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Rape gang victim’s mother claims she reported Manchester bomber to the police for being friends with the man who brutally attacked her daughter (dailymail, May 28, 2017)
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4549022/Rape-victim-mother-reported-Manchester-bomber-police.html
“The Manchester suicide bomber was friends with a man who was jailed for raping a schoolgirl last year – and cops ignored warnings about them.
Salman Abedi was teenage friends with Bilal Ahmed, who was jailed in January 2016 for the brutal gang rape of a 16-year-old girl in 2013.
He was sentenced to nine years after he lured the naive victim into a hotel room during a game of hide and seek.
Ahmed and two friends took turns raping her.
A photograph of Abedi and Ahmed has emerged, showing the two casually relaxing together, as the mother of Ahmed’s victim claims she reported the group to terror police, but they did not follow up her leads…”
‘Open your eyes’ Family of Manchester bombing victim warn Government of more terror deaths (express, May 28, 2017)
http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/810205/manchester-bombing-georgina-callander-warn-government-terror-deaths
“THE family of Manchester bombing victim Georgina Callander has urged the Government to “open its eyes” following the deadly attack, claiming they will not be the last parents to lose children to terrorism…”
Manchester bomber Salman Abedi’s brother ‘plotted fresh bomb attack to kill UN envoy’ (express, May 28, 2017)
http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/810193/manchester-bombing-salman-abedi-hashim-abedi-fresh-bomb-attack-un-envoy-libya
“THE brother of twisted Manchester bomber Salman Abedi was allegedly involved in a jihadi plot to assassinate a UN envoy in Libya, according to reports…”
Hit the terrorists before they hit us – it’s the only answer (mirror, May 28, 2017)
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/manchester-terror-cia-charles-faddis-10516359
“Some years ago I was operating in a Middle Eastern country where an al-Qaeda cell was preparing attacks on a wide range of targets.
Over many months they assembled the hardware to build improvised explosive devices. They cased targets. They made plans.
Then nothing happened.
The day before the attacks were to take place every member of the cell was arrested. Their devices were seized. Their plans foiled.
No one died. No one was wounded. No lives were shattered. The public never knew a thing.
All of this because one of the men at the table during every planning session was a CIA spy run by a close friend of mine.
Every action they took, every decision the terrorists made, was reported to us before it was even disseminated within the cell.
This is how it is supposed to work. This is what human intelligence does.
It may be controversial. It may raise issues of civil rights and privacy. It is better than the alternative. The alternative is Manchester .
In the wake of the attack the authorities are now doing the predictable – arresting everyone who had close contact with the bomber and hoping against hope they move fast enough to head off any follow-on attacks.
Fifteen years after 9/11 this has become the pattern worldwide. It cannot continue.
At intervals during this long war, people have tired of the struggle. We have tried to convince ourselves the threat is not so bad; the danger not so real.
We have been tempted to accept that flowers and photographs memorialising victims can substitute for intelligence work and pre-emptive action.
They cannot. Appeals to our common humanity will not win this war. We tell our children to sleep soundly because there are no monsters. It is a lie…”
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