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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

How did this last September...

"Sadiq Khan has said he believes the threat of terror attacks are “part and parcel of living in a big city” and encouraged Londoners to be vigilant to combat dangers.

The Mayor of London revealed he had a “sleepless night” after the recent bombing in New York, and said major cities around the world “have got to be prepared for these sorts of things” to happen when people least expect them.

“That means being vigilant, having a police force that is in touch with communities, it means the security services being ready, but it also means exchanging ideas and best practice”, Mr Khan told the Evening Standard shortly before a meeting with New York mayor Bill de Blasio"

Become this yesterday...

"Terror attacks are part and parcel of living in a big city"

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

It only became that to Trump

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan  over a year ago

salisbury


"How did this last September...

"Sadiq Khan has said he believes the threat of terror attacks are “part and parcel of living in a big city” and encouraged Londoners to be vigilant to combat dangers.

The Mayor of London revealed he had a “sleepless night” after the recent bombing in New York, and said major cities around the world “have got to be prepared for these sorts of things” to happen when people least expect them.

“That means being vigilant, having a police force that is in touch with communities, it means the security services being ready, but it also means exchanging ideas and best practice”, Mr Khan told the Evening Standard shortly before a meeting with New York mayor Bill de Blasio"

Become this yesterday...

"Terror attacks are part and parcel of living in a big city"

"

In my opinion. That's the kind of thing a cunt would say.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Wanker

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Because he is a muslim himself, so dont want to say the truth.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"It only became that to Trump "

I'd already seen it on a few FB sites before Trump Jr. got involved.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"How did this last September...

"Sadiq Khan has said he believes the threat of terror attacks are “part and parcel of living in a big city” and encouraged Londoners to be vigilant to combat dangers.

The Mayor of London revealed he had a “sleepless night” after the recent bombing in New York, and said major cities around the world “have got to be prepared for these sorts of things” to happen when people least expect them.

“That means being vigilant, having a police force that is in touch with communities, it means the security services being ready, but it also means exchanging ideas and best practice”, Mr Khan told the Evening Standard shortly before a meeting with New York mayor Bill de Blasio"

Become this yesterday...

"Terror attacks are part and parcel of living in a big city"

In my opinion. That's the kind of thing a cunt would say. "

What? Which part of his original quote could you take umbrage with?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Because he is a muslim himself, so dont want to say the truth."

What

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By *opsy RogersWoman  over a year ago

London


"Because he is a muslim himself, so dont want to say the truth."

Still at it then Shag.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Wanker"

Who is??

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Because he is a muslim himself, so dont want to say the truth."

What 'truth'?

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley

He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed"

So major cities in the UK, Europe and the US aren't constantly under threat of attack and don't need to be vigilant then?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed"
That is what I meant too.

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

So major cities in the UK, Europe and the US aren't constantly under threat of attack and don't need to be vigilant then?"

What?

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killedThat is what I meant too."

I'm still trying to get to the bottom of how anything he originally said, before it was misquoted, could be construed as appeasing the Muslim vote?

Or is it just because he's a Muslim that you don't like him?

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

So major cities in the UK, Europe and the US aren't constantly under threat of attack and don't need to be vigilant then?

What?"

It was a fairly simple question.

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

So major cities in the UK, Europe and the US aren't constantly under threat of attack and don't need to be vigilant then?

What?

It was a fairly simple question."

What is the fairly simple question and why are you asking me?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killedThat is what I meant too.

I'm still trying to get to the bottom of how anything he originally said, before it was misquoted, could be construed as appeasing the Muslim vote?

Or is it just because he's a Muslim that you don't like him?"

I like him, but he doesnt tell that community like we need to stop this or something similar.

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By *ensualtouch15Man  over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed"

When will idiots learn

Some terrorists are Christians some are Irish some are white and some are Muslim

NOT "all brown people are terrorists"

I think the point of the thread was

Mr khan made an articulate dialogue regarding city living and it's unfortunate risk and how vocalising the risk could lead to improving security of people

Where as the right wing extremist across the pond has destroyed the sentiment and brain farted an insensitive mis quote

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Because he is a muslim himself, so dont want to say the truth."

Oh Shag, come on...

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

So major cities in the UK, Europe and the US aren't constantly under threat of attack and don't need to be vigilant then?

What?

It was a fairly simple question.

What is the fairly simple question and why are you asking me?"

The question I asked in response to you saying that he doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote.

It refers back to his original quote.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Fuck me ignorance is fashionable today

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killedThat is what I meant too.

I'm still trying to get to the bottom of how anything he originally said, before it was misquoted, could be construed as appeasing the Muslim vote?

Or is it just because he's a Muslim that you don't like him?I like him, but he doesnt tell that community like we need to stop this or something similar."

Probably because it's not 'that community', it's isolated nutters. Similar to the guy that killed Jo Cox...which 'community' needed telling in that instance?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Because he is a muslim himself, so dont want to say the truth.

Oh Shag, come on..."

I know, he doesnt adres the problem to the public.

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

When will idiots learn

Some terrorists are Christians some are Irish some are white and some are Muslim

NOT "all brown people are terrorists"

I think the point of the thread was

Mr khan made an articulate dialogue regarding city living and it's unfortunate risk and how vocalising the risk could lead to improving security of people

Where as the right wing extremist across the pond has destroyed the sentiment and brain farted an insensitive mis quote

"

"Terror attacks are part and parcel of living in a big city"

It doesn't have to be like that. Most terror attacks, in London, over the last few years have been carried out by Muslims

Yes, yes, yes; these *could* have been carried out by Christian, Hindus and Buddhist as well. But the fact is that these were carried out by muslims

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By *hetalkingstoveMan  over a year ago

London


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killedThat is what I meant too.

I'm still trying to get to the bottom of how anything he originally said, before it was misquoted, could be construed as appeasing the Muslim vote?

Or is it just because he's a Muslim that you don't like him?I like him, but he doesnt tell that community like we need to stop this or something similar.

Probably because it's not 'that community', it's isolated nutters. Similar to the guy that killed Jo Cox...which 'community' needed telling in that instance?"

Quite so. Young white men shoot up schools in the US all the time, yet we never suggest there is a general issue with that group of people.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

When will idiots learn

Some terrorists are Christians some are Irish some are white and some are Muslim

NOT "all brown people are terrorists"

I think the point of the thread was

Mr khan made an articulate dialogue regarding city living and it's unfortunate risk and how vocalising the risk could lead to improving security of people

Where as the right wing extremist across the pond has destroyed the sentiment and brain farted an insensitive mis quote

"Terror attacks are part and parcel of living in a big city"

It doesn't have to be like that. Most terror attacks, in London, over the last few years have been carried out by Muslims

Yes, yes, yes; these *could* have been carried out by Christian, Hindus and Buddhist as well. But the fact is that these were carried out by muslims"

See, you've missed the point again by quoting the misquote!

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

When will idiots learn

Some terrorists are Christians some are Irish some are white and some are Muslim

NOT "all brown people are terrorists"

I think the point of the thread was

Mr khan made an articulate dialogue regarding city living and it's unfortunate risk and how vocalising the risk could lead to improving security of people

Where as the right wing extremist across the pond has destroyed the sentiment and brain farted an insensitive mis quote

"Terror attacks are part and parcel of living in a big city"

It doesn't have to be like that. Most terror attacks, in London, over the last few years have been carried out by Muslims

Yes, yes, yes; these *could* have been carried out by Christian, Hindus and Buddhist as well. But the fact is that these were carried out by muslims

See, you've missed the point again by quoting the misquote!

