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I know, it's not an unreasonable assumption based on what's happened in recent years in Germany. The problem is that when it turns out that it isn't a Muslim perpetrator there are some that refuse to accept their assumption was wrong.

You could say the same about any terrorist attack, it's terrorism. It is a message to the government by attacking its people.

Was the Southport killer on the record denouncing Islam?

I'm in a ticket group on WhatsApp and two people have posted on there that they've got a spare and are traveling

No, it's a method used exclusively by terrorists.

Nobody is disputing that but you've got people like Como and Krishner who basically only post on here about Muslims and their perceived wrongdoings.

https://www.skybluestalk.co.uk/threads/germany-again.165198/post-3245777

Are you suggesting that an American president wants an American company to pay tariffs to sell its services outside of the USA?

I'm not saying that at all, I'm saying the same thing that you go on to say

Isn't helping it I said

Would he not aye?

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2024/dec/20/my-kind-of-case-intense-focus-falls-on-lucy-letby-trial-expert-witness

I'll try that next time I've got them

Germany's unwavering support for another theocracy probably isn't helping it

That video is sped up, the car wasn't going that fast

Staggered? It's probably the least surprising political story of the year. There was never going to be a scenario where the public were won over by Starmer's charisma or political instincts. God knows who they're lining up as successor. Reeves, Cooper or Streeting 🤢

No, you're not.

He's good mates with Trump from the Epstein days at least