Terrorist attacks

Sligo Hornet wrote: TioPepe wrote: irishmufc wrote: ShamtheRam wrote: Theresa May has surely broken a record of terror attacks whilst Prime Minister at this stage?   You worry about what people she appointed to her anti terror team because from the outside it looks as if they are completely incompetent. I don't like her but no amount of security can legislate for the type of random terrorist attacks that have occurred in London this year. It's impossible to police every single tube station in one of the world's largest metro systems. How can you prevent someone randomly ploughing into pedestrians all of a sudden with little or no previous terrorist convictions? But, isn't that the problem? Admitting nearly self defeat. It may not be Mays fault directly, but she was responsible for cutting Met numbers in a previous role.  You can prevent someone by having billiards in place, in highly pedestrian areas. It's a very simple solution. Todays attack, could of possibly been preventing by simply searching in a bag randomly.  The Met could definitely recruit more, and train their officers to be better able to deal with such attacks. If you portray the attitude you just demonstrated the terrorist believes they can't be stopped, at all.     I see...........get the terrorists to be distracted by playing billiards , and then arrest them at the end of a couple of frames

Roberto Baggio wrote: sid waddell wrote: Roberto Baggio wrote: sid waddell wrote: Roberto Baggio wrote: I got the Tom Parsons reference. Well done you. I've never heard Mayo referred to as "the greens" by anyone, so very much doubt they would be referred to that in a newspaper headline.     Standard Sid Waddell reaction to a terrorist attack: 1. Be deeply offended if anyone calls it a terrorist attack 2. Create sh*t jokes about said attack .       Who referred to Mayo as "the greens"?  Are you imagining things?   Your sh*t joke did The headline would surely be, to satisfy your make believe newspaper headline "Parson's green and red explosion" That makes it sound like people have died.  You are spreading unnecessary panic for forum members who may have loved ones in London and are logging in here looking for news. You are disgusting.   Stick to the darts jokes. That's a lot better material.

TioPepe wrote: Borussia wrote: TioPepe wrote: I always remember a line I heard from an American, 'Everything I needed to know about Islam I leant on 9/11'  I had a quick read through pages on this thread, as I said in the football thread. It's the Irish mentality, 'we're alright, we're grand sure no one would touch us'  Terrible, how did that get by the many many police now patrolling London. Questions to be answered.  Sure anybody can just walk onto the tube - Not sure there is a practical way around that. Maybe, it's time that was addressed then. Stop and frisk, before I read the counter argument, it was knocked by a liberal Judge in the US. If it was a conversation or even centre judge it would of remained. Or possibly a more slim lined version of airport security to enter the tube. There's nothing stopping a suicide bomber entering a tube at present.  It's becoming all to frequent now.  Relating GAA, to a radical islamic terrorist attack for a quick laugh. Sums up the Irish attitude, what are the Gardai doing to prevent such attacks? or the PSNI?  The fortunate element today, is the device failed to detonate correctly if early reports are to be correct.

Sky saying the device seems to have been on a timer which doesn't fit in with the MO of ISIS if you compare with previous incidents in the UK (Although of course the Boston Bombings are example of ISIS inspired attacks like this) Wonder are we looking at far right extremists given the recent arrests in England.

Edited by Denis Irwin - 15 Sep 2017 at 12:30pm

TioPepe wrote: Denis Irwin wrote: TioPepe wrote: irishmufc wrote: Bob Hoskins wrote: Thought I'd glance through here to experience Groundhogs Day. Yup there it is  Yup Tio Pepe/SByrne making the same sh*t points on 'Islamic' terrorism  If you'd ever care to look at my server you'd realise I'm not 'Byrner' nor 'Sbyrne' or whatever other tag i've noticed I've been labelled with.  Of course your not 'you're' You're not allowed to communicate with me, until you've established basic English.

Christ you are some f**king loser

Sligo Hornet wrote: TioPepe wrote: irishmufc wrote: ShamtheRam wrote: Theresa May has surely broken a record of terror attacks whilst Prime Minister at this stage?   You worry about what people she appointed to her anti terror team because from the outside it looks as if they are completely incompetent. I don't like her but no amount of security can legislate for the type of random terrorist attacks that have occurred in London this year. It's impossible to police every single tube station in one of the world's largest metro systems. How can you prevent someone randomly ploughing into pedestrians all of a sudden with little or no previous terrorist convictions? But, isn't that the problem? Admitting nearly self defeat. It may not be Mays fault directly, but she was responsible for cutting Met numbers in a previous role.  You can prevent someone by having billiards in place, in highly pedestrian areas. It's a very simple solution. Todays attack, could of possibly been preventing by simply searching in a bag randomly.  The Met could definitely recruit more, and train their officers to be better able to deal with such attacks. If you portray the attitude you just demonstrated the terrorist believes they can't be stopped, at all.     I see...........get the terrorists to be distracted by playing billiards , and then arrest them at the end of a couple of frames

pre Madonna wrote: Sligo Hornet wrote: TioPepe wrote: irishmufc wrote: ShamtheRam wrote: Theresa May has surely broken a record of terror attacks whilst Prime Minister at this stage?   You worry about what people she appointed to her anti terror team because from the outside it looks as if they are completely incompetent. I don't like her but no amount of security can legislate for the type of random terrorist attacks that have occurred in London this year. It's impossible to police every single tube station in one of the world's largest metro systems. How can you prevent someone randomly ploughing into pedestrians all of a sudden with little or no previous terrorist convictions? But, isn't that the problem? Admitting nearly self defeat. It may not be Mays fault directly, but she was responsible for cutting Met numbers in a previous role.  You can prevent someone by having billiards in place, in highly pedestrian areas. It's a very simple solution. Todays attack, could of possibly been preventing by simply searching in a bag randomly.  The Met could definitely recruit more, and train their officers to be better able to deal with such attacks. If you portray the attitude you just demonstrated the terrorist believes they can't be stopped, at all.     I see...........get the terrorists to be distracted by playing billiards , and then arrest them at the end of a couple of frames  They would be snookered then alright.

Right on cue.

Only a matter of time before these lads are lifted. Nothing the security services can do except continue to keep up the levels of surveillance and root out these f**kwits before they can carry out an attack.



Edited by colemanY2K - 15 Sep 2017 at 1:38pm

GB 1HughJarse wrote: pre Madonna wrote: Sligo Hornet wrote: TioPepe wrote: irishmufc wrote: ShamtheRam wrote: Theresa May has surely broken a record of terror attacks whilst Prime Minister at this stage?   You worry about what people she appointed to her anti terror team because from the outside it looks as if they are completely incompetent. I don't like her but no amount of security can legislate for the type of random terrorist attacks that have occurred in London this year. It's impossible to police every single tube station in one of the world's largest metro systems. How can you prevent someone randomly ploughing into pedestrians all of a sudden with little or no previous terrorist convictions? But, isn't that the problem? Admitting nearly self defeat. It may not be Mays fault directly, but she was responsible for cutting Met numbers in a previous role.  You can prevent someone by having billiards in place, in highly pedestrian areas. It's a very simple solution. Todays attack, could of possibly been preventing by simply searching in a bag randomly.  The Met could definitely recruit more, and train their officers to be better able to deal with such attacks. If you portray the attitude you just demonstrated the terrorist believes they can't be stopped, at all.     I see...........get the terrorists to be distracted by playing billiards , and then arrest them at the end of a couple of frames  They would be snookered then alright. Right on cue.