"

And your point is that practically all terrorist attacks in London in atleast the last decade weren't carried out by muslims? See, you have missed the point, yet again

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By *ensualtouch15Man  over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

When will idiots learn

Some terrorists are Christians some are Irish some are white and some are Muslim

NOT "all brown people are terrorists"

I think the point of the thread was

Mr khan made an articulate dialogue regarding city living and it's unfortunate risk and how vocalising the risk could lead to improving security of people

Where as the right wing extremist across the pond has destroyed the sentiment and brain farted an insensitive mis quote

"Terror attacks are part and parcel of living in a big city"

It doesn't have to be like that. Most terror attacks, in London, over the last few years have been carried out by Muslims

Yes, yes, yes; these *could* have been carried out by Christian, Hindus and Buddhist as well. But the fact is that these were carried out by muslims"

I have no idea what your point is ? Birmingham pub bombings and a vast number of others were perpetrated by white Christians

Please tell me you're not trying to suggest Muslims as a group are bad , should all be considered guilty and discriminated against with rights reductions ? Because surely no one is that ignorant other than trump surely ?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed"

Protected from any terrorist attack in what way? Please enlighten

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

Protected from any terrorist attack in what way? Please enlighten "

The same way as the parliament was protected by the policeman who was killed by the terrorist yesterday

Are you now enlightened?

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

Protected from any terrorist attack in what way? Please enlighten

The same way as the parliament was protected by the policeman who was killed by the terrorist yesterday

Are you now enlightened?"

Tell that to Airey Neeve and Lord Mountbatten!

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

When will idiots learn

Some terrorists are Christians some are Irish some are white and some are Muslim

NOT "all brown people are terrorists"

I think the point of the thread was

Mr khan made an articulate dialogue regarding city living and it's unfortunate risk and how vocalising the risk could lead to improving security of people

Where as the right wing extremist across the pond has destroyed the sentiment and brain farted an insensitive mis quote

"Terror attacks are part and parcel of living in a big city"

It doesn't have to be like that. Most terror attacks, in London, over the last few years have been carried out by Muslims

Yes, yes, yes; these *could* have been carried out by Christian, Hindus and Buddhist as well. But the fact is that these were carried out by muslims

I have no idea what your point is ? Birmingham pub bombings and a vast number of others were perpetrated by white Christians

Please tell me you're not trying to suggest Muslims as a group are bad , should all be considered guilty and discriminated against with rights reductions ? Because surely no one is that ignorant other than trump surely ?"

Do you actually read comments before jumping to conclusions

I am commenting about attacks in London; not attacks in Timbuktu or Birmingham

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Because he is a muslim himself, so dont want to say the truth."

Do you want to tell us all what the truth is Shag?

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

Protected from any terrorist attack in what way? Please enlighten

The same way as the parliament was protected by the policeman who was killed by the terrorist yesterday

Are you now enlightened?

Tell that to Airey Neeve and Lord Mountbatten!"

You tell 'em; I wasn't born then. I am more concerned about the here and now and not much about the dawn of man

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By *eerobCouple  over a year ago

solihull

I don't like Khan, I don't have much time for him, but isn't what he says just a realistic appraisal of what is happening in the world/cities?

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

Protected from any terrorist attack in what way? Please enlighten

The same way as the parliament was protected by the policeman who was killed by the terrorist yesterday

Are you now enlightened?

Tell that to Airey Neeve and Lord Mountbatten!

You tell 'em; I wasn't born then. I am more concerned about the here and now and not much about the dawn of man"

So you don't believe that history informs the present in any way? That probably explains your attitude on this and other threads quite succinctly.

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By *orwegian BlueMan  over a year ago

Iceland, but Aldi is closer..

Really its a statement of fact.. Stating the bleedin obvious as we say in London..

After all the terrorist attacks over the years by various groups around the world, the big cities are the obvious target.. Strike at a capital city or major conurbation and you will maximise fear and publicity..

Do the same in a rural village and it'd just about make the 6pm news...

So the only contentious thing I can see he has said is the blinding obviousness of his statement..

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

When will idiots learn

Some terrorists are Christians some are Irish some are white and some are Muslim "

You're right idiots never learn.

So far this year there have been 467 Islamic attacks in 37 countries, in which 3198 people have been killed and 3895 injured.

I don't know the figures for Christian, white and Irish terrorism ...so tell me?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Because he is a muslim himself, so dont want to say the truth.

Do you want to tell us all what the truth is Shag?

"

I already explained it

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By *arry247Couple  over a year ago

Wakefield

Sadiq Khan simply stated the reality of the world today.

People do not like being told they have to undetsand there is danger in the world and that individuals have to take steps to protect themsleves.

Where I lived as a teenager it was white teenage boys who were in danger of being attacked by white teenage boys.

We soon learnt to protect ourselves by avoiding the areas and pubs that the trouble mainly occurred in.

In a similar way young women can reduce their chance of attack by moderating the dress they adopt.

People who live in cities have got to realise some places will be targets of terrorist attacks and take precautions when visiting these places to reduce the chance of them becoming involved.

In all the above we could only hope to reduce the chance of being involved not remove it completely.

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

Protected from any terrorist attack in what way? Please enlighten

The same way as the parliament was protected by the policeman who was killed by the terrorist yesterday

Are you now enlightened?

Tell that to Airey Neeve and Lord Mountbatten!

You tell 'em; I wasn't born then. I am more concerned about the here and now and not much about the dawn of man

So you don't believe that history informs the present in any way? That probably explains your attitude on this and other threads quite succinctly."

You worry about the last 1,000 years and what happened in faraway lands

I'll worry about what is happening now where I live. And yes, that explains my attitude about the terrorist attacks in London

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By *opsy RogersWoman  over a year ago

London


"Because he is a muslim himself, so dont want to say the truth.

Do you want to tell us all what the truth is Shag?

I already explained it"

No you didn't, you vaguely agreed with someone else's point.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

Protected from any terrorist attack in what way? Please enlighten

The same way as the parliament was protected by the policeman who was killed by the terrorist yesterday

Are you now enlightened?

Tell that to Airey Neeve and Lord Mountbatten!

You tell 'em; I wasn't born then. I am more concerned about the here and now and not much about the dawn of man"

And you were about 9 years old when they died, unless you've added years on to your age on here, which would be unusual in itself!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Because he is a muslim himself, so dont want to say the truth.

Do you want to tell us all what the truth is Shag?

I already explained it

No you didn't, you vaguely agreed with someone else's point. "

Yes which covered what I meant.

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

Protected from any terrorist attack in what way? Please enlighten

The same way as the parliament was protected by the policeman who was killed by the terrorist yesterday

Are you now enlightened?

Tell that to Airey Neeve and Lord Mountbatten!

You tell 'em; I wasn't born then. I am more concerned about the here and now and not much about the dawn of man

And you were about 9 years old when they died, unless you've added years on to your age on here, which would be unusual in itself!"

And?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

Protected from any terrorist attack in what way? Please enlighten

The same way as the parliament was protected by the policeman who was killed by the terrorist yesterday

Are you now enlightened?"

So the same way Jo Cox was 'protected from any terrorist attack'?

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By *hekaiserMan  over a year ago

Glasgow


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killedThat is what I meant too.

I'm still trying to get to the bottom of how anything he originally said, before it was misquoted, could be construed as appeasing the Muslim vote?

Or is it just because he's a Muslim that you don't like him?"

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

When will idiots learn

Some terrorists are Christians some are Irish some are white and some are Muslim

You're right idiots never learn.

So far this year there have been 467 Islamic attacks in 37 countries, in which 3198 people have been killed and 3895 injured.

I don't know the figures for Christian, white and Irish terrorism ...so tell me?

"

Taking your figures as legitimate how many of those 407 attacks targeted non - muslims?

The answer to that may just tell you something

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By *opsy RogersWoman  over a year ago

London


"Sadiq Khan simply stated the reality of the world today.

