Knife Attack on Train

Started by Diasi, November 02, 2025, 08:20:43 AM

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klondike

Another one where the BBC want me to log in. I don't have a BBC account and won't be signing up.

Seems I even need to sign in to find their reason

https://www.bbc.co.uk/usingthebbc/why-we-are-asking-you-to-sign-in

Which is to collect your personal data regardless what they may say.

Diasi

Quote from: GrannyMac on November 02, 2025, 05:52:34 PMYou sound like my OH!

As British nationals (no mention of them being citizens) one or both may be under immigration control? 

Latest report is only one man is being charged.  The 35 year old has been released, after he was found not to have been involved.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cm2zvjx1z14t
The authorities seem to have instructed the media to refer to the ethnic black-African offender as a British man which infers he's a white man.

Also we're being prepared for the mental health card to be played.
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JBR

Quote from: Diasi on Yesterday at 07:49:35 AMThe authorities seem to have instructed the media to refer to the ethnic black-African offender as a British man which infers he's a white man.

Also we're being prepared for the mental health card to be played.
The 'authorities'?  Yes, the government and civil service, among others.
They are all of one opinion: to rewrite illegal activities in a way to protect our real enemies - the illegal invaders, largely muslim, some of whom have said openly that islam will control the world.
Starting with broken Britain, of course.
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klondike

Probably comes automatically now. No need to be told. They just print the releases verbatim and the police don't want to upset the government.

Ashy

It appears that the same man was involved in terrorist incidents in two locations in the hours before the appalling attempted murder on Sunday, police were called but did not detain the man (obvs).

JBR

Quote from: Ashy on Yesterday at 06:26:51 PMIt appears that the same man was involved in terrorist incidents in two locations in the hours before the appalling attempted murder on Sunday, police were called but did not detain the man (obvs).
I'm afraid that our protectors, the police, seem to be becoming more incompetent as the days go by.
When civil war kicks off, we are all on our own.
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Ruthio

Train-attack accused 'maybe linked to other incidents' - police - BBC News - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c986n2q6qy0o

Anthony Williams of no fixed abode
Here he is if you want to see what he looks like

JBR

Quote from: Ruthio on Yesterday at 08:56:08 PMTrain-attack accused 'maybe linked to other incidents' - police - BBC News - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c986n2q6qy0o

Anthony Williams of no fixed abode
Here he is if you want to see what he looks like
They'd certainly think twice if we brought back hanging.
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klondike

Quote from: JBR on Yesterday at 07:57:25 PMI'm afraid that our protectors, the police, seem to be becoming more incompetent as the days go by.
When civil war kicks off, we are all on our own.
I don't think you need worry too much about the police not protecting us.

If there is civil unrest in this country I think it is far more likely to be between different racial minority groups (as has already taken place) or when the government gets sick of big protests against them and uses the police against the protesters as they did back in the days of the miners' strike.

In neither of those scenarios are the police going to be trying to protect anybody. They will either be attacking one segment of the population or trying desperately not to get caught between two opposing groups and trying to protect themselves.