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Bomb blast at concert kills 19 people
Bomb blast at concert kills 19 people
A bomb blast at a concert in Manchester England kills 19 and ingures 50 people Manchester Arena '''explosion''' being treated as possible terror incident, say police
Bomb blast at concert kills 19 people
A bomb blast at a concert in Manchester England kills 19 and ingures 50 people Manchester Arena '''explosion''' being treated as possible terror incident, say police
Don't worry Donny is on the case, he said during the campaign he can solve terrorism all by himself and he pretty much knows more than the generals. Also just another in the long lines of issues he claims aren't that difficult.
Now, we won't be bothered with the fact that he's already flip-flopped on some of his own foreign policy stances since being in office. Instead we'll just all wait with baited-breath as he takes the reigns and "solves terrorism"
Now, we won't be bothered with the fact that he's already flip-flopped on some of his own foreign policy stances since being in office. Instead we'll just all wait with baited-breath as he takes the reigns and "solves terrorism"
ISIS Claims Responsibility for Manchester Concert Attack; 22 Are Dead
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/23/world/europe/manchester-arena-attack-ariana-grande.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/23/world/europe/manchester-arena-attack-ariana-grande.html
There is always a jerk in the area.
A man’s tasteless tweets in response to the Manchester explosion were denounced by users as well as media outlets he claims to work for.
“MULTIPLE CONFIRMED FATALITIES at Manchester Arena,” David Leavitt wrote on Twitter Monday.
“The last time I listened to Ariana Grande I almost died too.”
He followed up with: “Honestly, for over a year I thought an Ariana Grande was something you ordered at Starbucks,” and “Too soon?”
Writer's insensitive Manchester tweets denounced by media outlets - NY Daily News
A man’s tasteless tweets in response to the Manchester explosion were denounced by users as well as media outlets he claims to work for.
“MULTIPLE CONFIRMED FATALITIES at Manchester Arena,” David Leavitt wrote on Twitter Monday.
“The last time I listened to Ariana Grande I almost died too.”
He followed up with: “Honestly, for over a year I thought an Ariana Grande was something you ordered at Starbucks,” and “Too soon?”
Writer's insensitive Manchester tweets denounced by media outlets - NY Daily News
George Costanza
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Too bad he was killed. I would've made sure he died a slow painful death.
The dude who did this wasn't even "ISIS" It was just another loser going nowhere in life. This is the new-world kind of terrorism that is going to be difficult to stop. Young idiot loser males who have probably failed at everything in life and are on the verge of committing suicide anyway so they just take "Extremist Islam for Dummies" cliff notes version and then are so self-loathing and bitter they go and try to take out other with them.
These kinds of attacks aren't being coordinated by an "army of ISIS soldiers" It is random idiots. Of course the actual ISIS will be happy to take credit for it as it just boosts their status further every time something like this happens, but people who can't decipher actual religious extremism from random losers are either being purposely dishonest or just ignorant.
These kinds of attacks aren't being coordinated by an "army of ISIS soldiers" It is random idiots. Of course the actual ISIS will be happy to take credit for it as it just boosts their status further every time something like this happens, but people who can't decipher actual religious extremism from random losers are either being purposely dishonest or just ignorant.
Police in Manchester arrest 3 men in connection with concert bombingU.K. Home Secretary Amber Rudd said it’s “likely” the bomber Salman Abedi did not act alone in the attack that killed 22. U.K. police also deployed nearly 1,000 soldiers on Wednesday.
Police in Manchester arrest 3 men in connection with concert bombing | Toronto Star
Police in Manchester arrest 3 men in connection with concert bombing | Toronto Star
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The world’s closest intelligence sharing arrangement is in jeopardy after key details and photographs from the Manchester bombing were apparently leaked by United States’s law enforcement sources to domestic journalists, leaving Manchester Police and the British government — who are collecting and analysing the finds — “furious”.
The United Kingdom has now stopped passing intelligence gathered as part of the investigation into the Manchester bombing to the United States according to claims made by the British state broadcaster BBC.
While British police had discovered the identity of Salman Abedi, the suicide bomber who killed 22 in Manchester on Monday, the name was withheld from the media initially for operational reasons. Yet less than 24 hours after the attack took place, American newspapers citing “government sources” were able to name the attacker.
Later further leaked intelligence including detailed crime scene information, and photographs of shrapnel, a backpack, and a battery were released by The New York Times. The BBC report states the “likely” culprit of the leaks are U.S. law enforcement officials who will have received access to the data through the transatlantic ‘Five Eyes’ intelligence sharing agreement, rather than the White House.
The nature and speed of the leaks by these U.S. officials have caused “disbelief and astonishment” in the British government.
The ‘Five Eyes’ intelligence sharing agreement, a treaty that dates back to the Second World War between the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand means the involved nations have total unrestricted access to each other’s intelligence collection efforts. The geographical positions of the involved nations and their various ex-colonial outposts make the agreement not just unparalleled in openness, but also in global coverage for signals and other intelligence.
The agreement does, however, rely on each nation also respecting the security of each other’s intelligence — a principle that appears to have been seriously transgressed in this case.
Britain’s Daily Telegraph reports in the U.S. that officials with access to the shared Five Eyes intelligence “were openly briefing the media on what they had been told about Abedi and his ‘cell of Isis-inspired terrorists'”.
The British Prime Minister Theresa May is expected to meet United States President Donald Trump at a NATO meeting today, and it is reported she will be raising concerns over the leaks with him there.
https://www.breitbart.com/london/201...ed-states-following-manchester-bombing-leaks/
The United Kingdom has now stopped passing intelligence gathered as part of the investigation into the Manchester bombing to the United States according to claims made by the British state broadcaster BBC.
While British police had discovered the identity of Salman Abedi, the suicide bomber who killed 22 in Manchester on Monday, the name was withheld from the media initially for operational reasons. Yet less than 24 hours after the attack took place, American newspapers citing “government sources” were able to name the attacker.
Later further leaked intelligence including detailed crime scene information, and photographs of shrapnel, a backpack, and a battery were released by The New York Times. The BBC report states the “likely” culprit of the leaks are U.S. law enforcement officials who will have received access to the data through the transatlantic ‘Five Eyes’ intelligence sharing agreement, rather than the White House.
The nature and speed of the leaks by these U.S. officials have caused “disbelief and astonishment” in the British government.
The ‘Five Eyes’ intelligence sharing agreement, a treaty that dates back to the Second World War between the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand means the involved nations have total unrestricted access to each other’s intelligence collection efforts. The geographical positions of the involved nations and their various ex-colonial outposts make the agreement not just unparalleled in openness, but also in global coverage for signals and other intelligence.
The agreement does, however, rely on each nation also respecting the security of each other’s intelligence — a principle that appears to have been seriously transgressed in this case.
Britain’s Daily Telegraph reports in the U.S. that officials with access to the shared Five Eyes intelligence “were openly briefing the media on what they had been told about Abedi and his ‘cell of Isis-inspired terrorists'”.
The British Prime Minister Theresa May is expected to meet United States President Donald Trump at a NATO meeting today, and it is reported she will be raising concerns over the leaks with him there.
https://www.breitbart.com/london/201...ed-states-following-manchester-bombing-leaks/
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Ironic, isn't it?.
EACE:I just read about Katie Hopkins. Boy, is she ever bad news.
Katie Hopkins to leave LBC 'immediately' in wake of Manchester attack 'final solution' comments | The Independent
Katie Hopkins to leave LBC 'immediately' in wake of Manchester attack 'final solution' comments | The Independent