People do not like being told they have to undetsand there is danger in the world and that individuals have to take steps to protect themsleves.

Where I lived as a teenager it was white teenage boys who were in danger of being attacked by white teenage boys.

We soon learnt to protect ourselves by avoiding the areas and pubs that the trouble mainly occurred in.

In a similar way young women can reduce their chance of attack by moderating the dress they adopt.

People who live in cities have got to realise some places will be targets of terrorist attacks and take precautions when visiting these places to reduce the chance of them becoming involved.

In all the above we could only hope to reduce the chance of being involved not remove it completely."

I feel so sorry that you can't control your own behaviour and think that other men can't, in the presence of a woman in clothing you deem to be provocative. By your reasoning, all men are attackers of women and it's the women's fault.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

Protected from any terrorist attack in what way? Please enlighten

The same way as the parliament was protected by the policeman who was killed by the terrorist yesterday

Are you now enlightened?

So the same way Jo Cox was 'protected from any terrorist attack'? "

Yes but he was white so he doesn't really count as a terrorist...

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

Protected from any terrorist attack in what way? Please enlighten

The same way as the parliament was protected by the policeman who was killed by the terrorist yesterday

Are you now enlightened?

So the same way Jo Cox was 'protected from any terrorist attack'? "

I am commenting about the London terrorist attacks in the last decade or so. Joe Cox was in London? If not, then why are you commenting on my comments and asking about her?

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

Protected from any terrorist attack in what way? Please enlighten

The same way as the parliament was protected by the policeman who was killed by the terrorist yesterday

Are you now enlightened?

Tell that to Airey Neeve and Lord Mountbatten!

You tell 'em; I wasn't born then. I am more concerned about the here and now and not much about the dawn of man

And you were about 9 years old when they died, unless you've added years on to your age on here, which would be unusual in itself!

And?"

And you were born then! I'd be surprised if you weren't aware of Mountbatten's assassination.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

There's neither enough face or enough palm for this thread.

OP, I get what you were getting at. And I think Mr Khan is correct in his original statement.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killedThat is what I meant too.

I'm still trying to get to the bottom of how anything he originally said, before it was misquoted, could be construed as appeasing the Muslim vote?

Or is it just because he's a Muslim that you don't like him?

Of course the fact he is a muslim is enough for at least 2 repeatedly open racists that have contributed to this thread.

"

Liberals will of course be in mourning today... at the death of the muslim nazi traitor.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killedThat is what I meant too.

I'm still trying to get to the bottom of how anything he originally said, before it was misquoted, could be construed as appeasing the Muslim vote?

Or is it just because he's a Muslim that you don't like him?

"

I notice that you forgot to quote my reply that I did like him lol.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

When will idiots learn

Some terrorists are Christians some are Irish some are white and some are Muslim

NOT "all brown people are terrorists"

I think the point of the thread was

Mr khan made an articulate dialogue regarding city living and it's unfortunate risk and how vocalising the risk could lead to improving security of people

Where as the right wing extremist across the pond has destroyed the sentiment and brain farted an insensitive mis quote

"Terror attacks are part and parcel of living in a big city"

It doesn't have to be like that. Most terror attacks, in London, over the last few years have been carried out by Muslims

Yes, yes, yes; these *could* have been carried out by Christian, Hindus and Buddhist as well. But the fact is that these were carried out by muslims"

And?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Because he is a muslim himself, so dont want to say the truth.

Do you want to tell us all what the truth is Shag?

I already explained it

No you didn't, you vaguely agreed with someone else's point. Yes which covered what I meant."

What is the truth that Sadie Khan won't admit because he's a Muslim?

The post you agreed with in no way explained that comment

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"There's neither enough face or enough palm for this thread.

OP, I get what you were getting at. And I think Mr Khan is correct in his original statement. "

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

Protected from any terrorist attack in what way? Please enlighten

The same way as the parliament was protected by the policeman who was killed by the terrorist yesterday

Are you now enlightened?

Tell that to Airey Neeve and Lord Mountbatten!

You tell 'em; I wasn't born then. I am more concerned about the here and now and not much about the dawn of man

And you were about 9 years old when they died, unless you've added years on to your age on here, which would be unusual in itself!

And?

And you were born then! I'd be surprised if you weren't aware of Mountbatten's assassination."

I was born in Germany and came to London less 20 years ago. I don't know or care about assassinations throughout the world which happened 40 years ago

Once again, and for the last time; all my comments on this thread are about terrorist attacks carried out in London over the last decade or so. You obviously want to make more out of it

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Because he is a muslim himself, so dont want to say the truth.

Do you want to tell us all what the truth is Shag?

I already explained it

No you didn't, you vaguely agreed with someone else's point. Yes which covered what I meant.

What is the truth that Sadie Khan won't admit because he's a Muslim?

The post you agreed with in no way explained that comment "

Yes it did.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I'm confused ? What had he said that isn't true ? If you live in a big city then guess what there is a chance of an attack and it more likely than if your in a small town somewhere .

I lived in London for 20 years and it was always a possibility, if you watch almost all the interviews on the news last night with 'Londoners' I'll call them, almost everyone of them said it was only a matter of time before this happened . Yes all the latest attacks are being carried out in the name of Allah but seriously do we even need a debate that is just a small minority of loons that want to chase us harm ? If a Muslim was walking on that bridge yday then he'd or she would likely be dead also.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killedThat is what I meant too.

I'm still trying to get to the bottom of how anything he originally said, before it was misquoted, could be construed as appeasing the Muslim vote?

Or is it just because he's a Muslim that you don't like him?

Of course the fact he is a muslim is enough for at least 2 repeatedly open racists that have contributed to this thread.

Liberals will of course be in mourning today... at the death of the muslim nazi traitor. "

Talking of faces and palms...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"So the same way Jo Cox was 'protected from any terrorist attack'?

I am commenting about the London terrorist attacks in the last decade or so. Joe Cox was in London? If not, then why are you commenting on my comments and asking about her?"

Any threat to the wellbeing of Sadiq Khan, or any other MP, terrorist related or not, is not limited to vicinity of London.

As we have identified, terrorist attacks in the UK within the last decade or two, is also not limited to London.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"There's neither enough face or enough palm for this thread.

OP, I get what you were getting at. And I think Mr Khan is correct in his original statement. "

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Because he is a muslim himself, so dont want to say the truth.

Do you want to tell us all what the truth is Shag?

I already explained it

No you didn't, you vaguely agreed with someone else's point. Yes which covered what I meant.

What is the truth that Sadie Khan won't admit because he's a Muslim?

The post you agreed with in no way explained that comment Yes it did."

As ever on the subject of Muslims you post an ill informed comment that you can in no way expand on or explain.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Because he is a muslim himself, so dont want to say the truth.

Do you want to tell us all what the truth is Shag?

I already explained it

No you didn't, you vaguely agreed with someone else's point. Yes which covered what I meant.

What is the truth that Sadie Khan won't admit because he's a Muslim?

The post you agreed with in no way explained that comment Yes it did.

As ever on the subject of Muslims you post an ill informed comment that you can in no way expand on or explain. "

Maibe check the rules about getting personal. I know it can be hard to follow.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I don't know if it's been mentioned on the thread, but Sadiq Khan was quoted as saying this in September 2016, and not yesterday.

It's only come to light because Trump Jr was attempting to use it for his own political gain, which in itself is a pretty low thing to have done.

I actually agree with Sadiq Khan anyway - cities have been the targets for years and years - this is nothing new.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Because he is a muslim himself, so dont want to say the truth.

Do you want to tell us all what the truth is Shag?

I already explained it

No you didn't, you vaguely agreed with someone else's point. Yes which covered what I meant.

What is the truth that Sadie Khan won't admit because he's a Muslim?

