The obvious terrorist suspects often take a while to claim responsibility, but we should not ignore the likely inspiration for this atrocity, to do so is just burying our heads in the sand.
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2017 Manchester arena attack
- Thread starter Bry Nylon
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The obvious terrorist suspects often take a while to claim responsibility, but we should not ignore the likely inspiration for this atrocity, to do so is just burying our heads in the sand.
Horrible. Just vile. RIP
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Baker lite
Banned
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Thank you. I hope she doesn't have a bad reaction to the shock and horror of it.
Lower West Stander
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I'm no fan of May but that is the height of ignorance to post that. Trying to score political points out of the deaths of others.
Suggest you don't waste time using this to get angry at May.
cheshunt seagull
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- Jul 5, 2003
- 2,591
A 13th birthday treat; just the sort of show I took my daughter to when she was that age. Utter evil and very precisely targetted.
Good to hear that she was OK.
Mr Bridger
Sound of the suburbs
The only thing unbelievable about your post, is that you think you're clever to bring politics into it. Ignorant cvnt
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You are a very sad little man for using this thread to spout the inner linings of your stomach, your a horrible cvnt!
She hasn't has she, come on!
Lower West Stander
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Hillian1
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Bakertwatt said she had though.
Lower West Stander
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It looks like my Tapatalk is going a bit haywire.
I do not want anyone on NSC to think that I condone in any way the moron who posted comments about fox hunting and has tried to turn this into a political debate on Teresa May.
I am originally from Manchester, worried about friends and family and totally devastated.
Please don't think those views are mine
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I do not want anyone on NSC to think that I condone in any way the moron who posted comments about fox hunting and has tried to turn this into a political debate on Teresa May.
I am originally from Manchester, worried about friends and family and totally devastated.
Please don't think those views are mine
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Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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Horrific. My daughter's at Manchester Uni and regularly goes to gigs at that venue. Fortunately safe. Just terrible, really terrible.
She will need lots of hugs and time to heal.
My thoughts are with you, your family and the families of all the youngsters who were caught up in this atrocity.
RIP to those who didn't make it home last night.
Raleigh Chopper
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Apparently there are many people gloating and celebrating this attack on Twitter.
Surely it is time to either close this outlet for pond life and people with nothing else better to do down or severely moderate it.
It has some use I suppose but the bad massively outweighs the good.
I see there were people filming other people panicking to get away on their phones all ready to download.
I find the whole Facebook / Twitter thing bizzare.
After a couple of months you won't miss it.
Surely it is time to either close this outlet for pond life and people with nothing else better to do down or severely moderate it.
It has some use I suppose but the bad massively outweighs the good.
I see there were people filming other people panicking to get away on their phones all ready to download.
I find the whole Facebook / Twitter thing bizzare.
After a couple of months you won't miss it.
studio150
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The unfortunate fact is there is precious little we can do about these kind of attacks, is there?
Our security services are seemingly able to work small miracles in regularly snuffing out attacks from groups and cells that their intelligence unearths, but lone wolf attacks are all but impossible to know about until it's too late.
We can beef up security on entrance to mass attendance venues, such as we have seen at the Amex, but that merely moves the point where an attack may occur further out.
That this attack happened at the end of the concert just outside the main arena may indicate that this attack was carried out by someone approaching the venue having not gone to the concert itself.
If we can stop bad actors getting into football stadiums, we can do little to stop them targeting crowds as they leave stadiums in city centres or on public transport.
So terribly sad
Our security services are seemingly able to work small miracles in regularly snuffing out attacks from groups and cells that their intelligence unearths, but lone wolf attacks are all but impossible to know about until it's too late.
We can beef up security on entrance to mass attendance venues, such as we have seen at the Amex, but that merely moves the point where an attack may occur further out.
That this attack happened at the end of the concert just outside the main arena may indicate that this attack was carried out by someone approaching the venue having not gone to the concert itself.
If we can stop bad actors getting into football stadiums, we can do little to stop them targeting crowds as they leave stadiums in city centres or on public transport.
So terribly sad