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As far as i'm concerned Donald Trump is a breath of fresh air, vilified by the media and the politicos that have no intention of trying to sort the terrorist problem, its a great pity to me, that the senate snooker him.

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if this had happened in America somewhere in sysria or some other isis hang out would be leveled by now and they wouldnt have got a warning that america was on their way either

sod europe we need to work with someone who is prepared to act and our government shoudl be working with america and doing a lot more than we do already to wipe isis out

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As a Manc, born & bred, until at the age of 19 (over 50 yrs ago) I came to live & stay in Accrington, I have shed many tears today.... just as I did over twenty years ago, when I witnessed the destruction caused by Corbyn's associates, the bloody IRA, to the buildings of my beloved city... only then, it was 'only' concrete & glass, no lives, fortunately, were lost.

Today, we have witnessed much, much more, the successors of those bloody terrorists from across the Irish Sea, have used, what I believe, to be the intelligence & bomb manufacturing so successfully applied by the IRA from the seventies onwards.

To implement such devices learned from the IRA, to use them against the innocents, young children & their friends & family, is beyond despicable. I doubt the IRA, despite their bombings & killing of children, as with Timothy Parry, would have stooped so low.

But then I forget the Birmingham bombings, Horse Guards Parade, & probably others that don't yet come to mind.

Perhaps what, in my grief for my beloved city, I am trying to say, is, that the last 24 hours is nothing new, despite however tragic..... I have been to the MEN scores of times over the years, cannot remember ever having more than a precursary search, & can only say:

'There but for the grace of God....'

RIP to such young lives lost, & my sincere condolences to their families & loved ones.

Hoping the 59 hospitalised make as full a recovery from their injuries as possible, although, I fear, their mental issues may take much longer.

With much sadness
Gerard

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Sad news, hopefully the 59 injured can make a full recovery

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Too late to edit, but what I intended to say, after 'however tragic', was
'only the names of the perpertrators have changed, for IRA, now read ISIS'

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the second isis claimed it our jets shoudl have been taking off

screw collateral damage they are targeting our children now specifically

its time the gloves came off i dont want moral high ground i want these feckers wiping out

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British or not the person(s) who carried this out or even were involved should be dealt with the full force of the law. And their relatives should be expelled from the country or if they are on welfare all payments should cease. The do-gooders will complain but who cares, send them as well.

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Sadly so have the responses, in 84/85 in NI one of our lads was designated as driver for the ATO, called to a scene in a graveyard were the IRA had stockpiled arms, ammunition & explosives he got to see how our "Specialist anti terror units"(SAS) used to deal with terrorist filth. Scattered around the site four bodies (a known terrorist cell) all stitched with bullet holes & 1 neatly drilled through the forehead!

That is how terrorists/radical extremists & their sympathisers require dealing with.

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Exactly it wasn't advertised just done end of, thats the only way to deal with barbaric scum.

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problem is these days when one of our lads kills a terrorist scum bag the government allows them to be put on trial and put in prison

as long as they cease to breathe air jobs a good un

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A surprising fact just announced on Sky news, within a 3 mile radius of the perps home in Fallowfield, 16 men have been found to be ISIS sympathisers, or have actually found to have been to Syria & back.
Maybe it's an area that should be on 'lockdown' until all suspects are rounded up.

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The special forces should be told to do what they did in the 80s with the IRA. as far as i'm concerned.never mind rounding em up.

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Read a book recently called Soldier Spy, interesting try it.

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All military bodycams should develop unrepairable faults with immediate effect.

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they shoudl only be used to assist in a mission and never be used to drag a soldier up on charges for doing his or her job

it is ridiculous that we train young people to kill , drop them off in a place where if captured they will be beheaded after been tortured and expectthem to play by rules these scumbags probably dont even know exist