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Posted: 8 years ago

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A Muslim community worker has told BBC News that members of the public called the police anti-terrorism hotline warning about Abedi's extreme and violent views several years ago.

The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant terror group claimed responsibility for the barbaric attack, which involved a home-made device packed with nuts and bolts which exploded in the venue's foyer as thousands of young people were leaving.

Hashem Abedi, Salman's younger brother, has been arrested in Tripoli by counter-terrorism police on suspicion of of Islamic State links.

Salman Abedi's father has spoken for the first time since his son's death and said: "We don't believe in killing innocents. This is not us."

Speaking from Tripoli, he told AP that his son is innocent and confirmed that British police have arrested another of his sons. This is believed to be a 23-year-old arrested in south Manchester yesterday.

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LapinLaCocotte

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Posted: 8 years ago

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Read an article saying that Manchester was a targeted attack rather than randomly picking up a spot... With the audience mostly being young girls and Grande's music being about female sexuality... What with the tour being called Dangerous Woman and stuff...

I have been reading up on the whole radical Islam thing and I don't really know much about Islam outside what I have read... But it seems to be a recurring rhetoric that most Muslims don't actively follow most parts of Quran because of it being genuinely problematic.. sort of like old Christian texts or Manusmriti... Can some one Muslim or knowledge about this comment on this ?

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Amrita

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Posted: 8 years ago

#23

Very Very sad

Don't know when all this attacks will stop...

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angrybread

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Posted: 8 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: ---Betty---

I don't think that accurate...

Attacks started happening long before that

Ariana's fans are young girls, teens, preteens mostly, that's what so sad about this

The first named victim of the Manchester terror attack is Georgina Bethany Callander, an 18-year-old Ariana Grande superfan who was excited to see her idol on Monday night.

Ms Callander had met Ariana Grande in 2015, and posted excitedly about the time she met her star on Instagram.

Before the concert she wrote on Twitter: SO EXCITED TO SEE YOU TOMORROW

That girl's photo literally made me cry 😭 she and many others like her don't deserve this . What kind of evil is prevailing in the world and how evil could one be to specifically and deliberately target young people and children is out of mind 😡 As it is , it's difficult to watch news nowadays but yesterday's news with the clips of screaming young boys and girls and one mother literally crying and searching for her 15yrs old daughter just devasted me , i don't know why but it left a deep impact on me ...may be bacaue i am a parent myself and this happened so close to home .

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angrybread

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Posted: 8 years ago

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Originally posted by: BiraSaysWhaddup
Read an article saying that Manchester was a targeted attack rather than randomly picking up a spot... With the audience mostly being young girls and Grande's music being about female sexuality... What with the tour being called Dangerous Woman and stuff...
I have been reading up on the whole radical Islam thing and I don't really know much about Islam outside what I have read... But it seems to be a recurring rhetoric that most Muslims don't actively follow most parts of Quran because of it being genuinely problematic.. sort of like old Christian texts or Manusmriti... Can some one Muslim or knowledge about this comment on this ?

Contrary to bold i will say that the day muslims start following quran and sunnah to the point, all the problems in the community will go away .

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CherHorowitz

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Posted: 8 years ago

#26

Originally posted by: ---Betty---

But you're right first Paris, even Sweden now this...

Btw sexual assaults of women in crowded areas like New Year celebrations is increasing in European cities... Perpetrators are refugees 😕

Belgium was also attacked.. On March 2016 three suicide bombings occurred in Belgium two at Airport, one at train station killing 32 injuring 200

In 2017 a terror attack has been attempted in Europe every nine days

Is Angela Merkel's opening up of Germany border in 2015 responsible for all this?

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707793

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Posted: 8 years ago

#27

Originally posted by: ---Betty---

Belgium was also attacked.. On March 2016 three suicide bombings occurred in Belgium two at Airport, one at train station killing 32 injuring 200

In 2017 a terror attack has been attempted in Europe every nine days

Is Angela Merkel's opening up of Germany border in 2015 responsible for all this?

I have read some where that Saudi Arabia has 1lac tent empty but they still not open the door for refugees .. but Europe open the door and see now ...

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angrybread

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Posted: 8 years ago

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Originally posted by: ---Betty---

Belgium was also attacked.. On March 2016 three suicide bombings occurred in Belgium two at Airport, one at train station killing 32 injuring 200

In 2017 a terror attack has been attempted in Europe every nine days

Is Angela Merkel's opening up of Germany border in 2015 responsible for all this?

Yet these european countries are rejecting right wing ideologies ...recent example france and UKIP/BNP are washed out in u.k 👏

While american president is going to arab and dancing and bowing in front of sheikhs 👏

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CherHorowitz

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Posted: 8 years ago

#29

Originally posted by: ZanduBaaM

I have read some where that Saudi Arabia has 1lac tent empty but they still not open the door for refugees .. but Europe open the door and see now ...

Except for Jordan which is resource poor not one Arab country has let Syrian refugees inside their country

The Arab world's wealthiest nation are doing next to nothing for Syrian Refugees

Amnesty International recently pointed out, the "six Gulf countries " Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain " have offered zero resettlement places to Syrian refugees." This claim was echoed by Kenneth Roth, executive director of Human Rights Watch

And Saudi Arabia is building a big beautiful wall at it's border- a 600 mile Great Wall

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745671

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Posted: 8 years ago

#30

^Belgium is notorious for the high percent of radical Islamists they harbor in their cities. There are neighborhoods even the police are afraid to go to.

France is also having a lot of issues with all these hijab demands and such. The problem is that a lot of these people who move to European countries do not assimilate at all. If they want to live a Sharia lifestyle, why don't they just move to Saudi Arabia or the other dozen Muslim countries where they don't have to engage with Western lifestyles?

I know it's controversial to say there is definitely an invader-vibe to some of these refugees. Even the Syrian refugees - when you see pictures - it's just a sea of young men trying to get into these countries. Where are the women and children? And why don't the young men stay and fight for their country instead of running away?

Women and children and old people make perfect sense as refugees. But it tends to be all young men!

Edited by anonymous39 - 8 years ago