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Explosion On The London Underground
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostAIUI he's saying that under no circumstances must we attempt to make any preparations against such an eventuality.
Though it's a bit unclear, because he now seems like he's saying we should be making preparations against such an eventuality, exactly as Sadiq Khan said in the article he originally quoted and vehemently disagreed with.Comment
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The BBC are reporting that the device had a timer, and that:
The indications are that the device at Parsons Green was designed to kill and maim a large number of people and that it failed to explode properly (similar to the failed 21/7 devices in 2005).
Explosives experts say it appears to have been a "deflagration" rather than a detonation, which would have killed everybody next to it.Taking a break from contractingComment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostAIUI he's saying that under no circumstances must we attempt to make any preparations against such an eventuality.
Though it's a bit unclear, because he now seems like he's saying we should be making preparations against such an eventuality, exactly as Sadiq Khan said in the article he originally quoted and vehemently disagreed with.
There are many more things we could be actually doing to prevent these attack, none of which are happening for purely political reasons.Comment
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Originally posted by excon View PostJust to clarify before you attempt to twist my words any further. I think Sadiq Khan's advice is nonsense, be prepared/vigilant/on your guard is not going to prevent you being caught up in a islamic terrorist attack. How on earth do you prevent a suicide bomber going on the tube and detonating a back pack? How do you prevent someone driving a car? How do prevent someone walking into a pub? It might have worked for the IRA who never went down the suicide bomber route and actually left devices but not with islamic terror.
There are many more things we could be actually doing to prevent these attack, none of which are happening for purely political reasons."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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je suis Parsons Green"A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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I'm not seeing any reports of any group claiming responsibility. You have to be a pretty tulip terrorist for absolutely nobody to want to take credit for your actionsComment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostI'm not seeing any reports of any group claiming responsibility. You have to be a pretty tulip terrorist for absolutely nobody to want to take credit for your actions…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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