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Agree.
Both regarding the early release from prison of a convicted terrorist, and the prompt killing of the terrorist by the police.
There does seem to be a bit more realism about this sort of thing than in the past. I have not yet heard any criticism of the police for killing the terrorist. A few years ago we would have had calls for an enquiry into the "police shoot to kill policy" and calls to "negotiate rather than to kill"
I am also pleased to see that civilians who tackled the terrorist have been praised for their heroism. And the man who disarmed the terrorist and took his large knife some distance away has NOT been charged with having a knife in a public place.
Both regarding the early release from prison of a convicted terrorist, and the prompt killing of the terrorist by the police.
There does seem to be a bit more realism about this sort of thing than in the past. I have not yet heard any criticism of the police for killing the terrorist. A few years ago we would have had calls for an enquiry into the "police shoot to kill policy" and calls to "negotiate rather than to kill"
I am also pleased to see that civilians who tackled the terrorist have been praised for their heroism. And the man who disarmed the terrorist and took his large knife some distance away has NOT been charged with having a knife in a public place.
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According to the press and twitter the parole board was not consulted on the terrorist's release, it was automatic as he had served half his sentence, supposedly!
Ironically, again according to the press, the man who disarmed the terrorist is a murderer out on license!! Good for him.
As for liberal reaction to the police shooting someone, they are a bit busy electioneering at the moment so give them a day or two for it to sink in and wait for their reaction.
Ironically, again according to the press, the man who disarmed the terrorist is a murderer out on license!! Good for him.
As for liberal reaction to the police shooting someone, they are a bit busy electioneering at the moment so give them a day or two for it to sink in and wait for their reaction.
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The parole board do what the government tell them and/or the parole board is circumvented by government regulations and/or the parole board is stocked with people who, by virtue of the selection process are temperamentally inclined to produce decisions that are in line with whomever in government designs the selection process.
In other words, the problem is not the parole board. Not in the round. It is the government. So, the next question is why the government should be allowing lunatics like this to be free?
Austerity measures and full to bursting prisons is likely to be the prosaic answer.
In other words, the problem is not the parole board. Not in the round. It is the government. So, the next question is why the government should be allowing lunatics like this to be free?
Austerity measures and full to bursting prisons is likely to be the prosaic answer.
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Beginning to look like it. Dutch police state that "it is too early to speculate on a possible terrorist motive" Which is often P.C. code for "we think it was an islamist attack, but don't want to upset the muslim community by stating this"Lord Beria3 wrote:Knives attack in Netherlands as well.
Coordinated ISIS terror attacks?
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Half a dozen people would have been shot before someone managed to get their own gun out to kill the gunman/terrorist, instead of two.Catweazle wrote:Imagine for a minute that the UK was awash with guns, what would have been the outcome of the terrorist attack ?
Would it have been better ?
I doubt it.
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This afternoons incident in Streatham sounds like Islamic terrorism.
Several persons wounded, reportedly with a machete and the attacker shot dead by the police.
Some eye witness reports state that the attacker was wearing a presumably fake suicide bomb.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-51350195
Several persons wounded, reportedly with a machete and the attacker shot dead by the police.
Some eye witness reports state that the attacker was wearing a presumably fake suicide bomb.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-51350195
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Now stated to be an islamist terror attack.
3 persons wounded, one of whom is in a critical condition.
The terrorist was very recently released from prison after doing time for terror offences.
He was under "active police surveillance"
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51351844
3 persons wounded, one of whom is in a critical condition.
The terrorist was very recently released from prison after doing time for terror offences.
He was under "active police surveillance"
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51351844
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At least this time the sentence was appropriate.adam2 wrote:Now stated to be an islamist terror attack.
3 persons wounded, one of whom is in a critical condition.
The terrorist was very recently released from prison after doing time for terror offences.
He was under "active police surveillance"
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51351844
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"At the time of Amman's release there were concerns about the danger he might pose to the public but there were no legal mechanisms to keep him in prison, BBC political correspondent Chris Mason said"
Quote from news report. It seems that release after serving only half of a prison term is automatic, even if they are judged to be a risk to the public.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51356447 Link to the news report from which I quoted.
Quote from news report. It seems that release after serving only half of a prison term is automatic, even if they are judged to be a risk to the public.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51356447 Link to the news report from which I quoted.
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Please keep on the topic of jihad and CLOSELY related matters.
I have moved a number of posts about gun control, politics of firearms laws, and use of firearms for hunting.
The moved posts may be found in the "off topic" forum.
I have moved a number of posts about gun control, politics of firearms laws, and use of firearms for hunting.
The moved posts may be found in the "off topic" forum.
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This attack in France now looks like holy jihad.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-52165522
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-52165522
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Three dead and others wounded in what appears to be a terrorist attack in Reading.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-b ... e-53127095
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-b ... e-53127095
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That there are 3 dead and others injured is terrible.ReserveGrowthRulz wrote:Unfortunate that none of the nearby sheeple were carrying narwhal tusks and fire extinguishers.
Narwhal tusks in emergency stands on every corner? Small fire extinguishers to carry in purses or backpacks? Training for all citizens in their use and handling?
As RGR knows, the perpetrator would have been armed with a gun if this was in the US.
This would certainly have resulted in MANY MORE THAN 3 DEATHS.
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I'm beginning to think that RGR is sick!ReserveGrowthRulz wrote:Unfortunate that none of the nearby sheeple were carrying narwhal tusks and fire extinguishers.adam2 wrote:Three dead and others wounded in what appears to be a terrorist attack in Reading.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-b ... e-53127095
From the article:
Narwhal tusks in emergency stands on every corner? Small fire extinguishers to carry in purses or backpacks? Training for all citizens in their use and handling?And the PM promised action "if there are lessons that we need to learn".
Thankfully we don't have automatic weapon wielding people going into schools to kill children in this country on a regular basis just the occasional Islamic terrorist attacking the general public.
It will be interesting to find out how the police tracked the perpetrator down so quickly. I wonder of he was a known terrorist?
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