Author Topic: Yes, American leaks are bloody annoying but the blame for missing the glaring red flags that should have identified the Manchester bomber before he could commit mass-murder lie much closer to home (Read 559 times)

mystery-ak · « **on:** May 25, 2017, 09:39:24 pm »

Yes, American leaks are bloody annoying but the blame for missing the glaring red flags that should have identified the Manchester bomber before he could commit mass-murder lie much closer to home

By Piers Morgan for MailOnline

Published: 13:37 EDT, 25 May 2017 | Updated: 14:36 EDT, 25 May 2017

I didn’t think I could ever feel angrier than I did on Tuesday when I first heard an ISIS suicide bomber had deliberately targeted, murdered and maimed young girls as they left a pop concert.

It’s impossible to imagine a more heinous, sickening and pathetically cowardly act on so many vulnerable, innocent and defenceless people.

Yet today my initial rage has manifested into cold fury and revulsion that the medieval barbarian who committed this atrocity wasn’t stopped long before he ever had the chance to detonate his death and destruction.

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Frank Cannon · « **Reply #1 on:** May 25, 2017, 09:51:02 pm »

What the hell happened to Piers? I remember when everything he said was total nonsense and he was to be disregarded. Now all of a sudden he actually makes serious points I agree with.

Is he being held hostage somewhere being forced to write coherent pieces?

dfwgator · « **Reply #2 on:** May 25, 2017, 09:53:35 pm »

Quote from: Frank Cannon on May 25, 2017, 09:51:02 pm

What the hell happened to Piers? I remember when everything he said was total nonsense and he was to be disregarded. Now all of a sudden he actually makes serious points I agree with.

Is he being held hostage somewhere being forced to write coherent pieces?

He's ok, except on the subject of guns. He still needs work, there.

truth_seeker · « **Reply #3 on:** May 25, 2017, 10:16:59 pm »

So when do the higher ups find the courage to do more than "identify" and "track" and have on their "radar screens" the hundreds, thousands of KNOWN threats?

When the US won wars, we TEMPORARILY interned SOME Japanese, German and Italian people.

But of course we won wars then, in under four years. We also killed civilians. Can you believe it?

BTW I just looked up my grandfather on a genealogy site. Although he had served in WWI in France, he was subject to the draft in WWII and signed up again in 1942 at age 46.

It is called "what does a nation do when serious about winning a war?"

Author Topic: Yes, American leaks are bloody annoying but the blame for missing the glaring red flags that should have identified the Manchester bomber before he could commit mass-murder lie much closer to home (Read 559 times)

mystery-ak

Yes, American leaks are bloody annoying but the blame for missing the glaring red flags that should have identified the Manchester bomber before he could commit mass-murder lie much closer to home

Frank Cannon

Re: Yes, American leaks are bloody annoying but the blame for missing the glaring red flags that should have identified the Manchester bomber before he could commit mass-murder lie much closer to home

dfwgator

Re: Yes, American leaks are bloody annoying but the blame for missing the glaring red flags that should have identified the Manchester bomber before he could commit mass-murder lie much closer to home

truth_seeker

Re: Yes, American leaks are bloody annoying but the blame for missing the glaring red flags that should have identified the Manchester bomber before he could commit mass-murder lie much closer to home