The post you agreed with in no way explained that comment Yes it did.

As ever on the subject of Muslims you post an ill informed comment that you can in no way expand on or explain. Maibe check the rules about getting personal. I know it can be hard to follow."

I have merely made an observation on your repeated reluctance to substantiate or expand on your frequent inflammatory comments.

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"Oh ffs; I really do need a face palm emoticon here

I am not talking about terrorist attacks any where else in the world. This thread was about the LONDON mayor and what he said and I have commented on the LONDON terrorist attacks since I have been living here

You are welcome to start a comment or a thread on terrorist attacks in the last 100/1,000 years all over the world. But don't ask me about those as those don't affect me and I have NOT commented about those

Some folk are so thick .....

The London Mayor's comments were about any such attacks in big cities. The comments last year, and that have been rephrased in the last 24 hours, are not specific to London. They are a warning to inhabitants of, and visitors to, big cities to be mindful.

"

A warning? Does he actually believe that people in London don't know about these attacks???

Instead of issuing warnings, he should be doing something about these attacks. He is the Mayor of London. He should be coming up with concrete plans to protect us rather than issuing completely useless warnings

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Because he is a muslim himself, so dont want to say the truth.

Do you want to tell us all what the truth is Shag?

I already explained it

No you didn't, you vaguely agreed with someone else's point. Yes which covered what I meant.

What is the truth that Sadie Khan won't admit because he's a Muslim?

The post you agreed with in no way explained that comment Yes it did.

As ever on the subject of Muslims you post an ill informed comment that you can in no way expand on or explain. Maibe check the rules about getting personal. I know it can be hard to follow.

I have merely made an observation on your repeated reluctance to substantiate or expand on your frequent inflammatory comments. "

Yawnnnnnnn

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

A warning? Does he actually believe that people in London don't know about these attacks???

Instead of issuing warnings, he should be doing something about these attacks. He is the Mayor of London. He should be coming up with concrete plans to protect us rather than issuing completely useless warnings

Josie - in reality there's only so much that can be done to stop something like this.

I could quite easily drive my care along a pavement anywhere in the world and then charge at a policeman with a knife - the Mayor, and nobody else can stop such an attack. Be reasonable.

As was stated in another thread, we have more surveillance than any other country in the Western world (Western Europe at the very least) and have probably stopped any number of these attacks over the years but you can't legislate for everything. If he's not known to security forces and has used nothing more than a car and a knife, what is there to flag up?"

Exactly. The UK, and London in particular is absolutely saturated with security cameras and police on duty - you cannot, and never will be able to legislate for everything that happens.

I find this thread quite unsavoury, and in parts, somewhat offensive to be honest.

Sadiq Khan has done nothing wrong.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

A warning? Does he actually believe that people in London don't know about these attacks???

Instead of issuing warnings, he should be doing something about these attacks. He is the Mayor of London. He should be coming up with concrete plans to protect us rather than issuing completely useless warnings

Josie - in reality there's only so much that can be done to stop something like this.

I could quite easily drive my care along a pavement anywhere in the world and then charge at a policeman with a knife - the Mayor, and nobody else can stop such an attack. Be reasonable.

As was stated in another thread, we have more surveillance than any other country in the Western world (Western Europe at the very least) and have probably stopped any number of these attacks over the years but you can't legislate for everything. If he's not known to security forces and has used nothing more than a car and a knife, what is there to flag up?

Exactly. The UK, and London in particular is absolutely saturated with security cameras and police on duty - you cannot, and never will be able to legislate for everything that happens.

I find this thread quite unsavoury, and in parts, somewhat offensive to be honest.

Sadiq Khan has done nothing wrong."

I agree, some of the comments look like covert racism to me

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By *anillaguyMan  over a year ago

Kingston

Sadiq khan is from Tooting, he is a londoner and currently the mayor. Not sure he should be out vigilante style trying to stop terrorism

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"

A warning? Does he actually believe that people in London don't know about these attacks???

Instead of issuing warnings, he should be doing something about these attacks. He is the Mayor of London. He should be coming up with concrete plans to protect us rather than issuing completely useless warnings

Josie - in reality there's only so much that can be done to stop something like this.

I could quite easily drive my care along a pavement anywhere in the world and then charge at a policeman with a knife - the Mayor, and nobody else can stop such an attack. Be reasonable.

As was stated in another thread, we have more surveillance than any other country in the Western world (Western Europe at the very least) and have probably stopped any number of these attacks over the years but you can't legislate for everything. If he's not known to security forces and has used nothing more than a car and a knife, what is there to flag up?

Exactly. The UK, and London in particular is absolutely saturated with security cameras and police on duty - you cannot, and never will be able to legislate for everything that happens.

I find this thread quite unsavoury, and in parts, somewhat offensive to be honest.

Sadiq Khan has done nothing wrong."

I stupidly expected a discourse on how quotes can be taken out of context to give them a completely different meaning, particularly when dates aren't referenced at all.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Josie - in reality there's only so much that can be done to stop something like this.

I could quite easily drive my care along a pavement anywhere in the world and then charge at a policeman with a knife - the Mayor, and nobody else can stop such an attack. Be reasonable.

I agree with what you say

My point was that the warnings he is issuing are patronising. Or does he really think that the folk in London are sooooooo stupid that they need to be told to be vigilant after so many terrorist attacks have been carried out here?

And yes, he can do something about it. There can be more armed police at stations, etc. There is some but not nearly enough. He could also keep more of the 'radicalised' people under surveillance, whether they are muslim or not

Not all attacks will stop but he could take concrete steps to reduce the occurrence. The duration between these attacks is decreasing and as a Mayor, he should be leading at stopping this"

I think you might be confusing the Mayor's role with the security services.

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"

Josie - in reality there's only so much that can be done to stop something like this.

I could quite easily drive my care along a pavement anywhere in the world and then charge at a policeman with a knife - the Mayor, and nobody else can stop such an attack. Be reasonable.

I agree with what you say

My point was that the warnings he is issuing are patronising. Or does he really think that the folk in London are sooooooo stupid that they need to be told to be vigilant after so many terrorist attacks have been carried out here?

And yes, he can do something about it. There can be more armed police at stations, etc. There is some but not nearly enough. He could also keep more of the 'radicalised' people under surveillance, whether they are muslim or not

Not all attacks will stop but he could take concrete steps to reduce the occurrence. The duration between these attacks is decreasing and as a Mayor, he should be leading at stopping this

I think you might be confusing the Mayor's role with the security services. "

No, I am not. He Should be talking to the security forces about this instead of warning us about the bl**dy obvious

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By *anillaguyMan  over a year ago

Kingston


"Oh ffs; I really do need a face palm emoticon here

I am not talking about terrorist attacks any where else in the world. This thread was about the LONDON mayor and what he said and I have commented on the LONDON terrorist attacks since I have been living here

You are welcome to start a comment or a thread on terrorist attacks in the last 100/1,000 years all over the world. But don't ask me about those as those don't affect me and I have NOT commented about those

Some folk are so thick .....

The London Mayor's comments were about any such attacks in big cities. The comments last year, and that have been rephrased in the last 24 hours, are not specific to London. They are a warning to inhabitants of, and visitors to, big cities to be mindful.

A warning? Does he actually believe that people in London don't know about these attacks???

Instead of issuing warnings, he should be doing something about these attacks. He is the Mayor of London. He should be coming up with concrete plans to protect us rather than issuing completely useless warnings

Josie - in reality there's only so much that can be done to stop something like this.

I could quite easily drive my care along a pavement anywhere in the world and then charge at a policeman with a knife - the Mayor, and nobody else can stop such an attack. Be reasonable.

