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  1. It was an Islamist terrorist. Knock me down with a feather!

    The BBC, earlier, had someone speculating that it might even be a right-wing extremist.

    They have allowed unruly demonstrations and takeovers of public spaces for years, and criticized and imprisoned people who pointed out the problems.

  2. @Kate:The BBC, earlier, had someone speculating that it might even be a right-wing extremist.

    In their defense, with a name like Jihad Al-Shamie and being originally from Syria, it did seem probable he might be a Reform-voting Brexit-supporting Little Englander with a St George flag.

    According to the BBC, “Police… say they are working to understand the motivation behind the attack as the investigation continues.” Got a team of monkeys working around the clock on it, no doubt.

    But it’s not appropriate for me to be facetious when so many peaceful Muslims are facing backlash.

  3. I’ve said it enough times that people are probably sick of it; Gonna be funny and sad when Jews discover their safe spaces are NASCAR events and Baptist churches.
    I wonder what the UK equivalent is.

  4. According to the BBC, “Police… say they are working to understand the motivation behind the attack as the investigation continues.”

    Of course the police know but cannot say because the UK Establishment would have their jobs, so they’re “just following orders”.

    And of course the UK Establishment (and Western EU leaders as well) know the danger that Islam presents to their nation(s). But the massive immigration of culturally antithetical immigrants with the attendant crime and not infrequent jihadist terrorist attacks are the means by which the Globalists are gradually creating the political leverage needed to ‘persuade’ the public to accept digital ID Cards and inevitably, social credit scores.

    Leftist UK Starmer is at the forefront, just having proposed mandatory digital ID cards. Promoting it as a sure way to stop illegal immigration. A disingenuous promise, given that most of the immigration into the UK is legal immigration.
    He was being honest however when he asserted that without an ID card, working, buying food and paying bills would be impossible… implying its effectiveness in combating illegal immigration. Unsaid however is that it would be equally effective against ‘hate speech’ and ‘unseemly’ protesters waving St. George flags.

    What a glorious future! Get out of line and after quick identification as a ‘trouble maker’ and with a push of a button your card and bank accounts are frozen… Since we’ll own nothing, no doubt a prompt eviction notice will also be delivered.

  5. All of that evil clown’s promises are disingenuous, to be sure.

    (And Canada’s Carney’s a fellow circus creature…)

  6. From Neo’s second link to the Daily Mail, a nearby resident said this:
    ‘Previously, there has been a mobile police station outside the synagogue for the holidays but not this time. ‘If there had been, could this have been prevented?’

    Good question.

    Both stories mentioned Starmer was to chair a COBRA meeting; I had to go through 6 reports in the past before I found something that explained what that was. I suppose if you live in the UK, you know that by now.

    https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/cobra-meeting-emergency-talks-home-secretary-government-b1116904.html
    5 August 2024

    What is a Cobra meeting?
    According to the Institute for Government, the goal of a Cobra meeting is to talk about high-level coordination and decision-making during a crisis.

    However, the prime minister of the day isn’t required to attend a Cobra meeting, unlike a Cabinet meeting, which brings together frontbenchers and the PM.

    Numerous events could trigger the crisis, such as severe industrial mishaps, natural disasters, terrorist attacks and public health risks such as the coronavirus pandemic.

    What does Cobra stand for?
    Cobra is an abbreviation for a group of rooms located at 70 Whitehall, the Cabinet Office. The acronym COBR, which stands for Cabinet Office briefing room, may be used to refer to it occasionally.

    The Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre and the Security Service determine the terror threat, even though Cobra meetings may discuss it.

    What do the Cabinet Office do?
    The Cabinet Office is accountable for making sure that policies are developed, coordinated and carried out effectively and managing the UK’s cyber security, assisting the Joint Intelligence Organisation and the National Security Council, and coordinating the government’s crisis response.

    They also encourage the public distribution of government data and increase the transparency of government operations.

    When was the first Cabinet Office briefing room meeting?
    In order to supervise the government’s response to the 1972 miners’ strike, the first Cobra meeting was held in the 1970s.

    The context of that story was rioting by anti-immigrant “far right thugs” and the Prime Minister said that “rioters would regret engaging in “far-right thuggery” and promised those involved in unrest would “face the full force of the law” as he addressed the country.”

    Let’s see if he addresses this anti-Semitic thuggery with the same passion.

  7. As disappointing as the Tories were (thank you very much lefties Theresa May and Boris Johnson) voting Labour is a perfect example of cutting your nose to spite your face.

    Three clowns – Keir Stalin, UK (that is how I refer to him), Anthony Albanese (Australia), and Mark Carney (Canada).

  8. Aesopfan
    “Let’s see if he addresses this anti-Semitic thuggery with the same passion.”

    He will mouth the usual platitudes such as “antisemitism has no place in the United Kingdom”, will mention his Jewish wife, all the while babbling on about the dangers of the mythical “Islamophobia”.

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