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hey Marky
I got a new name for you
Ozzie!
Short for Ostrich!
I got a new name for you
Ozzie!
Short for Ostrich!
12 men arrested over suspected UK terrorism plot! SEAN H! calls it a LIE!
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EGADS.....The DAILY MAIL,
MUST BE A LIE!
UK: Harry Potter Actress “Beaten and Branded a Prostitute” by Her Family After Dating a Non-Muslim…
Everyday occurrence, if she wasn’t a famous actress this would have gone by completely unnoticed…
(Daily Mail)- A Harry Potter actress was beaten, called a ‘slag’ and threatened with death by members of her family after she met a young man who was not a Muslim, a court heard today.
Victim Afshan Azad, 22, played Padma Patil, a classmate of the teenage wizard, in the blockbuster Hollywood films based on the children’s books by JK Rowling.
She was assaulted and branded a ‘prostitute’ after meeting a young Hindu man, a relationship which brought anger from her father, Abul Azad, 53, and brother, Ashraf, 28, Manchester Crown Court heard.
The frightened star, who has featured in four of the popular films, later fled through her bedroom window after threats were made to kill her.
But despite attempts to get her to come to court for the trial of her father and brother, Miss Azad, who is believed to be living with friends in London, would not attend voluntarily, the court was told.
Both men were charged with making threats to kill her and her brother was also charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm on his sister.
Instead of both going on trial today, the prosecution decided to accept a guilty plea of assault by her brother, and both men were formally found not guilty of making threats to kill.
MUST BE A LIE!
UK: Harry Potter Actress “Beaten and Branded a Prostitute” by Her Family After Dating a Non-Muslim…
Everyday occurrence, if she wasn’t a famous actress this would have gone by completely unnoticed…
(Daily Mail)- A Harry Potter actress was beaten, called a ‘slag’ and threatened with death by members of her family after she met a young man who was not a Muslim, a court heard today.
Victim Afshan Azad, 22, played Padma Patil, a classmate of the teenage wizard, in the blockbuster Hollywood films based on the children’s books by JK Rowling.
She was assaulted and branded a ‘prostitute’ after meeting a young Hindu man, a relationship which brought anger from her father, Abul Azad, 53, and brother, Ashraf, 28, Manchester Crown Court heard.
The frightened star, who has featured in four of the popular films, later fled through her bedroom window after threats were made to kill her.
But despite attempts to get her to come to court for the trial of her father and brother, Miss Azad, who is believed to be living with friends in London, would not attend voluntarily, the court was told.
Both men were charged with making threats to kill her and her brother was also charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm on his sister.
Instead of both going on trial today, the prosecution decided to accept a guilty plea of assault by her brother, and both men were formally found not guilty of making threats to kill.
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They're a bit conflicted. Either the father and brother are guilty of making death threats, or they are not. The Mail says they are both guilty and not guilty.
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Brother is guilty of assault, brother and father found not guilty of threatening to kill.
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I hope next time they KILL DOZENS AND DOZENS and do HUGE DAMAGE!
SEAN H and OZZIE
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LIES
ALL LIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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UK terror plot aimed British landmarks, shopping
Published December 21, 2010
| Associated Press
LONDON – A large-scale terror attack was aimed at British landmarks and public spaces, security officials said Tuesday as more details emerged and police searched the homes of 12 British suspects being held for questioning.
The men — whose ages range from 17 to 28 — were arrested Monday in the largest counterterrorism raid in nearly two years. At least five were of Bangladeshi origin.
Lord Carlile, the government's independent watchdog for terror legislation, said Tuesday the alleged plot appeared significant and involved several British cities, but he did not identify the targets. Police have up to 28 days to either charge the men or release them.
Possible targets that were scouted include the Houses of Parliament in London and shopping areas around the U.K., according to a security official who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the investigation was ongoing.
The plot, however, was unconnected to a larger European plot uncovered in the fall involving a Mumbai-style shooting spree in cities across Britain, France or Germany, the official said. Monday's arrests were also unrelated to last week's suicide bombing in Sweden and the plot did not appear to be timed for the holidays, he said.
Scotland Yard Assistant Commissioner John Yates said police searches of the men's homes could take days, and officers were seen Tuesday removing computers from their homes. The men were arrested in the cities of London, Cardiff, Stoke-on-Trent and Birmingham.
European officials typically step up security around the holidays, but this year especially after a Nigerian man with explosives taped to his underwear tried to blow up a plane on Christmas Day last year as it approached Detroit.
Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, who had studied in London, had boarded the Northwest Airlines flight to Detroit from Amsterdam. The 24-year-old is accused of trying to blow up the flight. A judge in a federal court in Detroit has entered a not-guilty plea on Abdulmutallab's behalf.
There have been growing concerns in Europe about holiday season attacks following a suicide bombing in Sweden and security services' fears of an assault on a European city modeled on the deadly shooting spree in Mumbai, India.
