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Man held after car crashes into barriers outside Houses of Parliament.
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Now being treated as a Terrorist incident.
Two people injured but not seriously as per London Ambulance Services. |
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Thank god they have those security barriers there as it could have been so much worse.
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Seriously, what imbecile of a terrorist crashes a car into parliament when Parliament is on recess? (What did he possible hope to achieve??)
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The main news should have been about the bridge in Italy collapsing... not some A-hole trying to make a name for himself... best wishes go to injured people. Terrorist my foot... strike them from history with no name nor a mention.
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The man being held on suspicion of terrorism after the Westminster car crash has been named as Salih Khater by government sources.
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They did swap them round later.
This is 100% a terrorist attack. We need to change our laws so that terrorist get a mandatory whole life tariff. |
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So that is what...the 6th terrorist attack on May's watch?
These were credentials she ran on when she was Home Secretary ; ever since leaving she has seen the nation's national security hammered. |
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Yes, you are right. You don't have to be a two bit hypocrite and keep saying that you ran a ship shape home office that kept Britons safe all the time, when as PM that becomes your number 1 job. Which she is not able to do. One guy with one car is just an anomaly / one that got through. How many has she now had on her watch? Not just with cars though btw. (Let's not even get started on acid / knife attacks etc). In principle I am totally with you - I think weapons bans never achieve anything. I am not even talking about banning idiotic PMs. Just wish that being home sec had taught her a single thing in life.
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The options the state has to protect from terror attacks is also limited by the public tolerance for invasion of privacy. Some of these acts can be staved off by weapon bans, scouring of personal information, police inquiry, etc. At some point, however, the attempts to protect the population begin to become cumbersome or intolerably invasive for the public. |
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Perhaps but then again when May was Home sec she did all the parts that involved limiting the freedom(s) of law abiding citizens. Parts of the UK are a police state (everything from Ripa laws (PA variations) used to look through folks garbage to Prism being even more intrusive than the NSA + doing their bidding / to the unfettered powers that social services have or speed cameras everywhere + CCTV all round the capital) yet at the same time she somehow has done zilch on the security aspect.
David Davis is the one civil libertarian left in the realms of Tory party (mainstream) politics and he resigned over some of this - his more traditional view of civil liberties falls into a BF style of security vs liberty. May though on the other hand, is the only woman on the planet to take away everybody's civil liberties and offer them zero reciprocal security benefits - she forgot the part about keeping people safe. Also, a lot of folks had said that the nation was safe when she was HS but that was mainly due to the fact that other wings of the government (and parts above her, like PM / MoD etc) were all run by people who were competent enough to keep the security apparatus in check. (Hammond / Fox etc). When she took over there was no check on her (like a check and balance) because she was the one who was in charge and when the net is loose at the top, it is not like a sieve where everything can get through the bottom, it is like an open invitation for anything to get in, and stay in. (Like terrorists / sleeper cells etc). The woman has no clue what she is doing. Thankfully it is not too bad for us. Because it is so confusing, neither does the enemy. |
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Security services, as always, need to keep their ears to the walls and their eyes open. That's good advice for the public at large as well. Personally, I have a hard time blaming the state for failure to prevent attacks like what happened Monday. They can protect assets to come extent but it's nearly impossible to protect all people at all times. |
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Just to be clear, under no circumstances do I favor any kind of weapon ban, of any sort. I am of the opinion that guns would clear out a lot of this mess. I also agree that loads of preventative measures can be taken - I just don't think that May has taken a single one. |
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