I agree with what you say

My point was that the warnings he is issuing are patronising. Or does he really think that the folk in London are sooooooo stupid that they need to be told to be vigilant after so many terrorist attacks have been carried out here?

And yes, he can do something about it. There can be more armed police at stations, etc. There is some but not nearly enough. He could also keep more of the 'radicalised' people under surveillance, whether they are muslim or not

Not all attacks will stop but he could take concrete steps to reduce the occurrence. The duration between these attacks is decreasing and as a Mayor, he should be leading at stopping this"

As someone who has said that they are not bothered by history and only interested in current events perhaps you are not aware of the importance this country has placed on having an unarmed police force.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Josie - in reality there's only so much that can be done to stop something like this.

I could quite easily drive my care along a pavement anywhere in the world and then charge at a policeman with a knife - the Mayor, and nobody else can stop such an attack. Be reasonable.

I agree with what you say

My point was that the warnings he is issuing are patronising. Or does he really think that the folk in London are sooooooo stupid that they need to be told to be vigilant after so many terrorist attacks have been carried out here?

And yes, he can do something about it. There can be more armed police at stations, etc. There is some but not nearly enough. He could also keep more of the 'radicalised' people under surveillance, whether they are muslim or not

Not all attacks will stop but he could take concrete steps to reduce the occurrence. The duration between these attacks is decreasing and as a Mayor, he should be leading at stopping this

I think you might be confusing the Mayor's role with the security services.

No, I am not. He Should be talking to the security forces about this instead of warning us about the bl**dy obvious"

I would expect that he's done a few other things in the last 24 hours, other than just issue a statement to the public, Josie. Probably best if those are kept under wraps though, eh.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Oh ffs; I really do need a face palm emoticon here

I am not talking about terrorist attacks any where else in the world. This thread was about the LONDON mayor and what he said and I have commented on the LONDON terrorist attacks since I have been living here

You are welcome to start a comment or a thread on terrorist attacks in the last 100/1,000 years all over the world. But don't ask me about those as those don't affect me and I have NOT commented about those

Some folk are so thick .....

The London Mayor's comments were about any such attacks in big cities. The comments last year, and that have been rephrased in the last 24 hours, are not specific to London. They are a warning to inhabitants of, and visitors to, big cities to be mindful.

A warning? Does he actually believe that people in London don't know about these attacks???

Instead of issuing warnings, he should be doing something about these attacks. He is the Mayor of London. He should be coming up with concrete plans to protect us rather than issuing completely useless warnings

Josie - in reality there's only so much that can be done to stop something like this.

I could quite easily drive my care along a pavement anywhere in the world and then charge at a policeman with a knife - the Mayor, and nobody else can stop such an attack. Be reasonable.

I agree with what you say

My point was that the warnings he is issuing are patronising. Or does he really think that the folk in London are sooooooo stupid that they need to be told to be vigilant after so many terrorist attacks have been carried out here?

And yes, he can do something about it. There can be more armed police at stations, etc. There is some but not nearly enough. He could also keep more of the 'radicalised' people under surveillance, whether they are muslim or not

Not all attacks will stop but he could take concrete steps to reduce the occurrence. The duration between these attacks is decreasing and as a Mayor, he should be leading at stopping this"

His warning is no more or less patronising than those from other politicians and police/security forces.

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"

Josie - in reality there's only so much that can be done to stop something like this.

I could quite easily drive my care along a pavement anywhere in the world and then charge at a policeman with a knife - the Mayor, and nobody else can stop such an attack. Be reasonable.

I agree with what you say

My point was that the warnings he is issuing are patronising. Or does he really think that the folk in London are sooooooo stupid that they need to be told to be vigilant after so many terrorist attacks have been carried out here?

And yes, he can do something about it. There can be more armed police at stations, etc. There is some but not nearly enough. He could also keep more of the 'radicalised' people under surveillance, whether they are muslim or not

Not all attacks will stop but he could take concrete steps to reduce the occurrence. The duration between these attacks is decreasing and as a Mayor, he should be leading at stopping this

I think you might be confusing the Mayor's role with the security services.

No, I am not. He Should be talking to the security forces about this instead of warning us about the bl**dy obvious

I would expect that he's done a few other things in the last 24 hours, other than just issue a statement to the public, Josie. Probably best if those are kept under wraps though, eh."

I hope so

And yes, if he has then he is right in not disclosing his plans

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Josie - how do you feel about Theresa May's comments about staying vigilant, being careful, sticking together etc in her statement?

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Wasn't this the first (successful, for want of a better word) terrorist attack in London since he became mayor?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Wasn't this the first (successful, for want of a better word) terrorist attack in London since he became mayor?"

I believe so - and also really simple to do. No planning required. Get a knife, get a car, drive it fast over a bridge. Nothing counter-terrorism could do about it. Nothing.

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"Oh ffs; I really do need a face palm emoticon here

I am not talking about terrorist attacks any where else in the world. This thread was about the LONDON mayor and what he said and I have commented on the LONDON terrorist attacks since I have been living here

You are welcome to start a comment or a thread on terrorist attacks in the last 100/1,000 years all over the world. But don't ask me about those as those don't affect me and I have NOT commented about those

Some folk are so thick .....

The London Mayor's comments were about any such attacks in big cities. The comments last year, and that have been rephrased in the last 24 hours, are not specific to London. They are a warning to inhabitants of, and visitors to, big cities to be mindful.

A warning? Does he actually believe that people in London don't know about these attacks???

Instead of issuing warnings, he should be doing something about these attacks. He is the Mayor of London. He should be coming up with concrete plans to protect us rather than issuing completely useless warnings

Josie - in reality there's only so much that can be done to stop something like this.

I could quite easily drive my care along a pavement anywhere in the world and then charge at a policeman with a knife - the Mayor, and nobody else can stop such an attack. Be reasonable.

I agree with what you say

My point was that the warnings he is issuing are patronising. Or does he really think that the folk in London are sooooooo stupid that they need to be told to be vigilant after so many terrorist attacks have been carried out here?

And yes, he can do something about it. There can be more armed police at stations, etc. There is some but not nearly enough. He could also keep more of the 'radicalised' people under surveillance, whether they are muslim or not

Not all attacks will stop but he could take concrete steps to reduce the occurrence. The duration between these attacks is decreasing and as a Mayor, he should be leading at stopping this

As someone who has said that they are not bothered by history and only interested in current events perhaps you are not aware of the importance this country has placed on having an unarmed police force."

History tells us that there weren't any aircraft 200 years ago so lets then remove the armed police from the airports now. Lets just pretend that in the here and now, the big metal birds are a figment of our imagination and that terrorist are not attacking airports

I like this head in the sand approach

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

And the original interview with the Evening Standard was from not long after he took over as Mayor, so now of a discussion piece after the New York bombing at the time of the interview than him admonishing Londoners for being naughty boys and girls and not paying attention.

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"Josie - how do you feel about Theresa May's comments about staying vigilant, being careful, sticking together etc in her statement?"

Same drivel. And if there was a thread about her statements, my comments would be no different about her either

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Josie - how do you feel about Theresa May's comments about staying vigilant, being careful, sticking together etc in her statement?"

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

I don't know the figures for Christian, white and Irish terrorism ...so tell me?

"

I hope posting a URL is ok.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-10866072

And this is solely in the UK. As someone who lived in Northern Ireland for over 10 years I find the idea that terrorism is predominantly a Muslim problem, as the newspapers may have you believe, to be dubious at best.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

The likelihood of being killed by a so called 'terrorist' is extremely low anyway. You're more likely to die in an accident at home.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Josie - how do you feel about Theresa May's comments about staying vigilant, being careful, sticking together etc in her statement?

