started mowing people down with gunfire, it would literally be utterly, utterly expected.
I know you could say that about being in any urban centre, but when you’re in such a concentrated area for a high profile event like a football match, you can't help feeling you’re playing fast and loose with the laws of probability.
The security services are constantly foiling their 'plots', which, of course, one would expect if intricate operations are being planned.
But just how hard can it be for a bearded loony to buy himself an AK-47 and a couple of clips of ammunition aned wander around the outside of the Emirates at 2:45?
They must lack imagination.
blow up a football ground on Saturday afternoon? Turns out there were unwritten rules* that our security forces had agreed with them so we knew they wouldn't do it.
*I am connected
start with those Arsenal Fan TV knobs . . .
deduct a few virgins? It’s little surprise they find it hard to find the staff with such a lack of transparency over the terms and conditions.
checks, or just walk through Liverpool St station at rush hour
a steward.
They do the job voluntarily, yes? What’s going on there? :-
There must be hundreds of eager suicidals waiting to have a go. They should be told just to go postal individually, at random. If there were attacks happening in London 3 times a day, that would be real terror. Being afraid to go to Tesco, or wait in a bus queue, or buy petrol.
I shall have a word forthwith and put them right.
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