Another terror attack

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Incidentally, did I read correctly that one of the far right potential attendees at the Unite The Kingdom rally that Starmer banned, is actually a democratically elected MEP from Poland. That doesn’t look good …
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Absolutely. He holds a Diplomatic passport and is a Polish MEP. Free speech? You’re having a laugh
 
Brierfield, Burnley. Yesterday afternoon.

A 17 year old girl. She was allegedly surprise-stabbed from behind.

Reminds you of that pretty Ukrainian girl sitting on the train ? In the US ?

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Teenager Stabbed in Neck in Brierfield as Man Arrested

A 17-year-old girl was stabbed in the neck in Brierfield near Nelson on Wood Street at 3:06pm. Lancashire Police responded to reports of the attack, deploying a
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PalazioVecchio said:
Brierfield, Burnley. Last night.

A 17 year old girl. She was allegedly surprise-stabbed from behind.

Reminds you of that Ukrainian girl sitting on the train ? In the US ?

uknip.co.uk

Teenager Stabbed in Neck in Brierfield as Man Arrested

A 17-year-old girl was stabbed in the neck in Brierfield near Nelson on Wood Street at 3:06pm. Lancashire Police responded to reports of the attack, deploying a
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Seen the video last night of the stabbing. She is so lucky to be alive.
 
PalazioVecchio said:
Brierfield, Burnley. Last night.

A 17 year old girl. She was allegedly surprise-stabbed from behind.

Reminds you of that Ukrainian girl sitting on the train ? In the US ?

uknip.co.uk

Teenager Stabbed in Neck in Brierfield as Man Arrested

A 17-year-old girl was stabbed in the neck in Brierfield near Nelson on Wood Street at 3:06pm. Lancashire Police responded to reports of the attack, deploying a
uknip.co.uk uknip.co.uk
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www.bbc.com

Brierfield girl, 17, stabbed in street attack released from hospital

A 30-year-old local man is still being questioned on suspicion of attempted murder.
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Something that I think we have to get use to in the years to come is the access to quite powerful weaponry that non state groups will have access to.

By this I'm mainly talking about drones, though the decisions made over the Ukraine war, I imagine means Eastern Europe is awash with black market availability on small arms.....the tech on this drone stuff has advanced considerably during the last few years especially since the Ukraine war started.

They are essentially taking over from artillery systems and are so much cheaper to make and use and orders of magnitude easier to hide.

Terrorist groups and weaker states will invest in this technology and it changes the game on pretty much everything.

Unless solutions are found (I've heard the Russians have some anti drone tech coming) we could find that commercial planes come under threat and that these things are used in large scale terror attacks.

We should all have our eyes open on what threats are coming.
 
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Stirlingsays said:
Something that I think we have to get use to in the years to come is the access to quite powerful weaponry that non state groups will have access to.

By this I'm mainly talking about drones, though the decisions made over the Ukraine war, I imagine means Eastern Europe is awash with black market availability on small arms.....the tech on this drone stuff has advanced considerably during the last few years especially since the Ukraine war started.

They are essentially taking over from artillery systems and are so much cheaper to make and use and orders of magnitude easier to hide.

Terrorist groups and weaker states will invest in this technology and it changes the game on pretty much everything.

Unless solutions are found (I've heard the Russians have some anti drone tech coming) we could find that commercial planes come under threat and that these things are used in large scale terror attacks.

We should all have our eyes open on what threats are coming.
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There's a lot I could say. We're not at all taking the threat to us seriously enough. We're getting stabbed in the streets. Or bombed. But what about our infrastructure? Dare I say things like public water. How do you fully protect that? It doesn't bear thinking about.
 
ASCPFC said:
There's a lot I could say. We're not at all taking the threat to us seriously enough. We're getting stabbed in the streets. Or bombed. But what about our infrastructure? Dare I say things like public water. How do you fully protect that? It doesn't bear thinking about.
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True but how would Muslims destroy every toilet without having running water to spray while they break the pans by standing on them.
 
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