Same drivel. And if there was a thread about her statements, my comments would be no different about her either"

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By *arry247Couple  over a year ago

Wakefield


"

I feel so sorry that you can't control your own behaviour and think that other men can't, in the presence of a woman in clothing you deem to be provocative. By your reasoning, all men are attackers of women and it's the women's fault. "

We can and do control our own behaviour but knowing some do not then it is up to each and evey one of us to takes steps to avoid the risk.

Are you saying it would be safe to walk about with a bundle of £50 notes in your hand, going from pub to pub.

You don't think that might cause someone who cannot control themselves to try to take it from you?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I'm off to listen to loud music whilst banging my head against a wall.

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"The likelihood of being killed by a so called 'terrorist' is extremely low anyway. You're more likely to die in an accident at home.

"

I am 100% lcertain to die at some point in time of something

But I still take steps to prolong my life as much as I can

You are welcome to take that very low risk and not want it to be reduced. I am not

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"

I feel so sorry that you can't control your own behaviour and think that other men can't, in the presence of a woman in clothing you deem to be provocative. By your reasoning, all men are attackers of women and it's the women's fault.

We can and do control our own behaviour but knowing some do not then it is up to each and evey one of us to takes steps to avoid the risk.

Are you saying it would be safe to walk about with a bundle of £50 notes in your hand, going from pub to pub.

You don't think that might cause someone who cannot control themselves to try to take it from you?"

Now you're talking about Routine Activity Theory and Rational Choice Theory

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The likelihood of being killed by a so called 'terrorist' is extremely low anyway. You're more likely to die in an accident at home.

I am 100% lcertain to die at some point in time of something

But I still take steps to prolong my life as much as I can

You are welcome to take that very low risk and not want it to be reduced. I am not"

So when the Mayor and the PM tell you to take steps not to die from something, you think that's patronising, but you want to take steps to prolong your life as much as you can. OK, errr......

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I don't think he should of publically said that,especially when people are scared already. I don't think it has anything to do with him being muslim.

Having said that if boris would of said it would he be facing this amount of backlash? Probably not

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"I don't think he should of publically said that,especially when people are scared already. I don't think it has anything to do with him being muslim.

Having said that if boris would of said it would he be facing this amount of backlash? Probably not"

HE SAID IT IN 2016 NOT YESTERDAY!!!!

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"I don't think he should of publically said that,especially when people are scared already. I don't think it has anything to do with him being muslim.

Having said that if boris would of said it would he be facing this amount of backlash? Probably not

HE SAID IT IN 2016 NOT YESTERDAY!!!!"

I'd give up!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I don't think he should of publically said that,especially when people are scared already. I don't think it has anything to do with him being muslim.

Having said that if boris would of said it would he be facing this amount of backlash? Probably not

HE SAID IT IN 2016 NOT YESTERDAY!!!!"

OKAY!!!!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I don't think he should of publically said that,especially when people are scared already. I don't think it has anything to do with him being muslim.

Having said that if boris would of said it would he be facing this amount of backlash? Probably not

HE SAID IT IN 2016 NOT YESTERDAY!!!!

I'd give up! "

Haha, you're right there!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I don't think he should of publically said that,especially when people are scared already. I don't think it has anything to do with him being muslim.

Having said that if boris would of said it would he be facing this amount of backlash? Probably not

HE SAID IT IN 2016 NOT YESTERDAY!!!!"

Doesnt make a slightest bit of difference? Are terror attacks new to 2017 or something

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"The likelihood of being killed by a so called 'terrorist' is extremely low anyway. You're more likely to die in an accident at home.

I am 100% lcertain to die at some point in time of something

But I still take steps to prolong my life as much as I can

You are welcome to take that very low risk and not want it to be reduced. I am not

So when the Mayor and the PM tell you to take steps not to die from something, you think that's patronising, but you want to take steps to prolong your life as much as you can. OK, errr......"

Take my advice. Be careful, Gladitor; you will die of something

Hope you will take my advice

I bet you didn't know that before I told you just now

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

OK I am now retiring from this thread before I lose my mind. Good luck everyone x

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Would people on this thread report suspicious activity if it involved a muslim or would you be afraid of being called a racist?

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"I don't think he should of publically said that,especially when people are scared already. I don't think it has anything to do with him being muslim.

Having said that if boris would of said it would he be facing this amount of backlash? Probably not

HE SAID IT IN 2016 NOT YESTERDAY!!!!

Doesnt make a slightest bit of difference? Are terror attacks new to 2017 or something "

Are you talking about his completely reasonable original interview, or the misquote that's caused all the hurrah?

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"Would people on this thread report suspicious activity if it involved a muslim or would you be afraid of being called a racist? "

It would be 'covert' racism

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Would people on this thread report suspicious activity if it involved a muslim or would you be afraid of being called a racist? "

Racist?

Muslims come in all colours

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Would people on this thread report suspicious activity if it involved a muslim or would you be afraid of being called a racist? "

You can't be called a racist for having bigoted views on someone's religion.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

How can we be prepared if these terrorist attacks are going to happen no one will stop them and these attrosities will carry on happening. The best thing we can do is not to live in fear as hard as it can be and live our lives to the fullest x

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"Would people on this thread report suspicious activity if it involved a muslim or would you be afraid of being called a racist?

Racist?

Muslims come in all colours "

Blue and Green too?

I don't belive you

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"He doesn't want to alienate the Muslim vote so he will say that. Afterall, he is protected from any terrorist attack. It will be the poor policeman guarding him who will get killed

When will idiots learn

Some terrorists are Christians some are Irish some are white and some are Muslim

NOT "all brown people are terrorists"

I think the point of the thread was

Mr khan made an articulate dialogue regarding city living and it's unfortunate risk and how vocalising the risk could lead to improving security of people

Where as the right wing extremist across the pond has destroyed the sentiment and brain farted an insensitive mis quote

"

Couldn't have put it better myself

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

These threads give me a headache.. Off to find a thread that doesn't involve thinking

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Would people on this thread report suspicious activity if it involved a muslim or would you be afraid of being called a racist? "
No they wouldnt dare to, cos of political correctness, sharia law is taking over.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"How did this last September...

"Sadiq Khan has said he believes the threat of terror attacks are “part and parcel of living in a big city” and encouraged Londoners to be vigilant to combat dangers.

The Mayor of London revealed he had a “sleepless night” after the recent bombing in New York, and said major cities around the world “have got to be prepared for these sorts of things” to happen when people least expect them.

“That means being vigilant, having a police force that is in touch with communities, it means the security services being ready, but it also means exchanging ideas and best practice”, Mr Khan told the Evening Standard shortly before a meeting with New York mayor Bill de Blasio"

Become this yesterday...

"Terror attacks are part and parcel of living in a big city"

"

. Ahhh. Someone is mixing up the news . Down to d trump junior. And no one else the added comment

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By *sian_coupleukCouple  over a year ago

manchester

Sheikhyerbouti - Manchesterguy - gladiator - reading your comments clearly show we have level headed people on fab unlike some who have coverted racism in them.

He has said nothing wrong in his statement, yes maybe stated the obvious but who doesn't? Theresa May did say last night...

And wait on, just because he is a Muslim he is immune to terror attack? These attacks are indescriminate meaning it could be anyone from any faith or background killed/hurt.

These people wish to create fear and hate - no religion tells them to do that - they do it for own agendas whatever they maybe!

If Muslims believed in terrorism that would make 1.4billion walking terrorists on face of the earth... yet Muslims are the biggest victims of terrorism!

So please stop with the hate, unite in OUR fight to get rid of scum like these!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Would people on this thread report suspicious activity if it involved a muslim or would you be afraid of being called a racist? "

How would we know if they were a Muslim??

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Sheikhyerbouti - Manchesterguy - gladiator - reading your comments clearly show we have level headed people on fab unlike some who have coverted racism in them.

