It's time for the National guard to get send, so they can shoot to kill any rioters; American style.
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"A gang of vandals broke the windows of an Islamic bank in Whitechapel but were chased off by a rival gang of 100 Muslim youths who are standing guard outside the East London Mosque. Local shops have been attacked". People on twitter write peace was restored just before tarawi started.---
To advise others is an easy matter, the difficulty is accepting advice -- since it is bitter for those who follow their
own inclinations and desires.
-Imam al Ghazali
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on a level iv been speaking to couple of afgz der meetin up on uxb road beck theaterr lata on dis mrnin to see if anythin kicks ofOriginally posted by Haris View PostI'll be waiting
Ka Makh De Rana Hear Sho No Jehan Ba Rana Hear She
Ka Nom De Rana Hear Sho No Khpal Zan Ba Rana Her She[
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Ka Makh De Rana Hear Sho No Jehan Ba Rana Hear She
Ka Nom De Rana Hear Sho No Khpal Zan Ba Rana Her She[
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I might have gone out to check it out if it was some other time but I promised my parents I wouldn't do anything stupid during Ramadan.
Also read in the news that it spread to Liverpool, Leeds & Birmingham. I knew it would spread to Leeds!
Edit: Ashraf got there first lol
What's the news on Harrow?---
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Originally posted by sahil112 View Postharrow have kind of dispersedd and apprently its finally got to manchester :O adamm!!!! LOLL
lol Adam get in there!!---
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own inclinations and desires.
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Mayhem spreads all across London
Mon Aug 8, 2011 4:22PM GMT



Looting, vandalism and violence have rocked Britain for the third day spreading beyond Tottenham and Enfield to reach Brixton, according to media reports.
The gathering of around 200 protesters demanding answers over the death of Mark Duggan, who was shot dead by police on Thursday, turned to a full-scale mayhem around 12 hours later which jolted the British shaky establishment once again.
London burned while Prime Minister David Cameron was having fun with his family in a luxurious villa in Tuscany, Italy and deputy prime minister Nick Clegg was quietly recovering at home from his getaway in sunny France.
But the person whose economic policies may have been playing a role in triggering these riots, George Osbourne, the Chancellor of the Exchequer remained enjoying himself at a hotel somewhere in Beverly Hills.
Police said they have arrested more than 160 people across London so far. They also said that dozens of people have been injured, among then at least 35 police officers, of whom 8 had been accepted to hospital for further treatment.
"Officers responding to sporadic disorder in a number of boroughs made more than 100 arrests throughout last night and early this morning," Scotland Yard said on Monday, after 61 people were arrested on Saturday night.
"Officers are shocked at the outrageous level of violence directed against them," a police spokesman said.
Police deployed extra officers in flashpoint areas on Sunday night, but there was still widespread looting, with young men seen walking out of ransacked stores laden with electrical goods.
A shop assistant originally from Africa was quoted by a Russian newspaper in Moscow as saying: “I can imagine this kind of thing happening in Somalia but to see it in London was strange."
Meanwhile, the riots are happening only a few miles from the Olympic park that will welcome millions of visitors in less than a year. Britain and the capital city of London will host International Olympics games in 2012.
The riots also come at a time of deteriorating situation for Britons as the pain from economic stagnation is exacerbated by deep public spending cuts and tax increases aimed at eliminating a budget deficit that peaked at more than 10 percent of GDP.
British politicians swiftly blamed petty criminals for the violence, but neighborhood residents said anger at high unemployment and cuts in public services, coupled with resentment of the police, played a significant role.
"Tottenham is a deprived area. Unemployment is very, very high ... they are frustrated," said Uzodinma Wigwe, 49, who was made redundant from his job as a cleaner recently.
MOL/HE
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