23-05-2018, 06:10 AM
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Re: A year since Manchester bombing
Originally Posted by Muddy
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There was a programme on it last night .The children who were there were talking .
They were so young just children many were there with their parents .
What a terrible thing .
To target children so utterly innocent and defenceless.
Spot on Muddy.
However you have only to read the posts on here to see why we are losing the battle.
UJ and Devo will let the lot in here and then defend them.
Others object to emails being read and Facial Recognition being used.
I do not hate terrorists, hate brings mistakes, it clouds your judgement.
You have to be objective and focused to beat them.
I do however loathe and detest them and we should use every weapon we have to defeat them.
This includes killing them abroad before they can return to inflict deaths here.
I am a great defender of Human Rights.
Terrorists have made a decision to ignore them, so they have none.
I differ from many in that I do not believe in the death penalty if they are captured alive.
I have no intention at all of creating Martyrs to the cause.
A live Terrorist is a source of information, a dead one is not.
999 years in a secure Prison, no contact with the outside World at all, complete isolation from other prisoners.
Only to be shown, when we want it, controlled by females.
I so wish we had a piotrków trybunalski prison here.
23-05-2018, 09:47 AM
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Re: A year since Manchester bombing
I think the people, who were in Manchester yesterday, were wonderful. There were tears, but there was also singing and they just appeared as one huge community....including the many Muslims who also hate what happened!I applaud them all ,for demonstrating that Terrorism will never be accepted here!
24-05-2018, 08:32 PM
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Re: A year since Manchester bombing
Originally Posted by Muddy
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It's a year since the Manchester bombing .There was a minutes silence today in the garden centre.
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