Location of future London attacks
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Considering the national threat level has been "Severe" and therefore there has been an apparent imminent threat of attack for the last few years how long to do you stay hidden in your bunker until they go away?
My 'fam' have a much much much greater (x112,890) chance of dying in a car accident, should they stay at home permanently? Oh no wait there are fatalities at home too....damned if you do etc...
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What department?
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I wonder what list the OP is currently on due to the title of this thread?
Cleaning of the Strand. Damn fine job too with all the bloody homeless littering the place. And the tourists. My god the tourists. There is a bin every 5 meters!
More and more as the thread gets boosted by its popularity
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So you are letting the terrorists win then?
If you are so worried about tour own safety then i also assume you will not be getting anywhere near your car, and will be on a strict diet?
Google maps will tell you, but I'm not supposed to.
I think it is you who don't understand the risks.
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You talk about other people understanding risk but assume that people and their family will inevitably be caught up in a terrorist act. I think you need to understand what risk means
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I used to work by Trafalgar square too. For the FCO in the OAB.
I'm amazed that the Channel Tunnel hasn't been blown up yet.
ISIS really need to get their **** together and sort it out.
There are no end of pumping stations or sewer tunnels they could shut down
Not to mention the clusters of fibre around London's datacentres that are basically a locked manhole cover away from being cut.
Any of the West End nightclubs or private members clubs.
The Lee Rigby event had zero impact, but a bomb in a bin anywhere near a visiting American, that would shut down tourism overnight.
But then the IRA could have down all this and they didn't really, so all the likely suspects are probably really heavily monitored.
ISIS really need to get their **** together and sort it out.
There are no end of pumping stations or sewer tunnels they could shut down
Not to mention the clusters of fibre around London's datacentres that are basically a locked manhole cover away from being cut.
Any of the West End nightclubs or private members clubs.
The Lee Rigby event had zero impact, but a bomb in a bin anywhere near a visiting American, that would shut down tourism overnight.
But then the IRA could have down all this and they didn't really, so all the likely suspects are probably really heavily monitored.
We're other side, in with the Canadians.
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You say that but you can get into CW easily via the Jubilee Line or DLR without any security checks - it's wide open to attack.
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Gerard Butler Will Save Us
London is obviously a likely target, but after all these drills they are doing and talk of the SAS being on standy by, I wonder what kind of plans they have for places like Birmingham?
After all, they found photos of the bull ring on the phone of one of the guys involved in the Paris attacks (or a connection, can't remember). Us midlanders don't matter it seems.
After all, they found photos of the bull ring on the phone of one of the guys involved in the Paris attacks (or a connection, can't remember). Us midlanders don't matter it seems.
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Its too late to save Birmingham... four decades too late.
hopefully plans involving napalm and bulldozers.
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