Major incident in Canterbury.

[Falkor]

BBC News - Canterbury city centre closed as fire and investigated

Lovely city so strange for something like this to go on there.

Wonder if they are linked, seems possible now.

 

[Nottseagull]

Well Canterbury is the seat of the Church of England I believe, and a rallying point for the Crusades against the muslims in the Middle Ages. Considering Spanish trains were bombed in revenge for something that occurred in that era, I think that this location might be significant.

 

[Stoo82]

Well Canterbury is the seat of the Church of England I believe, and a rallying point for the Crusades against the muslims in the Middle Ages. Considering Spanish trains were bombed in revenge for something that occurred in that era, I think that this location might be significant.

The Church of England, which was founded after the Crusades.

 

[vegster]

Have they found a non-Tory voter ?

 

[Davemania]

Trains were bombed in madrid on the eve of general elections to create backlash against the PP party (right wing in power at time) and it worked, left wing psoe party voted in days later, a surprise at the time. From a north african political perspective was to do with spanish territories in north africa i think. I was living in madrid at the time. They caught the bombers a while later and they blew themselves and the police up inside the block of flats yhey were hiding in, was terrible

 

[Napper]

Have they found a non-Tory voter ?

Are there any tory voters left ?

 

[Pondicherry]

Indian cricket team were in Caterbury today and their supporters (possible target? not protagonists).

 

[Lady Whistledown]

The Church of England, which was founded after the Crusades.

Several hundred years after.

But why let that spoil a fun, if completely misguided story!

 

[vegster]

Are there any tory voters left ?

you can bet on a very high number of them in Canterbury..... they would vote for anything blue

 

[SeagullinExile]

Are there any tory voters left ?

Are there any voters left at all?!

 

[Nottseagull]

The Church of England, which was founded after the Crusades.

I'm well aware that the Reformation came after the Crusades; what contradicts that in my post? Try reading it properly!

 

[Barrel of Fun]

BBC News - Canterbury train line suspect device

 

[Psychobilly freakout]

Stop telling tales