatly reduced the chance of success. After two abortive attempts, Stauffenberg placed the bomb on 20 July and hurried back to Berlin to assume his pivotal role.

Discovering that the bomb had not killed Hitler, Fromm ordered the executions of General Friedrich Olbricht, his chief of staff Colonel Albrecht Mertz von Quirnheim, Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg, and his adjutant Lieutenant Werner von Haeften. Shortly after midnight, the condemned men were led to a mound of earth back-lit by idling vehicles where each was executed by firing squad in the courtyard of Bendlerstrasse headquarters.[4]

Initial order to the WehrkreiseEditI. The F¼hrer Adolf Hitler is dead!

An unscrupulous clique of party leaders alien to the front has attempted, under the exploitation of this situation, to betray the hard-struggling front and to seize power for their own selfish purposes.II. In this hour of greatest danger, the government of the Reich has declared a state of military emergency for the maintenance of law and order and at the same time has transferred the executive power, with the supreme command of the Wehrmacht, to me.

III. With this, I order:

1. I transfer the executive power '' with the right of delegation, to the territorial commanders '' on the home front, to the commander of the army reserves under the simultaneous appointment to the supreme commander in the homeland war '' in the occupied western area, to the supreme commander west '' in Italy, to the supreme commander southwest '' in the occupied eastern area, to the supreme commander of the army groups and the commander of the Wehrmacht eastern land for their respective area of command '' in Denmark and Norway, to the Wehrmacht commander.2. The holders of executive power have control over:a) all sections and units of the Wehrmacht, including the Waffen-SS, RAD and the OT, within their area of command;b) all public authorities (of the Reich, Germany, the states and the municipalities), especially the entire law enforcement police, security police and administrative police;c) all office bearers and subdivisions of the NSDAP and those of its affiliated associations;d) the transportation services and public utilities3. The entire Waffen-SS is integrated into the army with immediate effect.4. The holders of executive power are responsible for the maintenance of public order and security. They especially have to ensure:a) the protection of communicationsb) the elimination of the SD (Security Service).Any opposition to the military power of enforcement is to be ruthlessly crushed.In this hour of highest danger for the Fatherland, unity of the Wehrmacht and the maintenance of full discipline are the uppermost requirements.That is why I make it the duty of all commanders of the army, the navy, and the air force to support the holders of executive power in carrying out their difficult task with all means at their disposal and to guarantee the compliance of their directives by the subordinate sections. The German soldier stands before a historical task. It will depend on his energy and attitude whether Germany will be saved.

In film and televisionEditBibliographyEditEnglishEditPhilipp von Boeselager, "Valkyrie: The Plot to Kill Hitler, trans. Steven Rendall, Phoenix (Weidenfeld and Nicolson), 2009 (ISBN 978-0-7538-2566-2)Joachim Fest, Plotting Hitler's Death: The German Resistance to Hitler, 1933''1945, 1996 (ISBN 0-8050-5648-3)Hans Bernd Gisevius, Valkyrie: An Insider's Account of the Plot to Kill Hitler, 2009 reprint of one volume abridgement of two volume text, To the Bitter End, 1947. Foreword by Allen Welsh Dulles, introduction by Peter Hoffmann. Translated by Richard and Clara Winston; Da Capo Press, Cambridge, MA (ISBN 978-0-306-81771-7)Nigel Jones, Countdown to Valkyrie: The July Plot to Assassinate Hitler. Frontline, 2008 (ISBN 9781848325081)GermanEditHelena Page, General Friedrich Olbricht: Ein Mann des 20. Julis, 1993, Bouvier Verlag, Bonn ISBN 3-416-02514-8Dr. phil. Gerd R. Uebersch¤r: Auf dem Weg zum 20. Juli 1944, Motive und Entwicklung der Milit¤ropposition gegen Hitler.,[1]Bernd R¼thers: Spiegelbild einer Verschw¶rung '' Zwei Abschiedsbriefe zum 20. Juli 1944. Juristenzeitung 14/2005, pp. 689''698Hans-Adolf Jacobsen (Hrsg.): Spiegelbild einer Verschw¶rung. Die Opposition gegen Hitler und der Staatsstreich vom 20. Juli 1944 in der SD-Berichterstattung. Geheime Dokumente aus dem ehemaligen Reichssicherheitshauptamt. 2 Vol., Stuttgart 1984Peter Hoffmann: Widerstand, Staatsstreich, Attentat. Der Kampf der Opposition gegen Hitler. Munich 1985 Montserrat (reissue)NotesEdit^ abJoachim Fest, Plotting Hitler's Death: The German Resistance to Hitler, 1933''1945, 1996, p219^Peter Hoffmann, "Oberst i. G. Henning von Tresckow und die Staatsstreichpl¤ne im Jahr 1943^Joachim Fest, Plotting Hitler's Death: The German Resistance to Hitler, 1933''1945, 1996, p220^Rupert Butler, The Gestapo: A History of Hitler's Secret Police 1933-45. London: Amber Books Ltd. 2004. pg. 149.

