Manchester synagogue attack
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Phil’s Barber
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Manchester synagogue terror attack victim may have been killed by accidental police shooting, Chief Constable admits
Two men died follow the attack at Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue in Crumpsall yesterdaywww.gbnews.com
How does one accidentally shoot and kill someone who had already killed, threatened to kill more and had what looked like bombs on him.
In those instances you shoot to kill.
I think you misunderstand the article…
One of the victims from yesterdays attack was killed by police (accidentally) and not by the terrorist.
This particular victim was hit unintentionally by a bullet fired by police because he was in the back drop of the arc of fire. (Potentially he was behind a door, trying to barricade it and prevent the terrorist from gaining entry to the synagogue. It appears a bullet fired towards the terrorist may have missed and passed through the door and penetrated the victim)
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Posted by Matt Goodwin on X.
2025 Manchester synagogue terrorist
Syrian parents
2021 Liverpool terrorist
Born in Iraq
2021 Sir David Amess terrorist
Parents from Somalia
2020 Reading terrorist
Born in Libya
2020 Streatham terrorist
Parents from Sri Lanka
2019 Usman Khan terrorist
Parents from Pakistan
2017 Manchester MEN terrorist
Libyan parents
2015 Leytonstone terrorist
Born in Somalia
2013 Lee Rigby/Woolwich terrorist
Parents Nigerian
2007 London/Glasgow terrorists
Iraqi/Indian parents
2005 "homegrown" 7/7 terrorists
Shehzad Tanweer, parents from Pakistan
Mohammad Khan, parents from Pakistan
Hasib Hussain, parents from Pakistan
Germaine Lyndsay, born in Jamaica
What's my point?
We have set the stage for Islamist terror in the West ourselves --through mass immigration, porous borders and a total failure to integrate newcomers
To paraphrase Garrett Jones, from his book The Culture Transplant, migrants do not instantly adopt the host country's 'British' or 'English' culture and identity
Far from it
They retain central aspects of their origin countries --including religion, belief, attitudes toward violence, hatred of non-believers, and so on...
2025 Manchester synagogue terrorist
Syrian parents
2021 Liverpool terrorist
Born in Iraq
2021 Sir David Amess terrorist
Parents from Somalia
2020 Reading terrorist
Born in Libya
2020 Streatham terrorist
Parents from Sri Lanka
2019 Usman Khan terrorist
Parents from Pakistan
2017 Manchester MEN terrorist
Libyan parents
2015 Leytonstone terrorist
Born in Somalia
2013 Lee Rigby/Woolwich terrorist
Parents Nigerian
2007 London/Glasgow terrorists
Iraqi/Indian parents
2005 "homegrown" 7/7 terrorists
Shehzad Tanweer, parents from Pakistan
Mohammad Khan, parents from Pakistan
Hasib Hussain, parents from Pakistan
Germaine Lyndsay, born in Jamaica
What's my point?
We have set the stage for Islamist terror in the West ourselves --through mass immigration, porous borders and a total failure to integrate newcomers
To paraphrase Garrett Jones, from his book The Culture Transplant, migrants do not instantly adopt the host country's 'British' or 'English' culture and identity
Far from it
They retain central aspects of their origin countries --including religion, belief, attitudes toward violence, hatred of non-believers, and so on...
eaglesdare
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You are correct. Thanks for clearing it up.
Phil’s Barber
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No worries.
Did you expect anything different? Has Steeley condemned it?The Socialist Worker supplies all the placards the Pro Palestine protestors carry, I have just looked at their website, no mention of the Manchester murders
And homegrown Indians cheer for India at cricket matches by jingo!
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eaglesdare
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Manchester synagogue terrorist's dad praised October 7 Hamas terrorists
Faraj Al-Shamie called Israel a 'terrorist state' and said Hamas were 'Allah's men on earth'
www.gbnews.com
The Father celebrated October 7th.
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Needs sacking I guess for a start !Manchester synagogue terrorist's dad praised October 7 Hamas terrorists
Faraj Al-Shamie called Israel a 'terrorist state' and said Hamas were 'Allah's men on earth'
The Father celebrated October 7th.
Manchester synagogue terrorist's dad praised October 7 Hamas terrorists
Faraj Al-Shamie called Israel a 'terrorist state' and said Hamas were 'Allah's men on earth'
The Father celebrated October 7th.
and praised Hamas
PalazioVecchio
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yes, but when Brits move abroad, its the same problem. Living for decades in ( insert country name here) and never learning the language, the culture, the religion.
Did Nigel ever go and live in Lahore and go native ? highly unlikely, apart from a couple of rare cases.
PalazioVecchio
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ah now cmon. Everybody seems to be doing that , these days.
From the top to the bottom of our society, in the West.
eaglesdare
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Possibly the key difference here is that even tho the Brits don't learn the local language they don't go driving their cars into Spanish people or taking a knife out and attacking them after church.
Wisbech Eagle
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I don’t think that’s in any way true, or logical. It’s unreasonable and illogical but those who blame Jews for genocide in Gaza, rather than the Netanyahu led government, then connect our Jewish citizens to it too.
As one of my grandparents was born Jewish it isn’t quite as hypothetical as you might think.
Teddy Eagle
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How does that tie up with
I don’t think that’s correct.
The current spike in anti Semitism is entirely the consequence of the actions of the current Israeli government. Anti Semitism has always existed but not at the levels now being seen and there can only be one reason.
Still not seeing the connection. Two of my Grandparents were women but that didn't give me any idea how I'd react in a situation if I was a woman too.
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Does Nigel have "attitudes toward violence, hatred of non-believers..." etc?
silvertop
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Are you suggesting this statement is wrong?
Obvious and trite would be appropriate words.
PalazioVecchio
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do not be surprised if this Manchester Synagogue attack is merely the harbinger of much more Sectarian violence in the UK.
cos i cannot see the reason for an end to the madness.
cos i cannot see the reason for an end to the madness.