Attempted abduction of serviceman at Marham
Discussion
Troubleatmill said:
I would wager a b
k that plenty who attend a mosque know who they are.
And they will be beating a path to the police station to grass them up.
But- that has not happened...
The problem is there appears to be a culture of protecting those who do evil because they share the same faith.
Grass the fkers out!!!
It cannot be that hard to work out who they are..
You'd lose that bo11ock.k that plenty who attend a mosque know who they are.And they will be beating a path to the police station to grass them up.
But- that has not happened...
The problem is there appears to be a culture of protecting those who do evil because they share the same faith.
Grass the f
kers out!!!It cannot be that hard to work out who they are..
The stupidity of some on here never fails to surprise. I'm not sure why people think that a "Community" always knows who the criminals in its midst are, what they are going to do and when they are going to do it. Which community was Jimmy Saville a part of and why did they protect him? Which community was max Clifford a part of and why did they protect him? Which community was Anders Breivik, or Ian Huntley, or Peter Sutcliffe, or harold Shipman, or Fred West a part of and why were they protected? the reasons are pretty simple (for those who have more than one brain cell). People who do criminal things don't tend to discuss it on some bulletin board. You might know that Barry Biceps down the Pub did a spell in the chokey a few years ago, you might know a guy called Terry Tattoos who drives an E46 M3 but has no visible signs of income. They're both dodgy geezers but that doesn't necessarily mean you of the Community know what they're actually up to sufficiently enough to let the Police know. In the same way there isn't a noticeboard in the corner advertising the next mosque fete and asking politely that Jihadis meet in the Tesco Car Partk promptly at 2pm.
At the moment we don't know if these people were muslims. Let's assume they were - there are a gazillion different types of muslims who (with regular frequency) split up and form splinter mosques. That's even before you get the splits between muslims of different countries, each of whom will go to a different mosque. It is not one amorphous Collective where everybody knows what everybody else is up to.
Countdown said:
It is not one amorphous Collective where everybody knows what everybody else is up to.
Yet one branch won't stand up and condemn another.I'm sorry I'm really laid back and tolerant but I'm getting sick of the argument "not a real muslim" or "not the right muslim"
I've watched 20 years of it and I have enough muslim friends to know thats a load of b
ksSheets Tabuer said:
Countdown said:
It is not one amorphous Collective where everybody knows what everybody else is up to.
Yet one branch won't stand up and condemn another.
Are you mixing up two different things? Firstly there has been plenty of condemnation from all muslims. My post was in relation to a couple of suggestions that the "Community" was somehow sheltering these two people. i was trying to point out that there ISN'T one amorphous community and in any case a "community" doesn't usually know what the scrotes are up tobmw535i said:
Rogue86 said:
bmw535i said:
You don't .
It did in Tidworth the other day - not many people knew. I was on duty and didn't know
Is it not displayed on a massive sign in the guardroom like it is on most camps?It did in Tidworth the other day - not many people knew. I was on duty and didn't know
Surely the bosses would know the Alert Status for that day?
Isn't it also on Part 1 orders?
Issi said:
bmw535i said:
Rogue86 said:
bmw535i said:
You don't .
It did in Tidworth the other day - not many people knew. I was on duty and didn't know
Is it not displayed on a massive sign in the guardroom like it is on most camps?It did in Tidworth the other day - not many people knew. I was on duty and didn't know
Surely the bosses would know the Alert Status for that day?
Isn't it also on Part 1 orders?
Issi said:
As mentioned above.
It's quite simple, not everybody immediately knows every time there is an incident. They might only find out when they try to leave camp for example. It's not really an issue - those who need to know, know.
Not everybody reads part 1 orders, even fewer read standing orders.
bmw535i said:
Issi said:
As mentioned above.
It's quite simple, not everybody immediately knows every time there is an incident. They might only find out when they try to leave camp for example. It's not really an issue - those who need to know, know.
Not everybody reads part 1 orders, even fewer read standing orders.
As a 'boss' shouldn't you be getting a grip of those who don't read Part 1 orders?
Very strange unit that you're the 'boss' of.
:PoleDriver said:
The initial details suggest that it's a bit of a stretch for the papers to be describing this as an "attempted abduction". telegraph said:
Two men were seen acting suspiciously in a blue Renault Clio," a force spokesman said.
"At this stage there is nothing to suggest that a crime has been committed but we are looking into why the two men had stopped the car on this stretch of road."
They added: "No contact was made between the two men and the person reporting the incident, who is a civilian member of staff who works within the military complex at Aldershot."
"At this stage there is nothing to suggest that a crime has been committed but we are looking into why the two men had stopped the car on this stretch of road."
They added: "No contact was made between the two men and the person reporting the incident, who is a civilian member of staff who works within the military complex at Aldershot."
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