The Blue Pill.

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Please Note: If there's any mainstream media out there reading this, the usual caveat of stating authorities
believe someone who attempts to terrorise others always-always has mental health issues, is no longer
required.

We get it... I'm just disappointed that MSM doesn't have the balls to also report that they were told by...
(don't say it!) ...to add this into their articles. It's so 2017!

Melbourne car attack: No terror link identified but nothing should be ruled out says PM Turnbull.

'Police said the man who rammed a crowd in the centre of Melbourne was an Australian with a history of mental
health issues.

No terrorism link has been identified after a man drove into crowds in Melbourne, the Australian Prime Minister
has said, but he added that nothing should be ruled out.



The man who rammed the crowd is a 32-year-old Australian citizen of Afghan descent with a history of drug abuse
and mental health issues, police said...'

For anyone still a little confused with this report, the Afghan-national had mental issues. No terror took place
during the mowing down of people in this city.
There... you've been told. Now get back out and keep spending.

'...Nine foreign nationals are among the 19 people who were injured after the white Suzuki SUV was deliberately
driven into people. They include people from South Korea, China, Italy, India, Venezuela, Ireland and New Zealand..
A young child is among the injured.
Three people remain in a critical condition in hospital, including an 83-year-old man, local media said.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull told a press conference on Friday: "Our consular officials are working hard to get in
touch with their families and make sure they're aware of what's happened to their loved ones."

He added that "no terrorism link has been identified" but that "nothing should be ruled out."...'

That's right, it's not like ISIS is in the Philippines or anything. The guy was simply a nutter. Oh... and he deliberately drove
into people, like with cogitated decision. The familar act of a crazy-person.

'..."This was a despicable and cowardly act," he said. "But I want to reassure Australians that this is an isolated incident.
"We should continue to go about our daily lives the way we always do."
The area was put on lock-down and officers warned people to stay away.

Police say they are still investigating whether there was any terrorism-related motive behind the attack, but that early
indications suggest there wasn't one. Premiere of Victoria, Daniel Andrews, described it as "an act of evil and an act of
cowardice, perpetrated against innocent bystanders".

Pictures from the scene show the vehicle with a crumpled bonnet crashed into a bollard at a cable car stop.
Witnesses said there were "people flying everywhere", with the crowd rushing to help the injured lying on the road.



A second man, a 24-year-old who was filming the attack on his phone, was also arrested.
He was carrying a bag containing three knives, but is not believed to be connected to the attack and police say they
have not established any relationship between the two men...'

'...Footage shot on a mobile phone at the scene shows the driver, with dark hair and a close-cropped beard, being wrestled
to the ground and handcuffed by officers. A member of the public can be heard telling police "he was trying to run away".
The man, who is wearing a white shirt and pale blue jeans, appears to be unconscious as he lies by the side of the road...'

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'...Officers can be be seen checking his pulse, and trying to revive him as they turn him onto his back by slapping his face.
They can also be seen checking his trouser pockets.

The white SUV can be seen in the middle of the road with its passenger door wide open and its air bags deployed.
The front of the car is completely crushed.
The second man, who was wearing jeans, a dark t-shirt and trainers, was arrested by officers on the steps of the station
and can be seen lying on his side as three officers handcuff him...'

A fellow-inmate, presumably?

'...Injured people can also be seen lying on the road being helped by members of the public, while sirens blare in the
background as paramedics approach. People at the scene have been described as "running towards" the injured on
the ground the moment the incident took place.



At the time of the crash, the area was packed with Christmas shoppers including children, who have now finished school
for their holiday break. Reports differ as to the speed at which the car was travelling, with some describing it as not travelling
fast, while others say it was travelling at around 60mph (97kph)...'

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'...Witnesses told Sky News the car ran through a red traffic light in a 25mph (40kph) speed limit zone, before it began running
into pedestrians. A witness told radio station 3AW that she heard screams and saw "people flying everywhere".
"We could hear this noise, as we looked left, we saw this white car, it just mowed everybody down," she said.
"We heard thump, thump, thump. People are running everywhere."

Commuters were warned to get off trams near the area following the crash. The area is closed off to the public while investigations
take place.

Reacting to the news, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull tweeted: "As our federal & state police & security agencies work
together to secure the scene and investigate this shocking incident our thoughts & prayers are with the victims & the emergency &
health workers who are treating them."

British High Commissioner to Australia Menna Rawlings tweeted, saying her "Thoughts are with all affected".
The England cricket squad, who are in Melbourne for the Boxing Day Ashes Test, also tweeted: "Following the Flinders Street incident
in Melbourne, all England players and management have been accounted for and are safe."
The fourth Test will be held at the Melbourne Cricket Ground around one mile (1.6km) away from the scene of the incident...'

Thank God! Concerns regarding the Sky-funded and broadcast cricket game, I'm sure will be at the forefront of people's minds!

'...Victoria Police are asking witnesses to contact them, and have urged anyone with images or video footage of the incident
to upload it to their website: http://australiauploadserviceweb.cloudapp.net.
Police will be putting hundreds of extra officers on the streets over the coming days, but have stressed that there is "no increased
threat" to the public. The combination of Christmas shopping and cricket crowds mean that Melbourne city centre will be especially
busy over the next week...'

That's quite a costly kerfuffle over a deranged van driver, isn't it? Some might suggest that the very presence of 'extra' armed police
officers on the street could infer a fear of terrorism.

'...In January, six people were killed and more than 30 injured just a few hundred metres away when a car ran into pedestrians in a
busy shopping area. The car was deliberately driven at crowds by a man with a history of drug abuse, family violence and mental
health issues. That incident was not terrorism-related...'

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Phew...! for a second there, I was worried.