Attack outside UK Houses Of Parliament — No speculation — Read 1st post

22-03-2017 07:55PM

That was a long mental illness he had.

sally cinnamon89 · 22-03-2017 07:57PM

CelticRambler wrote: »

Well this bad would be a serious threat:

Recognise the city? Yeah, same place as today's incident, but carried out by real terrorists.

Tomorrow, London will be back to normal as if nothing had happened, just like Paris, Berlin, Nice and Brussels.

Which recent "terrorist" incident in Europe came anywhere close to this?

Whats that picture from?

rob316 · 22-03-2017 07:57PM

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Attacker has been named as Abu Izzadeen (Trevor Brooks) from Clapton.

ah well known Islamic extremist and champion of terrorism and hate.

LordSutch · 22-03-2017 07:57PM

FTA69 wrote: »

Yeah people say that but the vast majority of total figures from that period come from Ireland which was a centuries-old conflict and one centred over competing national interests that had the possibility of a political solution. Likewise with the Basque Country.

In other words you were dealing with rational people who often had legitimate grievances; not Qu'uran inspired headbangers whose raisin d'etre is convert everyone to Islam and kill non-believers.

Thing is FTA bombs are bombs, so it doesn't matter who plants them, people will die and people will be maimed, families destroyed & loved ones killed. 1980s IRA bombs or 21st century ISIS bombs/shootings, they all have the same effect.

martingriff · 22-03-2017 07:58PM

sally cinnamon89 wrote: »

Whats that picture from?

I am guessing an IRA bombing a few years back in London

Silane · 22-03-2017 07:58PM

CelticRambler wrote: »

Well this bad would be a serious threat:

Recognise the city? Yeah, same place as today's incident, but carried out by real terrorists.

Tomorrow, London will be back to normal as if nothing had happened, just like Paris, Berlin, Nice and Brussels.

Which recent "terrorist" incident in Europe came anywhere close to this?

Twice as many killed in todays attack though

jojofizzio · 22-03-2017 07:58PM

sally cinnamon89 wrote: »

Whats that picture from?

Canary Wharf 1995

Ulysses Gaze · 22-03-2017 07:58PM

Silane wrote: »

Twice as many killed in todays attack though

And no warning given.....

FrancieBrady · 22-03-2017 07:59PM

rob316 wrote: »

ah well known Islamic extremist and champion of terrorism and hate.

and British, not Asian.

ricero · 22-03-2017 07:59PM

rob316 wrote: »

ah well known Islamic extremist and champion of terrorism and hate.

Lads like him should be electronic tagged and watched by police

Barry Badrinath · 22-03-2017 07:59PM

What a fcuking prick.

22-03-2017 07:59PM

jojofizzio wrote: »

Canary Wharf 1995

1996.

Canis Lupus · 22-03-2017 08:00PM

Sacred Text wrote: »

"Recognise the city? Yeah, same place as today's incident, but carried out by real terrorists.

Tomorrow, London will be back to normal as if nothing had happened, just like Paris, Berlin, Nice and Brussels.

Which recent "terrorist" incident in Europe came anywhere close to this?"

I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you're trolling.

lol gwan away out of here rereg.

SEPT 23 1989 · 22-03-2017 08:00PM

CelticRambler wrote: »

Well this bad would be a serious threat:

Recognise the city? Yeah, same place as today's incident, but carried out by real terrorists.

Tomorrow, London will be back to normal as if nothing had happened, just like Paris, Berlin, Nice and Brussels.

Which recent "terrorist" incident in Europe came anywhere close to this?

90 minute warning and 2 deaths

snowflaker · 22-03-2017 08:00PM

sally cinnamon89 wrote: »

Whats that picture from?

Is that the IRA Docklands bomb?

I can't believe so many here are quick to rush to judgement on "muslims" and "immigrants" when the Irish were subject to the same xenophobic targeting in the 70/80's

22-03-2017 08:01PM

Surely it would make more sense to compare this to the July 7th attacks, if we're making random comparisons to other terrorist attacks.

silverharp · 22-03-2017 08:02PM

hmmmmm!

conorhal · 22-03-2017 08:04PM

FTA69 wrote: »

What, like Jamaicans? I must pop in next door and tell my neighbours who are a bus driver and nurse with two kids that they're apparently poorly integrated.

Strawmanning again I see.
I think everybody here capable of rational thought knows that not all immigrants have the same issues with integration and thus not all immigrant groups are equal, some integrate, others, hampered by a religion that is supremacist, despises miscegenation more than the KKK, share few social contact points with other cultures and has a violent streak a mile wide don't. Best not importing them in the first place.

flatty · 22-03-2017 08:04PM

A solo loon.
It's terrible it happened.
That is all.

jmayo · 22-03-2017 08:05PM

SnakePlissken wrote: »

Stop being such an obvious gob****e.

Give end_of_the _road a break.
He needs to practice to stay at the top of his game.

Loafing Oaf wrote: »

He wasn't a product of 'Muslim immigration', his parents were Jamaican Christians apparently...

He was a product of muslim conversion and if there weren't already a thriving muslim community full of fundamentalist preachers and fundamentalist backed infrastructure then would he have turned out as he did ?
The amount of verbal gymnastics undertaken by some to excuse the product of the non integrating fundamentalist muslim community in Europe is astounding.

