Man pleads guilty over plot to murder Labour MP Rosie Cooper
 

Evil UK Nazi Punk

[Alleged National Action member Jack Renshaw has pleaded guilty to preparing acts of terrorism by plotting to murder an MP.
On the first day of his trial at the Old Bailey, Renshaw, of Skelmersdale, Lancashire,
admitted planning to kill Labour MP Rosie Cooper with a sword-like Gladius knife last summer.
The 23-year-old defendant also pleaded guilty to making a threat to kill police officer Victoria Henderson.]

[National Action Group was banned in 2016]

https://news.sky.com/story/man-plead...ooper-11402412


Good job he was stopped

And they STILL refuse to call them terrorists! :/

Who does?

The media who else?...

Come to think of it there hasn't been that much reported about it, not as much as there possibly should be.

The very first sentence in the OP article after the subheading says he was a terrorist...

If you google "Jack Renshaw" you can see that the BBC, Guardian, Daily Mail, Telegraph, and Independent also referred to him as such in their articles.

He is indeed a terrorist and National Action Group is a terrorist organisation in anyone's language.

No-one I've seen has denied that.

Can you quote me where?... I can't see where they are named as terrorists.

I was actually agreeing with you.

Yes I see what he stands accused of... Now where is the specific term terrorist, as in he is a terrorist in any reportage?

"Mrs Gummage was teaching all week"
Is Mrs Gummage
a) a teacher
b) a canal boat cleaner

If someone was attempting terrorism, they were an attempted terrorist.

And yet The Sun and Express still think it's appropriate to run the kind of front pages they did yesterday, after this and two years after an MP was murdered by someone drawing on that kind of language and rhetoric

His Wiki page makes a great read, sounds like a lovely kid

What was on their front pages, I didn't go in any shops yesterday?

I'll ask again, in any of the reportage have you seen this man or any of the persons involved, or the organisations referenced as terrorists or terrorist organisations?

He's pleaded guilty to terrorism, what more do you want?

I think you'll find that National Action are proscribed as a terrorist organisation

Where?... not in that article.