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Manchester Arena Bombing

2021-09-25T20:29:48Z

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[[File:512px-Manchester Arena exterior, (3) May19.jpg|thumbnail|400px|right|Manchester Arena]]
On May 22, 2017, an [[Islamist]] [[extremist]] [[suicide bomber]] detonated a shrapnel-laden [[bomb]] as concert goers were leaving [[Manchester]] Arena in [[England]] following a performance by the libertine, American singer [[Ariana Grande]]. The bomber was Salman Ramadan Abedi. His brother Hashem Abedi was later found guilty of 22 counts of [[murder]] relative to the bombing.

Twenty-three people were killed - including the bomber. And more than 1,000 were wounded.

A local community worker told the [[BBC]] that he had called a police hotline five years before the bombing to warn authorities about Abedi's [[radical]] Islamic views. In addition, members of [[Britain]]'s [[Libya]]n [[diaspora]] indicated that they had "warned authorities for years" about Manchester's [[Islam]]ist radicalisation. However, in post-[[Christianity|Christian]] Britain, the government does not have the morals or courage to confront [[Muslim terrorism|Muslim extremism]] (see also: [[Atheism and morality]] and [[Atheism and cowardice]] and [[UK and secularism]]).

Britain's [[globalism|globalist]]/[[multiculturism|multiculturist]] experiment with Muslim [[immigration]] caused the [[July 2005 London Bombings]] and the Manchester Arena Bombing. In 2017, there were three Muslim terrorist attacks (2017 London Bridge attack, Parsons Green train bombing and the [[March 2017 UK terror attack|2017 Westminster attack]]).

As the Muslim population increases in a non-Islamic country, the violence and [[terrorist]] attacks increase (see: [http://www.virtueonline.org/what-islam-isnt-dr-peter-hammond What Islam] Isn't - Dr. Peter Hammond). It will take a rechristianization of Britain before the Islamic terrorism situation can be turned around. In the 21st century, Europe will experience [[desecularization]] (see: [[European desecularization in the 21st century]]).

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[[Category:2010s]]
[[Category:English History]]
[[Category:Islamic Terrorism]]

Manchester Arena Bombing

2021-09-25T20:24:50Z

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[[File:512px-Manchester Arena exterior, (3) May19.jpg|thumbnail|400px|right|Manchester Arena]]
On May 22, 2017, an [[Islamist]] [[extremist]] [[suicide bomber]] detonated a shrapnel-laden [[bomb]] as concert goers were leaving [[Manchester]] Arena in [[England]] following a performance by the libertine, American singer [[Ariana Grande]]. The bomber was Salman Ramadan Abedi. His brother Hashem Abedi was later found guilty of 22 counts of [[murder]] relative to the bombing.

Twenty-three people were killed - including the bomber. And more than 800 were wounded.

A local community worker told the [[BBC]] that he had called a police hotline five years before the bombing to warn authorities about Abedi's [[radical]] Islamic views. In addition, members of [[Britain]]'s [[Libya]]n [[diaspora]] indicated that they had "warned authorities for years" about Manchester's Islamist radicalisation. However, in post-[[Christianity|Christian]] Britain, the government does not have the morals or courage to confront [[Muslim terrorism|Muslim extremism]] (see also: [[Atheism and morality]] and [[Atheism and cowardice]] and [[UK and secularism]]).

Britain's [[globalism|globalist]]/[[multiculturism|multiculturist]] experiment with Muslim immigration caused the [[July 2005 London Bombings]] and the Manchester Arena Bombing. In 2017, there were three Muslim terrorist attacks (2017 London Bridge attack, Parsons Green train bombing and the [[March 2017 UK terror attack|2017 Westminster attack]]).

As the Muslim population increases in a non-Islamic country, the violence and terrorist attacks increase (see: [http://www.virtueonline.org/what-islam-isnt-dr-peter-hammond What Islam] Isn't - Dr. Peter Hammond). It will take a rechristianization of Britain before the Islamic terrorism situation can be turned around. In the 21st century, Europe will experience [[desecularization]] (see: [[European desecularization in the 21st century]]).

{{terrorism}}

[[Category:2010s]]
[[Category:England]]
[[Category:Islamic Terrorism]]