FTA69 wrote: »

What, like Jamaicans? I must pop in next door and tell my neighbours who are a bus driver and nurse with two kids that they're apparently poorly integrated.

Being a Jamaican or being of Jamaican descent wasn't his problem, or rather the problem for Britain and especially his victims.

It is once again that big elephant in the corner called fundamentalist islam and islamists.
Kalhid Kelly's murderous ways weren't down to him being Irish, but rather him being a fundamentalist muslim.

CelticRambler wrote: »

Well this bad would be a serious threat:

Recognise the city? Yeah, same place as today's incident, but carried out by real terrorists.

Tomorrow, London will be back to normal as if nothing had happened, just like Paris, Berlin, Nice and Brussels.

Which recent "terrorist" incident in Europe came anywhere close to this?

Congratulations you win the Whataboutery award for the day.
Perhaps you have pic of some ETA terrorist running people over in Madrid to complete the job.

sdanseo · 22-03-2017 08:05PM

CelticRambler wrote: »

Well this bad would be a serious threat:

Recognise the city? Yeah, same place as today's incident, but carried out by real terrorists.

Tomorrow, London will be back to normal as if nothing had happened, just like Paris, Berlin, Nice and Brussels.

Which recent "terrorist" incident in Europe came anywhere close to this?

That was the London bombings which were designed to cause damage rather than death to make a political statement. As far as I recall one person died and this was a photographer who ignored advice to leave after a coded warning was given in advance.

Still terrorism, and certainly can't be condoned, but not the same as the extremism we've seen since 2001 which seems aims at the most number of casualties possible.

22-03-2017 08:06PM

silverharp wrote: »

hmmmmm!

Oh hey, let's take this photo completely out of context.

What it says to me:

The woman is on her phone to let her loved ones know that she is safe because they would have known that she was in the area. Her hand is on her face because she had just witnessed a horrific event and is still in shock.

But we don't know.

Edit:

Or are you referencing the gentleman with the backpack, who is needlessly crowding around a person in distress. Hmmm is right. What an arsehole.

Canis Lupus · 22-03-2017 08:06PM

silverharp wrote: »

hmmmmm!

hmmm what? God I knew I should have stayed away from this thread and the crap people spew when stuff like this happens.

snowflaker · 22-03-2017 08:07PM

conorhal wrote: »

Strawmanning again I see.
I think everybody here capable of rational thought knows that not all immigrants have the same issues with integration and thus not all immigrant groups are equal, some integrate, others, hampered by a religion that is supremacist, despises miscegenation more than the KKK, share few social contact points with other cultures and has a violent streak a mile wide don't. Best not importing them in the first place.

Roman Catholic? They have the most terrorist attacks on the British soil. Buts it's wholly unfair to blame all Roman Catholics, the overwhelming majority peaceful

ligerdub · 22-03-2017 08:07PM

I refuse to accept the idea that these type of actions are to be expected as the norm in big cities, as recently said by the current mayor of London, a particularly odious little creep of a man.

The attacker today was a well known radical Muslim. These groups aren't even hiding in plain sight, they are almost going out of their way to make themselves known as such. It's the constant appeasers who turn a blind eye to these things which prevent a harder line from being taken. Perhaps it is time to clamp down on these groups in a stronger manner, and by that I don't mean round them all up and ship them out, or lock them up and throw away the key, but they can't just sit idly by and wait for tragedies to take place.

What exactly are these guys looking for? It just seems like random mayhem to me.

FrancieBrady · 22-03-2017 08:07PM

silverharp wrote: »

hmmmmm!

That is a disgrace to make a downright sensationalist inference from that pic.
How have you any idea what she is thinking or doing?

Disgusting post.

jojofizzio · 22-03-2017 08:08PM

Deleted User wrote: »

1996.

Pardon me

wakka12 · 22-03-2017 08:09PM

Grayson wrote: »

There is, there's no doubt. It's worse in the middle east than it is here. The paris attacks were horrific but it's nothing compared to what ISIS have done in Iraq and Syria.

The problem that people like me have is identifying mainstream Islam with militant Islam. We wouldn't identify militant christian identity groups with Christianity. Both of those groups have more in common with each other than they do with their religions mainstream adherents.

If christian terror groups shouted something along the lines of 'praise jesus christ' before carrying out a massacre we would most certainly associate it with christianity

Silane · 22-03-2017 08:09PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

FrancieBrady wrote: »

That is a disgrace to make a downright sensationalist inference from that pic.
How have you any idea what she is thinking or doing?

Disgusting post.

Christy42 · 22-03-2017 08:10PM

conorhal wrote: »

Strawmanning again I see.
I think everybody here capable of rational thought knows that not all immigrants have the same issues with integration and thus not all immigrant groups are equal, some integrate, others, hampered by a religion that is supremacist, despises miscegenation more than the KKK, share few social contact points with other cultures and has a violent streak a mile wide don't. Best not importing them in the first place.

But this is a thread specifically about an attack by an English man from a Jamaican heritage. I mean either you are calling Jamaican's violent or I fail to see the relevance .

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