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When are our politicians going to ban these people and protect us.

Over 80 innocent people killed or injured.An act carried out by a suicide bomber.

Trump looking real good right now

In reply to problemjay

making big deals with 911 Saudia Arabia?

In reply to JahJah

Saudis gave the US $360billion in deals. Now they want Trump to rescind 9/11 lawsuit law

The Art of the Deal?

In reply to JahJah

It is a choice of dealing with the lesser of two evils. It is such a pity we have to make deals with these people.

In reply to nitro

Are you pregnant? Jamaica made no deal witth Saudi and you are not American or British. You are not qualify to discuss these matters as you are no better than the terrorists who only see hate

In reply to Emir

Jamaican born.

We vote!

Donald Trump promised to ban these people and he must get it done.

In reply to nitro

lesser of two evils?

The road to islam terrorism all lead to the saudies

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In reply to nitro

how does that work with

In reply to conman
Stop their immigration, revoke their visas and then closely police the ones who are citizens.

In reply to nitro

this was done by a British national

In reply to nitro

lots of these crazies are local born citizens in Europe

I'm lost for solutions but one is needed

In reply to conman

You never watched the movie "Inception"?

Nitro going back to plant a seed so people do not migrate. Mind you nitro himself is an immigrant.

In reply to cricketmygame

Some on the far right are advocating... A Final solution!

I hate 'terror attack", however, the non terror attack is more my kind

In reply to nitro

"With respect to Libya, the president has long said that all of us - including the United States - could have done more in the aftermath of the Libyan intervention." It also said the UK had "stepped up on a range of issues", including a pledge to spend 2% of national income on defence. According to the Atlantic's article, this pledge came after Mr Obama told Mr Cameron that Britain must pay its "fair share" if it wanted to continue to claim a "special relationship" with the US. The toppling of the Gaddafi regime in Libya led to a power vacuum and instability, with no authority in full control. The intervention was led by the UK and France - and in his interview, Mr Obama reflected on "what went wrong", saying: "There's room for criticism, because I had more faith in the Europeans, given Libya's proximity, being invested in the follow-up." He said Mr Cameron became "distracted by a range of other things".

The cycle of violence

Britain bombs Libya, and leaves it a mess. A young man of Libyan parentage blows himself up in Manchester. Any assessment of "why" needs to discuss this possible connection.

In reply to nitro

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As I said, you are no American nor are you British or European. You are a house maid who is brain washed by FOX and a hater to the core, perhaps following some sinister church.

In reply to Emir

I do not hate muslims. I fear what they can become however and this is happening much too often.

9/11 changed my mind forever.

The 22 year old recently returned from Libya and was known to the British intelligence.

Police these people closely. Call it profiling i do not care!

In reply to nitro

The alleged perpetrator was a British-born citizen just as the Orlando terrorist was an American-born citizen; as was the terrorist who shot & killed 9 people in the church in South Carolina; as was the choirboy, Timothy McVeigh, who bombed the building in Oklahoma City which resulted in the death of thousands, including several infants.

How do you propose banning 'these people' ?

In reply to jacksprat

i dono how "real" nitro is

but his thinking is very common
very short sighted with alot of "belief"

not a lot of facts and evidence, just belief and feelings

In reply to nitro

Just remember the problems created by the actions of simple minds ,cannot be solved by the thinking of simple minds.

British intelligence stop sharing information with their counterparts here in the USA because they are LEAKING details to the media!

Maybe now the Democrats will see how harmful these leaks are to national security.

In reply to nitro

Nitro, FYI, most leaks are coming from Trump's administration, as the various factions fight for influence, or concerned insideers alert the America people of the workings of the Russian plant occupying the Oval Office.

In reply to ProWI

The leaks in the British investigation are coming from our intelligence units, not the White House.

US President Donald Trump has said leaks of the investigation into the Manchester Arena attack to American media are "deeply troubling".
They were a "grave threat to our national security", he added, and pledged to get to the bottom of it.
His remarks come after US media published photos from the scene of Monday night's explosion.
Salman Abedi blew himself up after an Ariana Grande concert, killing 22 people and injuring 116.
Mr Trump, who is at a Nato summit in Brussels along with UK Prime Minister Theresa May, said: "These leaks have been going on for a long time."
He pledged to ask the US Department of Justice to launch a review, and "if appropriate, the culprit should be prosecuted".
"There is no relationship we cherish more than the special relationship between the US and the UK," he added.

In reply to nitro

see difference is that no body but you believes what future inmate trump says

In reply to conman

Oh, wow. I must be very powerful seeing that i alone believe in The Donald yet he won the Electoral College BIGLY!

In reply to nitro

i though trump said he won the popular vote?

In reply to nitro

you realize that the donald approval rating is 39% right?

In reply to conman

And the Democrats at 30, what is the point?

Bill Clinton was as low as 35 and won two terms.