He has said nothing wrong in his statement, yes maybe stated the obvious but who doesn't? Theresa May did say last night...

And wait on, just because he is a Muslim he is immune to terror attack? These attacks are indescriminate meaning it could be anyone from any faith or background killed/hurt.

These people wish to create fear and hate - no religion tells them to do that - they do it for own agendas whatever they maybe!

If Muslims believed in terrorism that would make 1.4billion walking terrorists on face of the earth... yet Muslims are the biggest victims of terrorism!

So please stop with the hate, unite in OUR fight to get rid of scum like these! "

Very well said

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Would people on this thread report suspicious activity if it involved a muslim or would you be afraid of being called a racist?

How would we know if they were a Muslim?? "

How would we know they weren't?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Tell that to Airey Neeve and Lord Mountbatten!"

The fact is at that time it was the IRA who were the enemy to this country alone.

But the muslin extremists hate the western world and any person that doesn't believe it their religion.

We all know that all Muslims are not the enemy to us just the same as in the past it wasn't all the Irish!

But no the less it was a major problem to our democracy then is it still is now.

What can be done god only knows but democracy ended the Irish situation....so I really hope that the same will happen in this present time of trouble.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Would people on this thread report suspicious activity if it involved a muslim or would you be afraid of being called a racist?

How would we know if they were a Muslim??

How would we know they weren't?"

Exactly my point

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"So the same way Jo Cox was 'protected from any terrorist attack'?

I am commenting about the London terrorist attacks in the last decade or so. Joe Cox was in London? If not, then why are you commenting on my comments and asking about her?

Any threat to the wellbeing of Sadiq Khan, or any other MP, terrorist related or not, is not limited to vicinity of London.

As we have identified, terrorist attacks in the UK within the last decade or two, is also not limited to London.

Oh ffs; I really do need a face palm emoticon here

I am not talking about terrorist attacks any where else in the world. This thread was about the LONDON mayor and what he said and I have commented on the LONDON terrorist attacks since I have been living here

You are welcome to start a comment or a thread on terrorist attacks in the last 100/1,000 years all over the world. But don't ask me about those as those don't affect me and I have NOT commented about those

Some folk are so thick .....

People aren't think... you are trying to narrow it down to small subsections to prove a point...

I was around for Canary Wharf? Were you? Should I hate on Irish people the way you hate on muslims

You can hate anyone you like. It is none of my business

I just hate terrorists and it does not matter to me if they are muslim, green brown or black. Got it?

Not white then

If they were White and in London and in the time I have been here so that it affects me, then yes"

So you only care about what affects you? Did yesterday's attacks directly 'affect' you?

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"Would people on this thread report suspicious activity if it involved a muslim or would you be afraid of being called a racist?

How would we know if they were a Muslim??

How would we know they weren't?

Exactly my point "

But would it be 'covert racism' if a terrorist was reported in London and he or she was muslim?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Would people on this thread report suspicious activity if it involved a muslim or would you be afraid of being called a racist?

How would we know if they were a Muslim??

How would we know they weren't?

Exactly my point "

So you wouldn't report suspicious activity just in case. Fair enough

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"So the same way Jo Cox was 'protected from any terrorist attack'?

I am commenting about the London terrorist attacks in the last decade or so. Joe Cox was in London? If not, then why are you commenting on my comments and asking about her?

Any threat to the wellbeing of Sadiq Khan, or any other MP, terrorist related or not, is not limited to vicinity of London.

As we have identified, terrorist attacks in the UK within the last decade or two, is also not limited to London.

Oh ffs; I really do need a face palm emoticon here

I am not talking about terrorist attacks any where else in the world. This thread was about the LONDON mayor and what he said and I have commented on the LONDON terrorist attacks since I have been living here

You are welcome to start a comment or a thread on terrorist attacks in the last 100/1,000 years all over the world. But don't ask me about those as those don't affect me and I have NOT commented about those

Some folk are so thick .....

People aren't think... you are trying to narrow it down to small subsections to prove a point...

I was around for Canary Wharf? Were you? Should I hate on Irish people the way you hate on muslims

You can hate anyone you like. It is none of my business

I just hate terrorists and it does not matter to me if they are muslim, green brown or black. Got it?

Not white then

If they were White and in London and in the time I have been here so that it affects me, then yes

So you only care about what affects you? Did yesterday's attacks directly 'affect' you? "

Yes, just like yesterday's attack affected all those MPs even though they weren't killed

Is your point that only those who are instantly killed by a terrorist attack are affected? Get real

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Would people on this thread report suspicious activity if it involved a muslim or would you be afraid of being called a racist?

How would we know if they were a Muslim??

How would we know they weren't?

Exactly my point

But would it be 'covert racism' if a terrorist was reported in London and he or she was muslim?"

No, I suggest you use google to look up the term 'covert racism' it is not difficult to do, even for you

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Sheikhyerbouti - Manchesterguy - gladiator - reading your comments clearly show we have level headed people on fab unlike some who have coverted racism in them.

He has said nothing wrong in his statement, yes maybe stated the obvious but who doesn't? Theresa May did say last night...

And wait on, just because he is a Muslim he is immune to terror attack? These attacks are indescriminate meaning it could be anyone from any faith or background killed/hurt.

These people wish to create fear and hate - no religion tells them to do that - they do it for own agendas whatever they maybe!

If Muslims believed in terrorism that would make 1.4billion walking terrorists on face of the earth... yet Muslims are the biggest victims of terrorism!

So please stop with the hate, unite in OUR fight to get rid of scum like these! "

In a nutshell

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"So the same way Jo Cox was 'protected from any terrorist attack'?

I am commenting about the London terrorist attacks in the last decade or so. Joe Cox was in London? If not, then why are you commenting on my comments and asking about her?

Any threat to the wellbeing of Sadiq Khan, or any other MP, terrorist related or not, is not limited to vicinity of London.

As we have identified, terrorist attacks in the UK within the last decade or two, is also not limited to London.

Oh ffs; I really do need a face palm emoticon here

I am not talking about terrorist attacks any where else in the world. This thread was about the LONDON mayor and what he said and I have commented on the LONDON terrorist attacks since I have been living here

You are welcome to start a comment or a thread on terrorist attacks in the last 100/1,000 years all over the world. But don't ask me about those as those don't affect me and I have NOT commented about those

Some folk are so thick .....

People aren't think... you are trying to narrow it down to small subsections to prove a point...

I was around for Canary Wharf? Were you? Should I hate on Irish people the way you hate on muslims

You can hate anyone you like. It is none of my business

I just hate terrorists and it does not matter to me if they are muslim, green brown or black. Got it?

Not white then

If they were White and in London and in the time I have been here so that it affects me, then yes

So you only care about what affects you? Did yesterday's attacks directly 'affect' you?

Yes, just like yesterday's attack affected all those MPs even though they weren't killed

Is your point that only those who are instantly killed by a terrorist attack are affected? Get real"

I was asking a question? Not making a point

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Would people on this thread report suspicious activity if it involved a muslim or would you be afraid of being called a racist? No they wouldnt dare to, cos of political correctness, sharia law is taking over."

Sharia Law is taking over? Where? Examples?

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"Would people on this thread report suspicious activity if it involved a muslim or would you be afraid of being called a racist?

How would we know if they were a Muslim??

How would we know they weren't?

Exactly my point

But would it be 'covert racism' if a terrorist was reported in London and he or she was muslim?

No, I suggest you use google to look up the term 'covert racism' it is not difficult to do, even for you "

I did. And I also read your comments on this and other threads

You always mention 'covert racism' when it comes to muslims or asian people. It is your 'weapon' to silence anyone on forums who you do not agree with

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Would people on this thread report suspicious activity if it involved a muslim or would you be afraid of being called a racist?

