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dont think so i was there and it was a small minority 200 people out of 200,000 and half of them were mancs who were rioting with other known football firms..i think the manc police will kick ass tonight because there is no media ,,:mosher:

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BBC radio Manchester has reporters there, even after their transport was attacked and set alight.
All transport, buses and trams, are not going into the centre.

PS Update -Metrolink are suspending ALL services

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What they are not telling us through the media, the brits are now fighting back by forming their own groups and defending their homes and property.

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Yep, that's right, a large number of Sikhs have gathered in Southall to defend the area against attack from the scum. :)

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Sadly we thought we'd done that, when we founded our police force, and armed services.

Still, at least the streets of Baghdad, and Kabul are safe tonight.

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Rioting has been going on for the last 4 hours in Nelson town centre,causing £4.25 worth of damage :D

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Thats just the press exagerating spig.;):D was £2-50

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No Cashy...that's the Insurance replacement value.

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Even the seagulls are looting in brighton riots !!

‪Seagull Steals Doritos‬‏ - YouTube

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Turks & Kurds of Dalston defending their property and Bengalis in Whitechapel doing the same...against mobs of "Brits". I'm sure you'll approve, Baggy. ;)

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The recall is to make us think they are doing something. Just like the PM coming home from holiday was a waste of time. He cant do anything, its a police matter but he came back because the people expected it.

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Was listening to a police fed rep this morning on TV and he was asked why the police didn't take stronger action on Saturday night, his reply was quite interesting real, he said the police are damned if they do and damned if they don't, a lot of police officers are a bit reticent at wading in for fear that they maybe to ones under investigation while the real trouble makers walk away scot free

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Very true. Does the name Simon Harwood sound familiar? He's the cop who is currently awaiting trial on a charge of the manslaughter of the drunken troublemaker Tomlinson in London's G20 riots two years ago. All he did was make a baton strike on the back of Tomlinson's legs, followed by a small shove. For that, he's now facing five years banged up. The incident was caught on mobile camera.

Make no mistake - any officer administering some proper medicine to one of these young scum will no doubt get filmed on what is probably a stolen mobile and within a day the said detail will be on the Guardian or BBC website accompanied by the usual pinko drivel of police brutality and how society is to blame for the plight of these unfortunate, downtrodden young men. Oh, and with ther policeman suspended and awaiting charges.

As for the Bengali's defending their property in Tower Hamlets, the only local shop that was wrecked on monday night was the Tesco Metro on the Commercial Rd. That is the only non-Bengali shop in a 90% Bengali area and it was the Bengali's who did it.

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The Bengali community in Whitechapel also fended off a mob, who arrived to target shops on Commercial Road as prayers were finishing at the East London Mosque. "Within about 10 minutes there were 1,500 people on the street, not just Asians but also Somalis," said Muhammad Ali, 27. The mob fled on the Docklands Light Railway.

Mahbub Alam, 35, owner of a computer shop, said their intervention reflected the community's determination to protect itself.

I should know better than to believe in what I read in that bleeding heart, pinko radical rag, The Daily Telegraph. ;)

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That's your problem Wyn your too selective in your reading:D:D:D