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Conflict in the Middle East

Manchester foiled attack and Islamists

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mids2019 · 22/09/2026 22:45

Who wants a bet that the Manchester foiled attack was more Islamist terror?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cq07ly8xzvn4o

While people are sympathizing over anti Semitic rappers can we bring our attention to the real product of the anti Semitic feeling in the UK. This is what globalise the intafada looks like.

A police car and a van and several officers stand guard by a police cordon in a city-centre location.

Plot targeting Manchester Jewish community disrupted, say police

Two men were arrested in Manchester on Sunday, say counter-terror police.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cq07ly8xzvn4o

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Neverstopwondering · 25/09/2026 21:15

OnePeppyFatball · 23/09/2026 06:47

Looks like they should be trying to tackle Islamophobia at its source at the same time:
One mosque is attacked in Britain every five days, according to the British Muslim Trust, the government’s partner for monitoring anti-Muslim hatred. Attacks included acts of intimidation, violence, property damage, harassment, anti-Muslim hate speech, online abuse and vandalism.

Are you Jeremy Corbyn?

The "yes but what about" stuff got really old a while back

Squeezingwildoranges · 25/09/2026 21:15

SharonEllis · 25/09/2026 20:51

Then you would know that, by definition, I was not making a big deal about Disraeli, but for some reason you are.

Quite the opposite. I don't judge a person by their religion. Would you put Gideon Levi and Ben Gvir in the same boat because they are both Jewish.

SharonEllis · 25/09/2026 21:32

Disraeli is long dead. I am not judging him. This conversation is getting more and more unfathomable. I'm out.

OnePeppyFatball · 25/09/2026 22:07

Neverstopwondering · 25/09/2026 21:15

Are you Jeremy Corbyn?

The "yes but what about" stuff got really old a while back

Nope. Far from.

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