Sunday, July 24, 2005

British terror police face shooting backlash

Cry me a river...

Police chiefs investigating the London bomb blasts were under growing pressure on Sunday over the shooting dead of an innocent man as they faced a backlash from the Muslim community and some politicians.

The controversy surrounding the shooting on Friday of Jean Charles de Menezes, a Brazilian electrician living in London, is a serious setback for the capital's police, who are trying to build trust with British Muslims to gain vital intelligence on extremist elements. Last night police made a third arrest in connection with the July 21 attempted suicide bombings.

On Sunday, ministers and senior police officers defended a policy of shooting dead individuals suspected of being suicide bombers, in spite of calls from British Muslim groups, human rights bodies and politicians for a public inquiry.

This clown was behaving in a suspicious manner. He was wearing a heavy bulky coat in mid summer. He was seen coming out of a house that was under surveillance for possible terrorist links. He ran away from the cops. He has no one to blame but himself for his death. Had he stopped, when told to do so, he'd be alive today. End of story!

3 Comments:

At 7:13 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

They were totally justified in pulling the trigger ... several times over!!

 
At 7:37 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Stevereno said...

1) Where did the Brazillian move from?

Fact: Islam is activly converting South American and recruiting them for their cause.

2) Had he converted to Islam before coming to the UK?

3) Did he attend a Mosque in the UK?

4) If he attended a Mosque in the UK was it the same Mosque as the UK bombers?

I haven't heard the Legacy Media ask any of these questions. Why not?

 
At 9:31 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I think all these questions are irrelevant, since there was no time to ask the lad his position ... not that he stopped to answer questions anyway!

 

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