[Firewire]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...er_dailymailUK

[Jordan.]

Surprised this isn't getting much attention. Hopefully the guy is okay, there was a lot of blood from the video I saw

[lewis111]

have a feeling this will be the first of a few attacks in the coming weeks

[lewis111]

in the videos the people seems to be acting as normal, the WH smith literally steps away is still open with customers whilst a terrorist attack going on right there

[Vicky.]

First of many, sadly.

[Ammi]

..great that he wasn't killed/that his injuries aren't life threatening and the other two are minor injuries...terrifying for them all and all who witnessed it...

[bots]

in a city of millions of people, this type of thing is going to happen unfortunately.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Xmas Cancelled

Surprised this isn't getting much attention. Hopefully the guy is okay, there was a lot of blood from the video I saw

Why should it get any more attention than the guy who shoved a fellow passenger onto the tracks at Kentish Town last week, that guy was seriously injured,just another nutter in a city of 10 million. Are you saying because he screamed this is for Syria it is more important?

[Vanessa]

They really need to tighten security in all underground station. We need armed police in all of them, because now the UK is the prime target.

[Jordan.]

Originally Posted by Cherie Christmas

Why should it get any more attention than the guy who shoved a fellow passenger onto the tracks at Kentish Town last week, that guy was seriously injured,just another nutter in a city of 10 million. Are you saying because he screamed this is for Syria it is more important?

Yes

[MB.]

Originally Posted by Cherie Christmas

Why should it get any more attention than the guy who shoved a fellow passenger onto the tracks at Kentish Town last week, that guy was seriously injured,just another nutter in a city of 10 million. Are you saying because he screamed this is for Syria it is more important?

Yeah, I tend to agree - some lone lunatic going around injuring people in the name of whatever is a problem, but nowhere near as big of one as the threat of actual ISIS attacks. If the swift police and civilian response to this attack is any indication, rogue nutters running around trying to stab people shouldn't be an issue for much longer

[arista]

Yes now under Terrorism

[MB.]

If you focus solely on the attacker shouting 'this is for Syria' then the most you can get from that is that either a) ISIS and its supporters are violent in which case, well done b) the attacker isn't affiliated with ISIS but is just a supporter, in which the most you can take from this is that ISIS may be planning to attack the UK at some point or another in which case, well done or c) the attacker has no affiliation with ISIS whatsoever and is just a nutjob with a machete

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

They really need to tighten security in all underground station. We need armed police in all of them, because now the UK is the prime target.

They really do, however even them they cannot be everywhere.
At least one thing to be thankful for is no one has died in this terrifying incident but I agree, security again needs to be looked at and heavily strengthened.
Everywhere.

[arista]

"with a machete "

It was not that just a kitchen knife

Ref: Marr

[MB.]

Originally Posted by arista

"with a machete "

It was not that just a kitchen knife

Ref: Marr

In which case, it was a nutjob with a kitchen knife - really the height of ISIS sophistication, huh?

(also, if there's anything guaranteed to make Londoners feel more safe, it's armed police on your commute to work every morning)

[arista]

Originally Posted by Xmas Cancelled

Surprised this isn't getting much attention. Hopefully the guy is okay, there was a lot of blood from the video I saw

Its on the later Front pages



They saying the the injured man is stable now

[arista]

Originally Posted by MaryMary'sBoyChild

In which case, it was a nutjob with a kitchen knife - really the height of ISIS sophistication, huh?

(also, if there's anything guaranteed to make Londoners feel more safe, it's armed police on your commute to work every morning)

Yes True

[Will.]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

They really need to tighten security in all underground station. We need armed police in all of them, because now the UK is the prime target.

yep, I've noticed quite a few officers at stations but they need to increase the armed police present.

They should all carry heavy armed guns.

[Gusto Brunt]

The man is mad. In other words, CRAZY.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by arista

"with a machete "

It was not that just a kitchen knife

Ref: Marr

Poor guy! shocking attack luckily it seems like he was acting independently.

[Vanessa]

So is he a terrorist or just some random nutter? I have no doubt that ISIS is planning to hit us next. I don't know how the government is going to stop them.

[Firewire]

He caused terror in a public place so he's a terrorist.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

They really need to tighten security in all underground station. We need armed police in all of them, because now the UK is the prime target.

Originally Posted by Good Grinch

yep, I've noticed quite a few officers at stations but they need to increase the armed police present.

They should all carry heavy armed guns.

Not to put a dampener on things but attacks could happen just about anywhere, in a church, in your supermarket, you can't really defend yourself against people who are to kill themselves for their cause no matter how many armed police are around, best you can do is carry on as normal

[Northern Monkey]

Luckily this was a pathetic attack.Not one that IS would be proud to claim.I'd guess the attacker is just a random nut with sympathies for IS.