Post: Bomb warning received in London
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05-16-2011, 04:35 PM
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Mr. DarkKV
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A bomb threat for London has been issued by Irish dissidents in the first coded warning outside Northern Ireland in 10 years, officials say.
Streets around the Mall were closed for five hours on Monday morning amid a major security alert.
BBC security correspondent Gordon Corera said: "My understanding is that this may have come because of a coded warning, which is why there is more concern about it than normal. Threats come in and out all the time.
"But if it was a specific code word warning, that would suggest something more serious and that would be why we have had this alert."
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A bomb threat for London has been issued by Irish dissidents in the first coded warning outside Northern Ireland in 10 years, officials say.
Streets around the Mall were closed for five hours on Monday morning amid a major security alert.
BBC security correspondent Gordon Corera said: "My understanding is that this may have come because of a coded warning, which is why there is more concern about it than normal. Threats come in and out all the time.
"But if it was a specific code word warning, that would suggest something more serious and that would be why we have had this alert."
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05-16-2011, 07:15 PM
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05-16-2011, 07:33 PM
#48
ResistTheSun
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Hope nothing comes of this.......it would be sad if it did
Guess some people can't get over the past.
What the english or any nation did in the past does not excuse killing of innocent people in the name of the past. If you keep that logic all people should be dead.
It goes against what your nation is built on today.
I agree that ireland should be ireland however we should all live together and work together. We can't stand alone without each other we need each other more then at any time. Now not the time to divide each other based on a act of the past.
Guess some people can't get over the past.
What the english or any nation did in the past does not excuse killing of innocent people in the name of the past. If you keep that logic all people should be dead.
It goes against what your nation is built on today.
I agree that ireland should be ireland however we should all live together and work together. We can't stand alone without each other we need each other more then at any time. Now not the time to divide each other based on a act of the past.
05-16-2011, 07:39 PM
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SeanDaniel2k10
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05-16-2011, 07:45 PM
#50
Durk
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Originally posted by steelfrost
whether it was or not. I have absoloutely no respect for protestant and their dickheaded government. I could get the queen killed if i wanted, i have connections with ira members and i'm closely relateded to those chauffering the queen upon her visit. Just sayin' ;d
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05-16-2011, 08:04 PM
#51
Sempiternal
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05-16-2011, 08:05 PM
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im irish and im too numbed from drink to give a fugg
being honest though, obviously no irish person likes the fact that years back english people terrorised, raped and destroyed basically our entire culture in an attempt to get what little bit of land this country has. they went over board pretty much. but, that was then and today most english and british people arent as narrowminded as to hate us irish people just for being irish, the only ones that are like that are the ones that are fed second hand bullshit from their fathers and their fathers before them and it just led to them staying completely narrowminded and remaining as biggots like most rangers fans (NOT all) who are more involved and into the history behind the quarrels and bullshit than the actual sport the teams are playing. its no reason to target innocent people in london when really the problem lies at home here on our own island up the north where we have some of our own people surrounded by people that wish to be as british as possible.
the queen coming over doesnt bother me as much as the fact that she believes its good enough to avoid the reality of what would really bring peace once more. an ireland unfree will never be at peace.
6 counties back isnt too much to want or ask for in my opinion and it would just stop all the bullshit and wankers acting out.
this was one long fuggin reply.
being honest though, obviously no irish person likes the fact that years back english people terrorised, raped and destroyed basically our entire culture in an attempt to get what little bit of land this country has. they went over board pretty much. but, that was then and today most english and british people arent as narrowminded as to hate us irish people just for being irish, the only ones that are like that are the ones that are fed second hand bullshit from their fathers and their fathers before them and it just led to them staying completely narrowminded and remaining as biggots like most rangers fans (NOT all) who are more involved and into the history behind the quarrels and bullshit than the actual sport the teams are playing. its no reason to target innocent people in london when really the problem lies at home here on our own island up the north where we have some of our own people surrounded by people that wish to be as british as possible.
the queen coming over doesnt bother me as much as the fact that she believes its good enough to avoid the reality of what would really bring peace once more. an ireland unfree will never be at peace.
6 counties back isnt too much to want or ask for in my opinion and it would just stop all the bullshit and wankers acting out.
this was one long fuggin reply.
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05-16-2011, 08:12 PM
#53
SweatyMidgets
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Originally posted by Mr.
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A bomb threat for London has been issued by Irish dissidents in the first coded warning outside Northern Ireland in 10 years, officials say.
Streets around the Mall were closed for five hours on Monday morning amid a major security alert.
BBC security correspondent Gordon Corera said: "My understanding is that this may have come because of a coded warning, which is why there is more concern about it than normal. Threats come in and out all the time.
"But if it was a specific code word warning, that would suggest something more serious and that would be why we have had this alert."
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A bomb threat for London has been issued by Irish dissidents in the first coded warning outside Northern Ireland in 10 years, officials say.
Streets around the Mall were closed for five hours on Monday morning amid a major security alert.
BBC security correspondent Gordon Corera said: "My understanding is that this may have come because of a coded warning, which is why there is more concern about it than normal. Threats come in and out all the time.
"But if it was a specific code word warning, that would suggest something more serious and that would be why we have had this alert."
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