Bataclan
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Sep 17, 2026
Ben ShapiroHOST
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Ben ShapiroHOST
Did you know that? Were you aware of that? Did you know that it's not a documentary? And also, lest you believe that the scale of carnage in Run Hide Fight Infidels is totally unprecedented, I would point you to the Bataclan attack in Spain or perhaps October 7th, which resulted in the murder of 1,200 people.
Ben ShapiroHOST
Also September, like there have been some pretty large terrorist attacks on Western soil.
Ben ShapiroHOST
That sort of stuff has happened before.
Katharine BirbalsinghHOST
Now, the thing is, claiming to have experienced hardships gives you power and influence, but it can get seriously dark.
Katharine BirbalsinghHOST
So in 2015, you may remember, there was an awful Islamist terrorist attack at the Bataclan Theater in Paris.
Katharine BirbalsinghHOST
So just to remind us all, this was when gunmen killed about 90 people.
Katharine BirbalsinghHOST
It was terrible, and in the end, there were loads of cases where people publicly claimed to have been there who hadn't been there.
JeffHOST
We exchanged before, wanted to start with a scenario, something clinical to help people understand where we're going with this.
JeffHOST
And you suggested we talk about the Bataclan in 2015.
JeffHOST
So the mic is yours.
Fredrik GranholmGUEST
Yeah, thank you.
Fredrik GranholmGUEST
And thanks again for inviting me to the podcast.
Fredrik GranholmGUEST
As we discussed, I think that the Bataclan is just a good way to start the discussion.
Fredrik GranholmGUEST
The Paris attacks of 2015 are really interesting if you're interested in Reading more about medical care in this kind of terrorist attacks and mass casualties, there are plenty of papers written on these events.
Fredrik GranholmGUEST
The Paris attacks were like a multimodal attack.
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Will ReitzHOST
In Paris, November 11, 2015, multiple teams of gunmen and suicide bombers directed by ISIS launched near simultaneous assaults across the city, targeting Bataclan Concert Hall, the Stade de France, and several crowded restaurants, killing 130.
Will ReitzHOST
In Brussels, Belgium, March 22, 2016, an ISIS terrorist cell coordinated twin suicide bombings at the airport.
Will ReitzHOST
and a third explosion at a metro station, killing 32.
Keire MurphyGUEST
Um, I, I started out doing a degree in law and French in Trinity, and I did my Erasmus in Sciences Po in Paris, which is a political science college, and I just loved that way of thinking about the world.
Keire MurphyGUEST
But I was there in 2016 during the migration crisis, so there was refugees everywhere, and there was also, um, army, like military patrolling the streets because it was the year after the, the Bataclan attacks, and it was during the kind of ISIS scare.
Keire MurphyGUEST
You know, there was trucks being driven into Christmas markets in Germany, so this real atmosphere of fear an- a- as well as literally under every bridge in Paris, refugees, just camps of refugees.
Keire MurphyGUEST
So I got really interested in migration, and I also got really interested in violent extremism, and of course those two things are sometimes linked because some, a lot of this was kind of what they call homegrown terrorism, so second, third generation migrants who became deeply disillusioned with the country and kind of started to sympathize w- with different groups.
Joe ThomasHOST
They don't want you realizing that, like the passengers of Flight 93, you can do something for yourself.
Joe ThomasHOST
Like the patrons of the Bataclan in Paris, when the terrorists took over there and started killing people during a Friday or Saturday night concert.
Joe ThomasHOST
They didn't have guns.
Joe ThomasHOST
They didn't have weapons.
Will JohnsonGUEST
I'm so ready.
Sean McPhersonHOST
What is the name of the group that was playing at the Bataclan Theater in Paris on the 13th of November in 2015? You're getting the hard ones.
Sean McPhersonHOST
During coordinated terrorist attacks? I got
Chuck TerharkHOST
this, if you need help.
Buck SextonHOST
I used to argue with these people.
Buck SextonHOST
In fact, some of you probably saw me for the first time being the one guy who would go on CNN when there was a mass casualty terrorist attack, whether it was like the Bataclan theater massacre in Paris, which by the way, people don't even realize, they mutilated people there.
Buck SextonHOST
They, they actually took captives, uh, the, the jihadist psychopaths, uh, in Paris at the Bataclan.
Buck SextonHOST
They, they mutilated people, um, just 'cause, just for sport, just 'cause they could.
Buck SextonHOST
It wasn't even just shooting people and, uh...
Buck SextonHOST
I mean, it was every few months, you know? There was San Bernardino attack, the Pulse nightclub attack in Orlando.
Buck SextonHOST
There was the Bataclan attack-
David RutherfordGUEST
Mm-hmm
Buck SextonHOST
...
Buck SextonHOST
I mean, it was every few months, you know? There was San Bernardino attack, the Pulse nightclub attack in Orlando.
Buck SextonHOST
There was the Bataclan attack-
David RutherfordGUEST
Mm-hmm
Buck SextonHOST
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