It's in south london & you can make of that what you will
Clearly slaphead is a keen reader of post-hajj Malcolm X and sees the Ummah as potentially black, white and brown and whatever.Fffffuck.
Is that what a Muslim looks like then? Can I get a confirmation form Nick Robinson on this?
"I just want to talk to you with your camera". He went on to say they had carried out the attack "because David Cameron, (the) British government sent troops in Arabic country".
They wanted to give a message to the British government. That's what they say to me when they were talking to my camera
- Eyewtiness
"They wanted to give a message to the British government," the witness said.
Unless scene and victim plus whatever lead them to believe it's an attack on armed forces, presume sort of meeting would be procedure in such a case.I'm possibly being naive, but two guys kill another guy and the government is holding an emergency meeting - seems a bit OTT to me...
The media coverage is nuts, too.
Very excessive use of the word "calm" on the bbc news.
Just seen this. Mental, just mental.
I'm at work, so I've only seen it on here, not the telly. However I know what you mean, some things feel just so horribly intrusive you don't want to watch rolling news coverage.whatever happened it's fucking grim stuff this, think I'll switch news off.
........the choppy fuckers........
Mm, p'raps, but if that were the case seems odd they'd attack one guy right outside the barracks, where presumably there were many more soldiers and they could have made much more of an impact.Unless scene and victim plus whatever lead them to believe it's an attack on armed forces, presume sort of meeting would be procedure in such a case.
I have to say, I'm mildly impressed/surprised they weren't shot dead.
Also, obvious but didn't occur to me: they got sent to separate hospitals. They think of everything these emergency services!
I'm possibly being naive, but two guys kill another guy and the government is holding an emergency meeting - seems a bit OTT to me...
It's an interesting point. I have an inbuilt curiosity and need for detail, which is enhanced by the fact it's taken place in my area, but it does feel a little ghoulish.I'm at work, so I've only seen it on here, not the telly. However I know what you mean, some things feel just so horribly intrusive you don't want to watch rolling news coverage.
You can listen to the bloke himself later.Just found out about this. May be jihadis - but I wtf does 'of muslim apperance' mean? - full 'tacheless beard and robes - or a bit dusky looking. Also witnesses reporting them being heard to shout 'allah akbar' - reminds me of the DE Menzies shooting - muslim looking, witnesses saying he rna when challenged and had a rucksack.
Attacked with a machete ain't the normal jihadi MO - more like gangster.
I'm not prepared to take the line being spun by the government - its too soon for them to bigging up the terror attack angle when they cant know all the facts. My 'chinny reckon' muscle is twitching somewhat.
"We swear by almighty Allah we will never stop fighting you," he said
Yep, could speculate that they wanted to keep it in street as more visible rather than charge in barracks and disappear from view (and Planet Earth no doubt) in short order. But who knows?Mm, p'raps, but if that were the case seems odd they'd attack one guy right outside the barracks, where presumably there were many more soldiers and they could have made much more of an impact.
Exclusive: Man with bloodied hands at Woolwich scene
ITV News has obtained footage of a man with bloodied hands and carrying knives speaking into a camera in Woolwich.
He made a series of political statements.
"We swear by almighty Allah we will never stop fighting you," he said