Iraqi officials claimed last week that captured insurgents believed the Stockholm bombing was part of a series of Christmas season attacks.
Britain's terror alert has remained unchanged at "severe" while Germany upped its terror alert Nov. 17 in response to an increased threat from Islamic extremists. Berlin's Interior Minister Ehrhart Koerting said recently the threat has eased but said it was necessary to remain vigilant.
Italian officials were on Tuesday investigating whether an explosive device found in a subway car in Rome was terror-related.
The device, full of powder and wires, was found Tuesday inside a train at the Rebibbia station, on the outskirts of Rome. The train was at the end of the line and empty when the package was found.
Bomb-disposal experts checked the powder and concluded the device could not have exploded, Rome Mayor Gianni Alemanno said.
French Interior Minister Brice Hortefeux, in a newspaper interview Sunday, said for the holidays he's ordered plainclothes police patrols in "the most sensitive sites" in France. For New Year's Eve, Hortefeux said he has ordered 71 extra police units to be on call — 6,000 more police than normal.
"All the means have been mobilized so that everyone can go about their holiday season in total peace of mind," he was quoted Sunday in an interview with Le Parisien newspaper.
In October, the United States warned its citizens living or traveling in Europe to be wary after details emerged of a larger European terror threat.
Monday's raid, a joint operation by Britain's domestic spy agency MI5 and police, was the largest since April 2009, when 12 men were detained over an alleged al-Qaida bomb plot in the northern city of Manchester. All were released without charge and ordered to leave Britain.
One, Abid Naseer, was later re-arrested at the request of the U.S., which says he was involved a plot to bomb the New York City subway. He is in jail awaiting extradition.
In 2006, U.S. and British intelligence officials thwarted one of the largest plots yet, a plan to explode nearly a dozen trans-Atlantic airliners.
Europe has been the target of numerous terror plots by Islamist militants. The deadliest was the 2004 Madrid train bombings, when shrapnel-filled bombs exploded, killing 191 people and wounding about 1,800. A year later, suicide bombers killed 52 rush-hour commuters in London aboard three subway trains and a bus.
SEAN H and OZZIE
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LIES
ALL LIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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UK terror plot aimed British landmarks, shopping
Published December 21, 2010
| Associated Press
LONDON – A large-scale terror attack was aimed at British landmarks and public spaces, security officials said Tuesday as more details emerged and police searched the homes of 12 British suspects being held for questioning.
The men — whose ages range from 17 to 28 — were arrested Monday in the largest counterterrorism raid in nearly two years. At least five were of Bangladeshi origin.
Lord Carlile, the government's independent watchdog for terror legislation, said Tuesday the alleged plot appeared significant and involved several British cities, but he did not identify the targets. Police have up to 28 days to either charge the men or release them.
Possible targets that were scouted include the Houses of Parliament in London and shopping areas around the U.K., according to a security official who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the investigation was ongoing.
The plot, however, was unconnected to a larger European plot uncovered in the fall involving a Mumbai-style shooting spree in cities across Britain, France or Germany, the official said. Monday's arrests were also unrelated to last week's suicide bombing in Sweden and the plot did not appear to be timed for the holidays, he said.
Scotland Yard Assistant Commissioner John Yates said police searches of the men's homes could take days, and officers were seen Tuesday removing computers from their homes. The men were arrested in the cities of London, Cardiff, Stoke-on-Trent and Birmingham.
European officials typically step up security around the holidays, but this year especially after a Nigerian man with explosives taped to his underwear tried to blow up a plane on Christmas Day last year as it approached Detroit.
Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, who had studied in London, had boarded the Northwest Airlines flight to Detroit from Amsterdam. The 24-year-old is accused of trying to blow up the flight. A judge in a federal court in Detroit has entered a not-guilty plea on Abdulmutallab's behalf.
There have been growing concerns in Europe about holiday season attacks following a suicide bombing in Sweden and security services' fears of an assault on a European city modeled on the deadly shooting spree in Mumbai, India.
Iraqi officials claimed last week that captured insurgents believed the Stockholm bombing was part of a series of Christmas season attacks.
Britain's terror alert has remained unchanged at "severe" while Germany upped its terror alert Nov. 17 in response to an increased threat from Islamic extremists. Berlin's Interior Minister Ehrhart Koerting said recently the threat has eased but said it was necessary to remain vigilant.
Italian officials were on Tuesday investigating whether an explosive device found in a subway car in Rome was terror-related.
The device, full of powder and wires, was found Tuesday inside a train at the Rebibbia station, on the outskirts of Rome. The train was at the end of the line and empty when the package was found.
Bomb-disposal experts checked the powder and concluded the device could not have exploded, Rome Mayor Gianni Alemanno said.
French Interior Minister Brice Hortefeux, in a newspaper interview Sunday, said for the holidays he's ordered plainclothes police patrols in "the most sensitive sites" in France. For New Year's Eve, Hortefeux said he has ordered 71 extra police units to be on call — 6,000 more police than normal.
