My God! An MP has been killed in Leeds!
17 June 2016, 10:32 PM
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Sadly this has happened and it is a sad reflection of the way the world is today but in my opinion the punishment should fit the crime and i believe in and eye for and eye and that is the only deterrant.
17 June 2016, 10:44 PM
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18 June 2016, 02:54 AM
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Originally Posted by Alan Jeffery
I'm amazed that anybody wants to be an MP, they've always been at risk to a certain extent, the pay isn't that good, considering the hours, and everybody in the media slags them off.
18 June 2016, 11:58 AM
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It's just badly thought out. At least the likes of ETA, the IRA, the various Islamist groups etc. have a starting point and a cogency about their violence. This act achieves nothing. It damages the Brexiters, the anti-immigration crew, the hard-right and anyone who might similarly strive for British 'freedom' (whatever the heck that's supposed mean!) I feel so angry that this poor woman's life has been taken. She's not even a martyr, just the victim of a stupid murderer.
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18 June 2016, 12:14 PM
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18 June 2016, 03:23 PM
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Apparently he was quite proactive; politically.
Third picture. The man in the middle with a baseball cap:
http://www.britainfirst.org/northern...-and-bradford/
A friend of a friend posted it on FB, by the way. I'm not claiming the research.
Perhaps he was quite proactive with his leaning because he was mentally ill, and therefore perhaps his works (the Jo *** killing one included) cannot be labelled as politically motivated; unlike Lee Rigby's killers? This is also something that a friend of a friend is raising on FB.
I also think that the racist organisations will attract a lot of mentally vulnerable ones tbh; just like ISIS attracts a lot of vulnerable ones that can be easily influenced. Not necessarily they're all mentally ill, but they certainly have some psychological vulnerability about them.
Third picture. The man in the middle with a baseball cap:
http://www.britainfirst.org/northern...-and-bradford/
A friend of a friend posted it on FB, by the way. I'm not claiming the research.
Perhaps he was quite proactive with his leaning because he was mentally ill, and therefore perhaps his works (the Jo *** killing one included) cannot be labelled as politically motivated; unlike Lee Rigby's killers? This is also something that a friend of a friend is raising on FB.
I also think that the racist organisations will attract a lot of mentally vulnerable ones tbh; just like ISIS attracts a lot of vulnerable ones that can be easily influenced. Not necessarily they're all mentally ill, but they certainly have some psychological vulnerability about them.
18 June 2016, 03:38 PM
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Apparently he was quite proactive; politically.
Third picture. The man in the middle with a baseball cap:
http://www.britainfirst.org/northern...-and-bradford/
A friend of a friend posted it on FB, by the way. I'm not claiming the research.
Perhaps he was quite proactive with his leaning because he was mentally ill, and therefore perhaps his works (the Jo *** killing one included) cannot be labelled as politically motivated; unlike Lee Rigby's killers? This is also something that a friend of a friend is raising on FB.
I also think that the racist organisations will attract a lot of mentally vulnerable ones tbh; just like ISIS attracts a lot of vulnerable ones that can be easily influenced. Not necessarily they're all mentally ill, but they certainly have some psychological vulnerability about them.
Third picture. The man in the middle with a baseball cap:
http://www.britainfirst.org/northern...-and-bradford/
A friend of a friend posted it on FB, by the way. I'm not claiming the research.
Perhaps he was quite proactive with his leaning because he was mentally ill, and therefore perhaps his works (the Jo *** killing one included) cannot be labelled as politically motivated; unlike Lee Rigby's killers? This is also something that a friend of a friend is raising on FB.
I also think that the racist organisations will attract a lot of mentally vulnerable ones tbh; just like ISIS attracts a lot of vulnerable ones that can be easily influenced. Not necessarily they're all mentally ill, but they certainly have some psychological vulnerability about them.
18 June 2016, 04:35 PM
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Apparently he was quite proactive; politically.
Third picture. The man in the middle with a baseball cap:
http://www.britainfirst.org/northern...-and-bradford/
A friend of a friend posted it on FB, by the way. I'm not claiming the research.
Perhaps he was quite proactive with his leaning because he was mentally ill, and therefore perhaps his works (the Jo *** killing one included) cannot be labelled as politically motivated; unlike Lee Rigby's killers? This is also something that a friend of a friend is raising on FB.
I also think that the racist organisations will attract a lot of mentally vulnerable ones tbh; just like ISIS attracts a lot of vulnerable ones that can be easily influenced. Not necessarily they're all mentally ill, but they certainly have some psychological vulnerability about them.
Third picture. The man in the middle with a baseball cap:
http://www.britainfirst.org/northern...-and-bradford/
A friend of a friend posted it on FB, by the way. I'm not claiming the research.
Perhaps he was quite proactive with his leaning because he was mentally ill, and therefore perhaps his works (the Jo *** killing one included) cannot be labelled as politically motivated; unlike Lee Rigby's killers? This is also something that a friend of a friend is raising on FB.
I also think that the racist organisations will attract a lot of mentally vulnerable ones tbh; just like ISIS attracts a lot of vulnerable ones that can be easily influenced. Not necessarily they're all mentally ill, but they certainly have some psychological vulnerability about them.
and this -
http://www.britainfirst.org/
18 June 2016, 04:44 PM
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18 June 2016, 04:52 PM
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It is amusing, however, if they put out a statement like that, and turns out the guy in the picture is the same guy (I dont think it is, it doesnt look anything like him) then they really are very thick...
18 June 2016, 05:26 PM
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This act achieves everything( for stay) It damages the Brexiters, the anti-immigration crew, the hard-right and anyone who might similarly strive for British 'freedom' (whatever the heck that's supposed mean!) I feel so angry that this poor woman's life has been taken. She's not even a martyr, just the victim of a stupid murderer.
21 June 2016, 09:02 PM
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Hope he doesn't get reinstated.
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