Posted on 12/16/2014 10:20:58 AM PST by Berlin_Freeper
Britain could be hit 'at any moment' by a Sydney-style terror attack, David Cameron told MPs today.
The Prime Minister said the Australian attack, in which two hostages died and Islamic extremist Man Haron Monis was killed, was a reminder of the danger Britain faces.
He told MPs there had already been a series of plots by lone wolf terrorists which had been detected and stopped.
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Well, you could deport all the Muslims...
If Cameron gets any sharper he’ll cut himself.
As long as there are moozlums in your midst, these attacks can and will happen everywhere. moozlums want to murder people. You and your family could be next.
The man is a dumba$$! IT ALREADY HAS BEEN!
Round up the Known Wolves then.
Gun Free Zones at highest risk!
“Britain could be hit ‘at any moment’ “.......
And you think that the U.S. is immune to anything like that happening? Get you head out of the sand, or your rear end, the U.S. has a MUCH HIGHER potential.
You’ve visited Dearborn recently, eh ?
So what’s he doing about it?
Yes, they’ll be attacked, and — true to form — trip all over themselves offering apologies and rationales for the terrorists and their evil acts.
It will happen again in Britain and America while we have a bunch of weakling assholes running our countries. I’m not even sure another major attack can separate the people’s heads from their asses.
Yes, you’re right, unfortunately.
“I’m not even sure another major attack can separate the people’s heads from their asses.”
In the unlikely event that i hear a very loud pop, i’ll let you know.
Preparing tortured explanations as to why "true islam" would never encourage terrorism, and that every Brit should accept their honored guests with the proper level of deference.
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