Reading this and the Airport thread I am so glad I do not inhabit the cesspit that is Twitter/X and let it infect my mind with some of the shite being regurgitated on here so freely.
twitter has been a absolute cesspit the last day or so..reveals how horrible so many people are.world would be a better place if everyone come off it.
It does serve a purpose and is even monitored during major incidents to gather information - not intelligence.world would be a better place if everyone come off it.
I think you may be missing the point. The point I am making is the fact they are prepared to make a statement to that effect and nothing else, so early on in the investigation when they are not in possession of the full facts when they are not prepared to comment on anything else. The irony is those posters on here who are happy to jump down the throats of anyone who even mentions the word terrorism when discussing this tragic case.I'm on a loop here
Their words were 'not at this time'...is that difficult to grasp? Its not some underlying agenda. Give them a chance to investigate.
And they aren't 'tight lipped'-they dont give a running commentary to the public they will tell the public what they need to know.
It does serve a purpose and is even monitored during major incidents to gather information - not intelligence.world would be a better place if everyone come off it.
Ironic posting this on a (mostly sane and reasonable) message board, but social media is one of the main corroding influences on mental health in the UK.world would be a better place if everyone come off it.
I think you may be missing the point. The point I am making is the fact they are prepared to make a statement to that effect on that and nothing else, so early on in the investigation when they are not in possession of the full facts when they are not preparedI'm on a loop here
Their words were 'not at this time'...is that difficult to grasp? Its not some underlying agenda. Give them a chance to investigate.
And they aren't 'tight lipped'-they dont give a running commentary to the public they will tell the public what they need to know.
Well you need to contact the BBC as they were saying this morning that he was born in Rwanda and came to the UK when he was 6. It is not something that I just made up .But isn't it confirmed he was born in Cardiff and moved to the Stockport area at 6? - His parents are from Rwanda, but by all accounts he was born in the UK. So he is not a migrant. I'm the first generation of my family born in the UK too, I'm not a migrant.
If these are the facts then I don't think migration is really a big talking point in this case. Makes about as much sense as blaming the Welsh because he was born in Cardiff.
Who knows what his reason was. Obviously he's an evil ****. Is he just a lad with a screw loose? Was he radicalised by people? We don't really know yet but I don't think migration should be the focal point of this when it seems he was born and raised in the UK, just because his parents were from somewhere else.
There's certainly conversations needed about migration but it's not at all linked to this tragedy.
I think you may be missing the point. The point I am making is the fact they are prepared to make a statement to that effect and nothing else, so early on in the investigation when they are not in possession of the full facts when they are not prepared to comment on anything else. The irony is those posters on here who are happy to jump down the throats of anyone who even mentions the word terrorism when discussing this tragic case.