"All the means have been mobilized so that everyone can go about their holiday season in total peace of mind," he was quoted Sunday in an interview with Le Parisien newspaper.
In October, the United States warned its citizens living or traveling in Europe to be wary after details emerged of a larger European terror threat.
Monday's raid, a joint operation by Britain's domestic spy agency MI5 and police, was the largest since April 2009, when 12 men were detained over an alleged al-Qaida bomb plot in the northern city of Manchester. All were released without charge and ordered to leave Britain.
One, Abid Naseer, was later re-arrested at the request of the U.S., which says he was involved a plot to bomb the New York City subway. He is in jail awaiting extradition.
In 2006, U.S. and British intelligence officials thwarted one of the largest plots yet, a plan to explode nearly a dozen trans-Atlantic airliners.
Europe has been the target of numerous terror plots by Islamist militants. The deadliest was the 2004 Madrid train bombings, when shrapnel-filled bombs exploded, killing 191 people and wounding about 1,800. A year later, suicide bombers killed 52 rush-hour commuters in London aboard three subway trains and a bus.
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If you look at the post I answered with that comment it was you saying that no other paper in the UK was brave enough to print that story, thats why I said you was full of shit.
Get ya facts right, if you are able to.
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actually I know what "you" meant with that post
doesnt negate that EVERY TIME I POST WHAT IS GOING ON IN YOUR SOON TO BE LOST CUNTRY
you never address the seriousness of the situation but bash BUSYBODY!
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"England" still around today?
"England" still around today?
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Now we would not feel so all alone,
Everybody must get stoned!
Everybody must get stoned!
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SEAN H and OZZIE says its a LIE!
UK Muslims Start “The Evils of Christmas” Campaign
Can you imagine what would happen if the EDL tried to put up posters saying “Islam is Evil”? The UK Govt Dhimmis would arrest the organizers for hate crimes so fast your head would spin.
(Daily Mail) — Fanatics from a banned Islamic hate group have launched a nationwide poster campaign denouncing Christmas as evil. Organisers plan to put up thousands of placards around the UK claiming the season of goodwill is responsible for rape, teenage pregnancies, abortion, promiscuity, crime and paedophilia. They hope the campaign will help ‘destroy Christmas’ in this country and lead to Britons converting to Islam instead.
Labour MP and anti racist campaigner Jim Fitzpatrick branded the posters ‘extremely offensive’ and demanded they were immediately ripped down.
The placards, which have already appeared in parts of London, feature an apparently festive scene with an image of the Star of Bethlehem over a Christmas tree.
But under a banner announcing ‘the evils of Christmas’ it features a message mocking the song the 12 Days of Christmas. It reads: ‘On the first day of Christmas my true love gave to me an STD (sexually transmitted disease). ‘On the second day debt, on the third rape, the fourth teenage pregnancies and then there was abortion.’
According to the posters, Christmas is also to responsible for paganism, domestic violence, homelessness, vandalism, alcohol and drugs.
Another offence of Christmas, it proclaims, is ‘claiming God has a son’.
The bottom of the poster declares: ‘In Islam we are protected from all of these evils. We have marriage, family, honour, dignity, security, rights for man, woman and child.
UK Muslims Start “The Evils of Christmas” Campaign
Can you imagine what would happen if the EDL tried to put up posters saying “Islam is Evil”? The UK Govt Dhimmis would arrest the organizers for hate crimes so fast your head would spin.
(Daily Mail) — Fanatics from a banned Islamic hate group have launched a nationwide poster campaign denouncing Christmas as evil. Organisers plan to put up thousands of placards around the UK claiming the season of goodwill is responsible for rape, teenage pregnancies, abortion, promiscuity, crime and paedophilia. They hope the campaign will help ‘destroy Christmas’ in this country and lead to Britons converting to Islam instead.
Labour MP and anti racist campaigner Jim Fitzpatrick branded the posters ‘extremely offensive’ and demanded they were immediately ripped down.
The placards, which have already appeared in parts of London, feature an apparently festive scene with an image of the Star of Bethlehem over a Christmas tree.
But under a banner announcing ‘the evils of Christmas’ it features a message mocking the song the 12 Days of Christmas. It reads: ‘On the first day of Christmas my true love gave to me an STD (sexually transmitted disease). ‘On the second day debt, on the third rape, the fourth teenage pregnancies and then there was abortion.’
According to the posters, Christmas is also to responsible for paganism, domestic violence, homelessness, vandalism, alcohol and drugs.
Another offence of Christmas, it proclaims, is ‘claiming God has a son’.
The bottom of the poster declares: ‘In Islam we are protected from all of these evils. We have marriage, family, honour, dignity, security, rights for man, woman and child.
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FYP.
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FYP.
YOU LIE!
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