Judging by what I've heard and seen I'm glad the armed response team didn't hesitate.
Originally Posted by Slinkiwitch x:
Originally Posted by Yellow Rose:
I've not watched the News but from a few comments I've read the attack on that poor man is so sickeningly horrific to even contemplate, no words strong enough. I saw Youtube mentioned, don't know if any of the public have uploaded a video of the event, if so, anyone who watches it/them surely also has to be sick.
I found the ITV coverage really really shocking
Thanks for the warning, I won't watch, just from what I've picked up without watching the news it's just so barbaric. How his family will be able to find a way of living with this is extremely hard to imagine. To the public it's a story that will leave the screens and papers, to them it's a much loved family member lost to them forever.
Originally Posted by Baz:
Judging by what I've heard and seen I'm glad the armed response team didn't hesitate.
So am I, Baz.
Heaven knows what the poor soldier's family are going through tonight. Their pain is unimaginable.
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Baz:
Judging by what I've heard and seen I'm glad the armed response team didn't hesitate.
So am I, Baz.
Heaven knows what the poor soldier's family are going through tonight. Their pain is unimaginable.
it doesn't even bear thinking about Yogi
Originally Posted by Yellow Rose:
Originally Posted by Slinkiwitch x:
Originally Posted by Yellow Rose:
I've not watched the News but from a few comments I've read the attack on that poor man is so sickeningly horrific to even contemplate, no words strong enough. I saw Youtube mentioned, don't know if any of the public have uploaded a video of the event, if so, anyone who watches it/them surely also has to be sick.
I found the ITV coverage really really shocking
Thanks for the warning, I won't watch, just from what I've picked up without watching the news it's just so barbaric. How his family will be able to find a way of living with this is extremely hard to imagine. To the public it's a story that will leave the screens and papers, to them it's a much loved family member lost to them forever.
Exactly YR
Originally Posted by Yellow Rose:
Originally Posted by Slinkiwitch x:
Originally Posted by Yellow Rose:
I've not watched the News but from a few comments I've read the attack on that poor man is so sickeningly horrific to even contemplate, no words strong enough. I saw Youtube mentioned, don't know if any of the public have uploaded a video of the event, if so, anyone who watches it/them surely also has to be sick.
I found the ITV coverage really really shocking
Thanks for the warning, I won't watch, just from what I've picked up without watching the news it's just so barbaric. How his family will be able to find a way of living with this is extremely hard to imagine. To the public it's a story that will leave the screens and papers, to them it's a much loved family member lost to them forever.
I agree, I find in these kind of stories the news channels go to far in getting every little bit of details they can when it's not really necessary, we get the picture let's not put the families through it
Originally Posted by Baz:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Baz:
Judging by what I've heard and seen I'm glad the armed response team didn't hesitate.
So am I, Baz.
Heaven knows what the poor soldier's family are going through tonight. Their pain is unimaginable.
it doesn't even bear thinking about Yogi
So, so sad.
Originally Posted by Yellow Rose:
Originally Posted by Slinkiwitch x:
Originally Posted by Yellow Rose:
I've not watched the News but from a few comments I've read the attack on that poor man is so sickeningly horrific to even contemplate, no words strong enough. I saw Youtube mentioned, don't know if any of the public have uploaded a video of the event, if so, anyone who watches it/them surely also has to be sick.
I found the ITV coverage really really shocking
Thanks for the warning, I won't watch, just from what I've picked up without watching the news it's just so barbaric. How his family will be able to find a way of living with this is extremely hard to imagine. To the public it's a story that will leave the screens and papers, to them it's a much loved family member lost to them forever.
yes! precisely! it's just too awful.
Originally Posted by Baz:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Baz:
Judging by what I've heard and seen I'm glad the armed response team didn't hesitate.
So am I, Baz.
Heaven knows what the poor soldier's family are going through tonight. Their pain is unimaginable.
it doesn't even bear thinking about Yogi
Ironic that they were probably relieved that he wasn't out serving in Afghanistan
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:
Originally Posted by Baz:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Baz:
Judging by what I've heard and seen I'm glad the armed response team didn't hesitate.
So am I, Baz.
Heaven knows what the poor soldier's family are going through tonight. Their pain is unimaginable.
it doesn't even bear thinking about Yogi
Ironic that they were probably relieved that he wasn't out serving in Afghanistan
That was my thought too Soozy
And what is the last thing the Woolwich area needs right now? the EDL planning a march for 9pm to "protect England", rumour doing the rounds on Twitter suggests. 
Originally Posted by Videostar:
And what is the last thing the Woolwich area needs right now? the EDL planning a march for 9pm to "protect England", rumour doing the rounds on Twitter suggests.
Just saw that . They;re gloating at the amount of messages they've had, since this " unfortunate incident" they called it. I hope they're dispersed. this is such a bad idea.
Originally Posted by Slinkiwitch x:
Originally Posted by Videostar:
And what is the last thing the Woolwich area needs right now? the EDL planning a march for 9pm to "protect England", rumour doing the rounds on Twitter suggests.