In reply to nitro

the Donald is no Bill Clinton!!!!!!!! check yourself!

In reply to nitro

the democrats at 30?

please prove that

cause thats sounding like a defensive lie

In reply to nitro

wow bill clinton

hmmmmm is that really the one you wana bring up?

In reply to conman

Ronald Reagan, the greatest in the last 50 years, was in 30s in 82 yet destroyed the dems in 84.

Obama was in the low 50s and the dems lost everything.

In reply to conman

Why are we even going over politics when our way of life in such grave danger by radical islamists who hate us?

In reply to nitro

lets not forget

you gotta back that up, cause thats a down right lie as it stands

'Jeremy Corbyn is to take the hugely controversial step of blaming Britain’s foreign wars for terror attacks such as the Manchester suicide bombing. The Labour leader will claim a link between “wars our government has supported or fought in other countries and terrorism here at home”, as he relaunches his party’s election campaign on Friday after the three-day pause. Mr Corbyn will stress that his assessment is shared by the intelligence and security services and “in no way reduces the guilt of those who attack our children”....In the speech, he is not expected to name any specific wars, having – as a backbencher – opposed the conflicts in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and against Isis, in Iraq and Syria. At the Iraq Inquiry in 2010, Baroness Manningham-Buller, the former head of MI5, said the invasion had “substantially” increased the terrorist threat to the UK, by radicalising young people. However, The Independent understands that Mr Corbyn wishes to draw attention to his March 2011 vote against the Libya bombing – when he was one of just 13 MPs to oppose David Cameron.'

Finally, a British political leader prepared to make connections between the wars and terrorism....

In reply to mikesiva

Solutions please.

Whatever the reasons, from the creation of the state of Israel, with Israel defeating the Arab world in three wars, to the wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, etc, we must now find a way to get rid of these people to protect innocent citizens.

Police these people, citizens or not, very closely. Track their every move.

Yes, reassess policies, however that maybe impossible because of tribalism in these Asian and African countries.

In reply to nitro

MAYBE THIS SLIPPED YOUR NOTICE SO I RE-POST AND AWAIT YOUR INSIGHT....PROPOSED SOLUTION PLEASE!!!

The alleged Manchester perpetrator was a British-born citizen, just as the Orlando terrorist was an American-born citizen; as was the terrorist who shot & killed 9 people in the church in South Carolina; as was the choirboy, Timothy McVeigh, who bombed the building in Oklahoma City which resulted in the death of thousands, including several infants.

Again, How do you propose banning 'these people' ?

In reply to jacksprat

We need to have stricter gun controls to protect us from racists such as the one who slaughtered the worshipers. Mcveigh type i do not know how you can track his type but acts from people like him are once in a lifetime.

The homegrown Islamic terrorists on the other hand are numbered in the thousands with almost daily attacks worldwide. Hence to mitigate loss of life we should target them as a group.

You answered a question I did not ask!

And your answer is to "target them as a group" and presumably ban people who are natives of their respective countries.

To call your proposal illogical, illegal and even, I daresay, idiotic would be putting it mildly!!!

In reply to jacksprat

Ban refers to the ones who are trying to get here, i.e. those in the proposed travel ban.

I was speakibg of monitoring closely those already here as citizens.

Manchester, England (CNN)British authorities are trying to contain the network they believe is behind the Manchester attack as it emerged that the suicide bomber, Salman Abedi, reportedly spoke to his brother in Libya just 15 minutes before he detonated his explosives.

In reply to nitro

Quick question.

Is killing 100 civilians considered terrorism?

Murder begets murder.

And so the cycle never ends especially when you mourn the few and ignore the many.

In reply to Commie

Oh, thank you, Commie.

I only hope the nitros of this world have the capacity to understand.

In reply to nitro

Any update on my question

In reply to nitro

Reagan? Great??


Ronald Reagan's policies propped up murderous Central American regimes in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras, and his support of the Contras in Nicaragua resulted in the systematic destruction of that country's infrastructure, and the deaths of over 50,000 Nicaraguans.

The Iran-Contra scandal, the support of Saddam Hussein's regime during the Iraq/Iran war, and his support of the apartheid South African regime are other examples of Reagan's morally flawed foreign policy.

His domestic policy marginalised minorities and the poor, and he lacked an enlightened policy towards the AIDS epidemic.


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In reply to Ewart
Ronald Reagan GREATEST president ever

In reply to Jabari18

If the killing is done by accident, NO!

In reply to Ewart

Reagan was great for America.

In reply to nitro



Dwrflmao bwahahahahaha

I just killed 100 innocent men women and children and is a cool scene.

Damn son. Allyu too funny.

And allyu wondering how ISIS recruiting ppl all over the world.

Police said 17 people have been arrested in connection with the investigation. Six people, including two cousins of attacker Salman Abedi, have been released without charge. Eleven men remain in custody for questioning.