it is sad...even where I work (which this is part of what I do) this attack isn't taking as much of a precedence as the last ones or even Istanbul
To you question no unfortunately I don't see these attacks becoming less frequent and actually more frequent until something is done to prevent them.
Honestly a lot of the problems in France and Turkey etc is the free flow of immigration. When you have open borders you can't control who comes in and who leaves and therefore people who if they were vetted would not be let in come waltzing in freely. We also need to somehow censor the internet, which will never be supported by many people and governments, but that is how a lot of the radical extremism that we are seeing is spread; young, vulnerable people seeking friendships with the wrong people online. It's also where people are finding the information to be able to carry out a lot of these attacks articles like "How to Make a Bomb in the Kitchen of your Mom" shouldn't be so easy to find IMO.
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