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Old 27-07-2004, 08:27   #42
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Re: Every household to get "terror advice"

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Originally Posted by andygrif
<snip>...... I can't personally draw any other conclusion apart from the government trying to scare the public.
Well naturally....we are in the run up to a general election and Mr Bliar and his cronies are trying to appear proactive toward terrorism plus justify their current legislations with regard to terrorism.

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Originally Posted by Earl of Bronze
Real world terrorists, usually dont go anywhere near high profile targets like parliment buildings. Yes I know an attack was carried out on the Indian parliment, but thats India, and a similar op in GB would be extremely difficult to achieve. Its more likely that a 'Soft Target' would be chosen, as was chosen in Spain. Half a dozen blokes, carrying rucks full of explosives and large ball-barings in a very open public place is a more realistic threat.What are the security services supposed to do to stop that sort of attack. It cant be done, unless someone makes a mistake then civilians will die. Its how I would plan an attack, but then again, I'm trained to think like that.
Precisely ! Remember Warrington and Manchester bombs ??
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