[6:26 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: Yes

[6:26 PM, 7/15/2016] Adam Curry: The 1944 op or this one?

[6:26 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: Erdogan blames Gulen

[6:26 PM, 7/15/2016] Adam Curry: Of course.Aydın Cingöz on Twitter“Ankara'da az önce canlı yayında olanlar; https://t.co/0lIaEqAxgs”twitter.com

[6:29 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: https://twitter.com/AydinCingoz/status/754070826815807488/video/1

[6:44 PM, 7/15/2016] Adam Curry: In holding pattern

[6:50 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: Was not allowed to land in Istanbul so jet returned to izmir

[7:00 PM, 7/15/2016] Adam Curry: Ok dude. Welterusten. Thanks!Ross Kemp Rojava - The Fight Against ISISRoss Kemp Rojava - The Fight Against ISIS 2016www.youtube.com

[7:12 PM, 7/15/2016] Agent Orange: https://youtu.be/vDwbwcHZIsw

[6:11 AM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Adam I have to correct myself assassination of AH was on July 20 1944

[6:11 AM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: The go for Valkyrie was on July 16 1944

[9:25 AM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Countries who help or support Gulen are at war with Turkey

[9:44 AM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Why was the transponder of his Gulfstream on

[9:44 AM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: One manpad and he's gone

[9:46 AM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: My thinking as well. Also he submitted the Gülen extradition request 3 days before this "coup"

[9:46 AM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: But Kerry, Nuland and Biden in. Moscow is suspicious

[9:48 AM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: And if this was CIA/NATO op as some claim, it probably wouldn't have failed.

[9:49 AM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: No all US social media would be down including FaceTime Skype

[9:49 AM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: If they were involved

[9:49 AM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: Agreed

[9:50 AM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Facebook twitter nstagram were down but not FaceTime and skype

[9:50 AM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: And erdogan used an iphone

[9:51 AM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: Maybe US collaborated?

[9:51 AM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: He said that after his interview an F16 dropped a bomb on the hotel in marmaris

[9:52 AM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Why not wait until he is in his Gulfstream and splash that in the air

[9:53 AM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: It was a nice show.

[9:53 AM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: And it will happen again in the future

[9:53 AM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: It's part of turkey's history

[9:54 AM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: But erdogan starts to look more and more like adolf

[9:54 AM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: Just hard to believe US mil isn't involved when they bring out loaded F16's and Cobras

[9:54 AM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: The AH comparison with Valkyrie is interesting

[9:55 AM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: With my last remark I'm referring to how erdogan spoke he survived he is the leader Allah is on my side etc etc

[9:58 AM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: I'll be in Berlin on the 20th for the commemorations at the Bentlerblock where Valkyrie started and count von Stauffenberg was shot

[10:00 AM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Today the buildings are still used by German army

[10:20 AM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: After some thought: perhaps this was just a warning shot from the US (and possibly with Putin) towards Erdogan:

"Shape up or ship out".Erdogan gives Turkish military immunityPresident Erdogan has handed wide-ranging legal immunity to the Turkish military, in the latest sign of a détente between the former enemies. A bill signed off by Mr Erdogan on Wednesday and...www.thetimes.co.uk