Just saw that . They;re gloating at the amount of messages they've had, since this " unfortunate incident" they called it. I hope they're dispersed. this is such a bad idea.
Originally Posted by Videostar:
And what is the last thing the Woolwich area needs right now? the EDL planning a march for 9pm to "protect England", rumour doing the rounds on Twitter suggests.
Someone was boasting about that in the shop my friend works in (Nottingham) a couple of days ago... proper dancing around rubbing his hands together all excited.... My friend is married to an indian man and has three children... They guy was like 'Oh i wouldnt beat up you're husband he's not a paki' to which my friend replied 'How would you know the difference?'
Shocking that he was so openly excited about it!!
Originally Posted by Jenstar:
Originally Posted by Videostar:
And what is the last thing the Woolwich area needs right now? the EDL planning a march for 9pm to "protect England", rumour doing the rounds on Twitter suggests.
Someone was boasting about that in the shop my friend works in (Nottingham) a couple of days ago... proper dancing around rubbing his hands together all excited.... My friend is married to an indian man and has three children... They guy was like 'Oh i wouldnt beat up you're husband he's not a paki' to which my friend replied 'How would you know the difference?'
Shocking that he was so openly excited about it!!
thats horrible.
Lets just hope this all blows over quickly and the two murderers get the punishment they deserve.
EnglishDefenceLeague â@Official_EDL<small class="time">11m</small>
CAN ANYONE THAT CAN GET THERE GET TO WOOLWICH NOW!!!!
I hope that means they have a crap turnout !
Originally Posted by Videostar:
Originally Posted by Jenstar:
Originally Posted by Videostar:
And what is the last thing the Woolwich area needs right now? the EDL planning a march for 9pm to "protect England", rumour doing the rounds on Twitter suggests.
Someone was boasting about that in the shop my friend works in (Nottingham) a couple of days ago... proper dancing around rubbing his hands together all excited.... My friend is married to an indian man and has three children... They guy was like 'Oh i wouldnt beat up you're husband he's not a paki' to which my friend replied 'How would you know the difference?'
Shocking that he was so openly excited about it!!
thats horrible.
Lets just hope this all blows over quickly and the two murderers get the punishment they deserve.
Where was that Jen?
bloody hell
i posted about EDL ages ago!
ive even joined their twitter page bollox to find out their moves
theyre there waiting to stir the most amount of sh!t
i get the feeling no-one reads what i say
3 hours ago
'EnglishDefenceLeague â@Official_EDL 16m
EDL leader Tommy Robinson on way to Woolwich now, Take to the streets peeps ENOUGH IS ENOUGH'
oh FFS
anyone for a bandwagon?
see i did say it
Originally Posted by pirate1111:
bloody hell
i posted about EDL ages ago!
ive even joined their twitter page bollox to find out their moves
theyre there waiting to stir the most amount of sh!t
i get the feeling no-one reads what i say
I do !!
The EDL getting involved is the last thing anyone in Woolwich needs right now .
Originally Posted by Slinkiwitch x:
EnglishDefenceLeague â@Official_EDL<small class="time">11m</small>
CAN ANYONE THAT CAN GET THERE GET TO WOOLWICH NOW!!!!
I hope that means they have a crap turnout !
I hope the police are monitoring the tweets and do them for inciting a riot.
word is they;re attacking the police 
Originally Posted by erinp:
Originally Posted by Slinkiwitch x:
EnglishDefenceLeague â@Official_EDL<small class="time">11m</small>
CAN ANYONE THAT CAN GET THERE GET TO WOOLWICH NOW!!!!
I hope that means they have a crap turnout !
I hope the police are monitoring the tweets and do them for inciting a riot.
I really hope so.
Originally Posted by Jenstar:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Where was that Jen?
Just up the road from where i bumped into lil Aims
I thought you was going to say Bulwell 
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by Jenstar:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Where was that Jen?
Just up the road from where i bumped into lil Aims
I thought you was going to say Bulwell
He could have been from there
It just shocked Aims, she said he was really rubbing his hands and literally jumping about
we said she should have taken a sly pic of him on her phone
rumour has it, and it is just rumour, that a mosque in Essex has been attacked in retaliation.
we may see quite a few incidents 
A mother-of-two described tonight how she put her own life on the line by trying to persuade the soldierâs murderers to hand over their weapons.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/new...-London-tonight.html
Originally Posted by Jenstar:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by Jenstar:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Where was that Jen?
Just up the road from where i bumped into lil Aims
I thought you was going to say Bulwell
He could have been from there
It just shocked Aims, she said she really rubbing his hands and literally jumping about
we said she should have taken a sly pic of him on her phone
Originally Posted by Videostar:
Wow what a woman 
Originally Posted by Baz:
Judging by what I've heard and seen I'm glad the armed response team didn't hesitate.
yes - spot on baz
Originally Posted by Slinkiwitch x:
pathetic