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Dr Bandler
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Such a bloody shame we broke it. It was unforgiveable, and even though Gaddafi wasn't our idea of an ideal leader, Libya was stable and prosperous by African standards under him. How the USA and us just went in, screwed it up and then walked away is one of the great international crimes to me.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Tragic and alarming.
Tom Bombadil
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Sorry to hear that. Watch out for them, these things have a habit of staying with people and for a long time.
portslade seagull
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Let's not forget the brave policemen who put his life on the line tackling the assailant and preventing further injuries. Not all are bad as some would like you to believe
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Can terrorism ever get stopped in the UK?
I mean, how do you protect yourself from an unprovoked attack from someone who has been brainwashed.
What triggers it all?
Any psychologists on here?
I mean, how do you protect yourself from an unprovoked attack from someone who has been brainwashed.
What triggers it all?
Any psychologists on here?
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Thanks for your insight, it must have been traumatic, I hope your friends will be okay.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...ect-Libyan-asylum-seeker-released-prison.html
Reading terror suspect is a Libyan asylum seeker who ‘had been released from prison for a minor non-terror offence’: Police arrest 25-year-old accused of randomly stabbing three people to death in park
Reading terror suspect is a Libyan asylum seeker who ‘had been released from prison for a minor non-terror offence’: Police arrest 25-year-old accused of randomly stabbing three people to death in park
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Very true, takes some nuts to do that, I hope he receives an award and counciling if he needs it.
I believe 99.99% of police are fine, even if some love to use the sarcasm to get them through the day!
Baker lite
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Let’s all take a moment to think of the victims, due process will hopefully deal with the perpetrator, for now though at least 3 families are grieving.
RIP.
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RIP.
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brightn'ove
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I write this as I sit in a park and feel sick that somebody would do this. Awful.
Get over youself.
Wellesley
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- Jul 24, 2013
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Great response.
My house is half a mile from Forbury Gardens and I’ve spent a lot of time there with friends and family.
It’s one of the nicest, most tranquil parts of the town. It’s tainted forever, now though.
I’ve been reflecting today that it could have been me or anyone I know in Reading.
And I can only imagine the horror of people trying to escape, as the exits are limited.
In a way, I’m glad I feel shocked as well as saddened.
This kind of thing should never feel ‘normal’ in our or any other society.
RIP those poor people caught up in this Pointless attack.
It’s one of the nicest, most tranquil parts of the town. It’s tainted forever, now though.
I’ve been reflecting today that it could have been me or anyone I know in Reading.
And I can only imagine the horror of people trying to escape, as the exits are limited.
In a way, I’m glad I feel shocked as well as saddened.
This kind of thing should never feel ‘normal’ in our or any other society.
RIP those poor people caught up in this Pointless attack.
Pretty pink fairy
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- Jan 30, 2008
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Can't see a thread, yet.
WTF was happening in Reading
Not terror related apparently.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-53124359
Lybian national under arrest , enough said
Regards
DF
Pretty pink fairy
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Libyan, you hticko.
Someone mentally unstable with a knife, may slash out wildly, can cause harm and it can be lethal. Someone who sticks three people in the neck is a calculating callous ******* and there can be no mitigating circumstances or justification.
Pretty pink fairy
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