[11:00 AM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: http://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/turkish-military-given-immunity-as-erdogan-seeks-allies-3fcpwc2jk

[11:01 AM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: 2 days before coup

[11:17 AM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Power cut at Incirlik airbase turkey

Turkey closed airspace around incirlik

Incirlik airbase is on lockdown

No incirlik unless Gulen is extraditedMessages for U.S. Citizens | Ankara, Turkey - Embassy of the United Statesturkey.usembassy.gov

[11:38 AM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: http://turkey.usembassy.gov/mobile//sm-071616.html

[11:38 AM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Emergency message US Embassy

[11:47 AM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: This is a GREAT map. No way we weren't involved.

[11:47 AM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: WITH Putin.

[11:48 AM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: Showing who's boss

[11:48 AM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: Used Gülen to organize

[11:48 AM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: Must be first shoe to drop

[11:50 AM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: There are nukes on that base

[11:54 AM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: What do you think of my thesis?

[12:13 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: According to sources

[12:13 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Turkish base commander involved in coup

[12:13 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: In other words erdogan might be thinking US involved

[12:14 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Base is back "online" generators

[12:30 PM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: Makes sense.

[12:41 PM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: Now thinking Kerry Nuland and Biden were in Moscow to ensure to Putin we weren't going to fuck anything up for him.

[12:42 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Base closed off because of gulen

[12:44 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: It looks like Erdogan holds US Servicemen and women hostage in order to get Gulen

[12:59 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: FAA blacklists flights to Turkey indefinitely

[1:07 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: And.... Obama is playing golf 😂😂😂

[1:35 PM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: Game on.

[1:35 PM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: In more than one way :-)

[1:40 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Owwwww he is now in the situation room

[2:49 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Erdogan zat in Hotel Grand Yazici Club Turban

[2:49 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Daar liggen de hulzen

[4:27 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Explosions and gunfire within Incirlik AFB

[4:27 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Shit is about to hit the fan

[4:47 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: TSK is flying over base. Sonic booms

[4:50 PM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: Geez.

[4:51 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: But Turkish base commander apparently has been arrested

[4:59 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Some Americans are really stupid MORONS: it is widely known and also told to servicemembers and family not to disclose where a family member is if they are based in an hostile area. For OPSEC reasons this is a NO.

[5:00 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Why are all those parents and spouses writing on the open Facebook page of the AFB: ow my son is there ow my daughter, husband etc

[5:12 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Turkish labor minister blames USA for coup

[5:13 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: He just said it on Habertürk

[5:25 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Nothing to hear and see here😉

[5:25 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Just forwarded pictures of Turkish parlaiment to you. A lot of damage

[5:40 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: US forces in EUROPE are ready to prevent another benghazi if shit hits the fan

[5:40 PM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: Parliament photos

[5:41 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Just spoke to EUCOM commander for 5 min

[5:42 PM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: And?

[5:43 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: OW and the 82nd Airborne Division has an unscheduled Emergency Deployment Readiness Exercise for this coming week

[5:43 PM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: uh huh

[5:43 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: They will be the ones going in first

[5:53 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Regarding Incirlik AFB: 2 wks ago erdogan offered Putin to also use the base

[5:53 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: To fight isis

[5:54 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: This starts to look like the Manas AFB case in Kyrgyzstan

[7:00 PM, 7/16/2016] Adam Curry: Whoever 'those guys' were shooting up the hotel (nothing reported here about that) they fucked up the whole operation. No coup without an arrested or killed president!

[7:02 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Helicopter landed on the beach of hotel and that's how erdogan got away

[7:02 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Soldiers were also shooting from the helicopter

[7:08 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: Incirlik AFB holds 40+ nukes and H-Bombs

[7:10 PM, 7/16/2016] Agent Orange: There are also 250 Germans there including german fast movers

France would show "real force and military action in Syria and Iraq".-Nice attacker named as ISIS fanatic Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel | Daily Mail Online