Festive Dingbats 2024 C/D 6Th Jan
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Once again they get their way.
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Cameras were set up so police and MI5 could monitor suspected Islamic extremists.for anti-terrorism purposes, but those that seem to get their way, complained so the The £3million operation was scrapped.
Do you think that if the motorists complain about the speed cameras, they will take them all down also?
Cameras were set up so police and MI5 could monitor suspected Islamic extremists.for anti-terrorism purposes, but those that seem to get their way, complained so the The £3million operation was scrapped.
Do you think that if the motorists complain about the speed cameras, they will take them all down also?
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It looks to me as if you've fallen for the terrorist 'hype' hook line and sinker.
I am skeptical - AFAIC there is a minimal 'terrorist threat'.
From my observation, virtually every decade has its favourite 'keep the population healthily nervous' tactic and this is the current one. Though I have to admit most people (thankfully) seem to be going "ok folks, show's over" now.
I am skeptical - AFAIC there is a minimal 'terrorist threat'.
From my observation, virtually every decade has its favourite 'keep the population healthily nervous' tactic and this is the current one. Though I have to admit most people (thankfully) seem to be going "ok folks, show's over" now.
..ah the dear old Express - the paper that preys on the bitter and quick-to-judge, deliberately making anger invoking headlines, then sitting back nodding with its arms folded.
Sorry aog - with respect - there is no terrorist threat IMO, at least not to the degree that you seem to have been manipulated into believing.
Sorry aog - with respect - there is no terrorist threat IMO, at least not to the degree that you seem to have been manipulated into believing.
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/// Sorry aog - with respect - there is no terrorist threat IMO, at least not to the degree that you seem to have been manipulated into believing. ///
How on earth do you know this?
We are periodically informed by the people who know, that a terrorist attack is at a certain level of being raised from "substantial" to "severe", for example.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8476238.stm
Are you suggesting that we ignore these warnings?
Perhaps you would also ignore any other warning issued by some experts, for the benefit of your safety.
Who do you choose to believe Answerprancer?
/// Sorry aog - with respect - there is no terrorist threat IMO, at least not to the degree that you seem to have been manipulated into believing. ///
How on earth do you know this?
We are periodically informed by the people who know, that a terrorist attack is at a certain level of being raised from "substantial" to "severe", for example.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8476238.stm
Are you suggesting that we ignore these warnings?
Perhaps you would also ignore any other warning issued by some experts, for the benefit of your safety.
Who do you choose to believe Answerprancer?
they'll get you when you least expect it!
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"Are you suggesting that we ignore these warnings?"
That was directed at someone else who can answer for themselves, but for myself I'll happily say yes, I'm ignoring them - at least, in the sense that I'm not going to change anything I do or let it affect my life. When you do, the terrorists have won. With every person who is unnecessarily spied on, or detained for taking photos of St Paul's Cathedral, or prevented from going somewhere because it's now barriered off, etc etc the terrorists win, because their ultimate aim is to disrupt the society they're attacking and create fear. In this respect the authorities have done a fine job of helping the terrorists achieve their goals.
That was directed at someone else who can answer for themselves, but for myself I'll happily say yes, I'm ignoring them - at least, in the sense that I'm not going to change anything I do or let it affect my life. When you do, the terrorists have won. With every person who is unnecessarily spied on, or detained for taking photos of St Paul's Cathedral, or prevented from going somewhere because it's now barriered off, etc etc the terrorists win, because their ultimate aim is to disrupt the society they're attacking and create fear. In this respect the authorities have done a fine job of helping the terrorists achieve their goals.
Hi AOG
re; "We are periodically informed by the people who know".
What people?
How do they "know"?
Sorry, but to accept so-called 'facts' like this is just being a manipulated zombie IMO.
"How on earth do you know this" you say ...I don't, I just refuse to accept suspect information from questionable sources.
Who do I choose to believe? Well, I wouldn't believe any questionable information unless I'd seen it in action for myself.
You sited the "7/7" attacks as conclusive proof, that was a one-off rare incident and the nature of it was questionable IMO, have there been anby other similar incidents since?
Naah, sorry - hype.
re; "We are periodically informed by the people who know".
What people?
How do they "know"?
Sorry, but to accept so-called 'facts' like this is just being a manipulated zombie IMO.
"How on earth do you know this" you say ...I don't, I just refuse to accept suspect information from questionable sources.
Who do I choose to believe? Well, I wouldn't believe any questionable information unless I'd seen it in action for myself.
You sited the "7/7" attacks as conclusive proof, that was a one-off rare incident and the nature of it was questionable IMO, have there been anby other similar incidents since?
Naah, sorry - hype.
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