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well a plastic cop wouldnt stand much of a chance i guess crime is getting more and more violent and im not just saying that on this act of terror alone its fact that these days the violence element has gotten worse.Its a sthough each generation has to be more nasty and ruthless than the previous one yet governments constantly streamline our police service or to put it better remove coppers and bring in pen pushers and speed cameras |
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What does he mean 'his villages back home'.......if this is one of the men who committed this cold blooded atrocity......he was born at King's College Hospital....and raised here. This killing was barbarism...and it was done to attract attention...which it duly did...so job done, for the terrorists. Pictures of this event should have been banned.......I'm not saying that the incident should not be reported, but it should be done in a clinical fashion with little referral to those factions who carried out this murder...giving them publicity gives them notoriety...and also give other young radicalised muslim men the idea that it will be a good thing. I wish that both of these men had been shot dead and buried in a grave containing pig entrails. Although to be honest shooting is just too good for them...they should suffer the death of a thousand cuts. My thoughts are with those who counted Lee Rigby as a friend, or a family member and of course his baby. We should seriously make strong efforts to get rid of those who are plotting against this country.......all those who are on MI5's watched list should be put on a plane and shipped to Saudi..unless of course they can prove their innocence. Saudi would welcome them, and they would be allowed to live under the Sharia law that they love so much. |
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what should have been released was pictures only in which showed him covered in an innocent young mans blood
what should not have been broadcast was his rants and attempts to justify what he did pictures speak a thousand words we didnt need to hear his bile as usuall teh papers wont to out do each other so they begged for footage from mobile phones openly on tehir websites and broadcast them anyone who made money selling videos of these scum shoudl be ashamed of themselves there was a murdered soldier on teh floor and they have earned money from his death |
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But....I'm not holding my breath...we have no politicians in this fair isle, with the gonads to do anything other than blather on.....Words mean nothing...politicians words even less.
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so far government past and presents way of dealing with terrorism has been to invade a country (iraq) that had nothing to do with 9/11 attacks or terrorism and to release many soundbytes declaring terrorism wont be tolerated
any other measures they think of only seem to effect decent people and solve nothing .Identity cards for example would have only kept tabs on legitimate people teh terrorists wouldnt have them period or would find a way around them |
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Anyone that is prepared to rock someone else's neat and tidy boat with honest questions that would preferably swept under the carpet. Must be ilk, after all, it makes those smug with their own lifestyle have to think. One question not so far asked is:- I wonder how the majority of legal immigrants/Muslims must feel about these nutters? It must be oh no, here we go again, all we want is to get on with our lives, not harming anyone and yet again we get pushed into a box with the extreme minority! |
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Wouldn't it be good if they would tell us...these ordinary 'want to get on with their lives muslims'.
Wouldn't it be good if they declared their britishness...or at least their alignment with the values of the british...the tolerance that allows them to promote their religion and culture (something that would not be allowed us if we were to move to say - Saudi). I think I must be of the ilk too. |
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its ok boris johnson visited teh scene today but all he seemed to have to say that no government policey was to blame
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Yes..well, of course he would say that wouldn't he.
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How many that have to keep quiet just to fit in within their own society? (shouldn't be their own should be OUR, society). Quote:
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This situation is not just the failing of this government(for its moral turpitude, as well as inaction) the blame for much of this situation can be placed with those who feel that we cannot condemn something done by people of another culture or race, for fear of alienating them. That we cannot tell the truth about something that is happening in our midst....just in case we offend.
We pussy foot around and tinker at the edges of the problems, and in doing so, leave space for those who wish to do evil things, to do them and laugh at our system of justice. There is no justice for Lee Rigby....and all the others who have died at the hands of extremists....it isn't the fault of religion...it is the fault of those who interpret the religion to evil ends. And of course, those who make excuses for these people...by doing nothing to stop them. |
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