Paris bombings

[Peter Lemkin]

Above, I mentioned how this might [surely will negatively] effect COP21 - the biggest Climate Summit ever to be held in two weeks in the very football stadium that was attacked!....well, on the very day of the attack, before the attack, this report was released..... strange border checks were to be introduced and later that day, they were [for a different reason]. If France had already reintroduced the border checks before the attack, its a bit weird announcing introducing them later due to the attack.

With 115 heads of state coming in the current Paris atmosphere....I predict 1]many more attacks; and 2]a badly failed or cancelled Summit. This attack may just have been the h'ordeuvres.

France reintroduces border checks ahead of UN climate talks

Logo of Paris's coming COP21 climate conference AFP/Archives

By RFI
France has reintroduced border checks as part of its security-tightening measures ahead of UN climate talks. The Cop21 Paris climate conference opens on 30 November in the French capital.

With more than 115 heads of state and government expected to attend the conference at Le Bourget just outside of Paris, the French government is taking steps to minimise the risks.
Authorities say they are putting controls in place at 285 road, rail, sea and air border points from now until December 13th. That's two days after the conference closes.
It is said 30,000 police will be involved in the operation.
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According to AFP, French security sources are paying particular attention to militant ecologist protesters, as well as certain extreme-left militant groups. At the same time, French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve has said authorities are also preparing for the possibility of terrorist threats, though he hasn't disclosed any specific information in this regard.
France is part of Europe's border-free Schengen zone, which right now is under tremendous pressure from the biggest migrant crisis since the Second World War. France says it's able to temporarily abandon its commitments under the Schengen agreement in special circumstances, such as hosting these climate talks.
The conference aims to agree a new legally-binding global pact to fight climate warming.