How would we know if they were a Muslim??

How would we know they weren't?

Exactly my point

So you wouldn't report suspicious activity just in case. Fair enough"

I would report any suspicious activity, my point was , how would I know if they were Muslim? And why would that be relevant ?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Would people on this thread report suspicious activity if it involved a muslim or would you be afraid of being called a racist? No they wouldnt dare to, cos of political correctness, sharia law is taking over.

Sharia Law is taking over? Where? Examples? "

It is a problem in a lot of prisons

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"So the same way Jo Cox was 'protected from any terrorist attack'?

I am commenting about the London terrorist attacks in the last decade or so. Joe Cox was in London? If not, then why are you commenting on my comments and asking about her?

Any threat to the wellbeing of Sadiq Khan, or any other MP, terrorist related or not, is not limited to vicinity of London.

As we have identified, terrorist attacks in the UK within the last decade or two, is also not limited to London.

Oh ffs; I really do need a face palm emoticon here

I am not talking about terrorist attacks any where else in the world. This thread was about the LONDON mayor and what he said and I have commented on the LONDON terrorist attacks since I have been living here

You are welcome to start a comment or a thread on terrorist attacks in the last 100/1,000 years all over the world. But don't ask me about those as those don't affect me and I have NOT commented about those

Some folk are so thick .....

People aren't think... you are trying to narrow it down to small subsections to prove a point...

I was around for Canary Wharf? Were you? Should I hate on Irish people the way you hate on muslims

You can hate anyone you like. It is none of my business

I just hate terrorists and it does not matter to me if they are muslim, green brown or black. Got it?

Not white then

If they were White and in London and in the time I have been here so that it affects me, then yes

So you only care about what affects you? Did yesterday's attacks directly 'affect' you?

Yes, just like yesterday's attack affected all those MPs even though they weren't killed

Is your point that only those who are instantly killed by a terrorist attack are affected? Get real

I was asking a question? Not making a point "

Was it a serious question? I hope not

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Would people on this thread report suspicious activity if it involved a muslim or would you be afraid of being called a racist? No they wouldnt dare to, cos of political correctness, sharia law is taking over.

Sharia Law is taking over? Where? Examples? "

Whole of sweden is a good example.

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"Would people on this thread report suspicious activity if it involved a muslim or would you be afraid of being called a racist?

How would we know if they were a Muslim??

How would we know they weren't?

Exactly my point

So you wouldn't report suspicious activity just in case. Fair enough

I would report any suspicious activity, my point was , how would I know if they were Muslim? And why would that be relevant ? "

It is relevant because of people like you who shout 'covert racism' anytime a muslim or an asian person is involved

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Would people on this thread report suspicious activity if it involved a muslim or would you be afraid of being called a racist?

How would we know if they were a Muslim??

How would we know they weren't?

Exactly my point

But would it be 'covert racism' if a terrorist was reported in London and he or she was muslim?

No, I suggest you use google to look up the term 'covert racism' it is not difficult to do, even for you

I did. And I also read your comments on this and other threads

You always mention 'covert racism' when it comes to muslims or asian people. It is your 'weapon' to silence anyone on forums who you do not agree with"

Not at all, I mentioned covert racism once and my comments on previous threads are irrelevant to this one. Yoy come across as very angry, hate breeds hate, you state that you 'hate' these terrorists? This is exactly the reaction they won't .

'Some people are so thick '

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Would people on this thread report suspicious activity if it involved a muslim or would you be afraid of being called a racist?

How would we know if they were a Muslim??

How would we know they weren't?

Exactly my point

So you wouldn't report suspicious activity just in case. Fair enough

I would report any suspicious activity, my point was , how would I know if they were Muslim? And why would that be relevant ?

It is relevant because of people like you who shout 'covert racism' anytime a muslim or an asian person is involved"

I said some of these the comments on here showed 'covert racism' , can you show me where I have used the term elsewhere ?

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Would people on this thread report suspicious activity if it involved a muslim or would you be afraid of being called a racist? No they wouldnt dare to, cos of political correctness, sharia law is taking over.

Sharia Law is taking over? Where? Examples?

It is a problem in a lot of prisons"

Conversion to Islam (usually conveniently, for protection) is a problem in prisons, as is radicalisation, given that the prison system is seen as unjust, so prisoners are easy targets for any kind of radicalisation, not just Muslim. However, I've yet to hear of a Sharia Court in any of the prisons I've studied or visited!

You know they can only legally deal with civil cases in the UK, don't you? And they don't supersede English and Welsh law.

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By *osieWoman  over a year ago

Wembley


"Would people on this thread report suspicious activity if it involved a muslim or would you be afraid of being called a racist?

How would we know if they were a Muslim??

How would we know they weren't?

Exactly my point

But would it be 'covert racism' if a terrorist was reported in London and he or she was muslim?

No, I suggest you use google to look up the term 'covert racism' it is not difficult to do, even for you

I did. And I also read your comments on this and other threads

You always mention 'covert racism' when it comes to muslims or asian people. It is your 'weapon' to silence anyone on forums who you do not agree with

Not at all, I mentioned covert racism once and my comments on previous threads are irrelevant to this one. Yoy come across as very angry, hate breeds hate, you state that you 'hate' these terrorists? This is exactly the reaction they won't .

'Some people are so thick ' "

You come across as someone who wants everyone to stick their head in the sand and not state reality

Yes, I am angry at these terrorists. Anyone in their right mind would be angry at people who kill innocent people. But you will tell everyone that it is 'covert racism' to be angry at them because they happen to be muslim

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Would people on this thread report suspicious activity if it involved a muslim or would you be afraid of being called a racist?

How would we know if they were a Muslim??

How would we know they weren't?

Exactly my point

But would it be 'covert racism' if a terrorist was reported in London and he or she was muslim?

No, I suggest you use google to look up the term 'covert racism' it is not difficult to do, even for you

I did. And I also read your comments on this and other threads

You always mention 'covert racism' when it comes to muslims or asian people. It is your 'weapon' to silence anyone on forums who you do not agree with

Not at all, I mentioned covert racism once and my comments on previous threads are irrelevant to this one. Yoy come across as very angry, hate breeds hate, you state that you 'hate' these terrorists? This is exactly the reaction they won't .

'Some people are so thick '

You come across as someone who wants everyone to stick their head in the sand and not state reality

Yes, I am angry at these terrorists. Anyone in their right mind would be angry at people who kill innocent people. But you will tell everyone that it is 'covert racism' to be angry at them because they happen to be muslim"

I was only quoting your previous reply. Keep getting angry, keep hating, keep blaming Muslims, keep playing into the terrorists hands. Why is it relevant that the terrorist yesterday was Muslim? Why does it matter?

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By *obin_and_marionMan  over a year ago

Beaconsfield


""Terror attacks are part and parcel of living in a big city"

"

Well that escalated quickly...

As far as I'm concerned being vigilant against the risk of terrorist attack has been part and parcel of my working life in London over the last 30 years.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Just out of interest.....can anyone tell me why this thread keeps shrinking?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I don't particularly like Sadiq Khan.....

Although I don't expect that will cause him sleepless nights

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


""Terror attacks are part and parcel of living in a big city"

Well that escalated quickly...

As far as I'm concerned being vigilant against the risk of terrorist attack has been part and parcel of my working life in London over the last 30 years. "

Shhh, you will get accused of stating the obvious

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By *inkyLondonpairCouple  over a year ago

London


""Terror attacks are part and parcel of living in a big city"

Well that escalated quickly...

As far as I'm concerned being vigilant against the risk of terrorist attack has been part and parcel of my working life in London over the last 30 years. "

Me too. What khan said was, as someone has already said, just a statement of the bleeding obvious. I fail to see why anyone has a problem with it.

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