London, The Eager Twin Of San Francisco.

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Well with it being in London -which makes it far-more important than any of the deaths and injuries of innocent
people elsewhere in the nation, the lame-stream media are in full frenzy mode as terrorism once again hits the
capital.


Usman Khan.

Two people were killed and three injured when twenty-eight year-old Usman Khan from Staffordshire was reportedly
visiting Fishmonger's Hall, a landmark building that was said to be holding a conference on prisoner rehabilitation.

Usman Khan was born and raised in Stoke-On-Trent, where he came into contact with his comrades in terror and
had been heard discussing potential attacks in their city, including leaving explosive devices in toilets in pubs and 
clubs in the Stoke area.

The reason for his visit to London was due to Khan being released from his jail sentence for threatening to blow up
the London Stock Exchange with seven others with the use of a pipe bomb is dubious at best. One may assume it was
believed Khan had rehabilitated and having a certain appearance, could be displayed as a prime example that Tommy
Robinson was wrong about 'some' Muslims.


In 2012, Khan was sentenced to indeterminate detention for "public protection" with a minimum jail term of eight years.
This sentence would have allowed him to be kept in prison beyond the minimum term, but in 2013 the Court of Appeal
quashed the sentence, replacing it with a 16-year-fixed term of which Khan should serve half in prison.

The men, inspired by the ideology of al-Qaeda, had been under surveillance by MI5 and yet, Khan casually strapped a
fake explosive device to his body stashed his knives in his pockets, left his home in Stafford (155 miles away) and not
appreciating diversity and multiculturalism, threatened to blow up the Hall before setting off along London Bridge to
attack a group of pedestrians enjoying a quiet Friday afternoon over the river Thames.

Usman Khan and his eight colleagues had been imprisoned in 2012 for funding a proposed madrassa - a college for
Islamic instruction in Pakistan, which was to be used for firearms training and which Khan would have attended.

The court of appeal judgement said:
"The groups were clearly considering a range of possibilities including fundraising for the establishment
of a military training madrassa in Pakistan, where they would undertake training themselves and recruit
others to do likewise, sending letter bombs through the post, attacking public houses used by British racist
groups, attacking a high profile target with an explosive device and a Mumbai-style attack."

It added that they had "serious long term plans" to send Khan and other recruits for "training and terrorist
experience". "Should they return to the UK they would do so trained and experienced in terrorism," the
judgement continued.
"They engaged with the others who were contemplating short term attacks in the UK but rightly considered
themselves to be more serious jihadis than the others."

Anyway, Usman was somehow chosen to go on this trip to witness and possibly comment on prisoner rehabilitation.
Just like many who hate the West -but enjoy its trappings, we can assume the young man saw the opportunity to ressurrect
his old hobby and terrorise passers-by with a knife.

However, many of these tourists and Londoners didn't see it Khan's way and after wrestling him to the ground and with the
arrival of armed-Police, he was subdued by a couple of punches, a whale tusk (WTF?!) and a short burst of automatic gunfire.
Sadly, two of the injured died later.

Maybe it's true and we don't need borders anymore, they're already here.



Scenes from Friday's attack. The system and the public dealing with terrorism, the useless folk who just get in the way and
the reactions of Londoners recovering in the aftermath. Cheers!

*Faint sound of people singing 'Knees-Up Mother Brown' in the background.*
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Connected?

"...Hours after the London attack, police in The Hague reported a similar stabbing on a major shopping
street in that Dutch city that left three minors injured. The victims were all later released from the hospital.
Police were searching for a middle-aged man in a gray tracksuit as a possible suspect, the BBC reported.

It was not immediately clear if incidents were related. Police spokeswoman Marije Kuiper told The
Associated Press in a telephone interview that it was not clear if the stabbing in The Hague was a
terror incident.

The ordeal unfolded after police were called to a stabbing incident near London Bridge shortly before
1 p.m..."

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