Now we have a name. International Business Times: The suspect shot dead during a terror attack in Westminster is believed to be a notorious Islamist hate preacher thought to have been recently r
Now we have a name.
International Business Times:
The suspect shot dead during a terror attack in Westminster is believed to be a notorious Islamist hate preacher thought to have been recently released from prison over terror-related offences.
Muslim convert Trevor Brooks, known as Abu Izzadeen, 41, is understood to have carried out the attack outside Parliament on Wednesday (22 March), which left three victims dead and 20 others injured…
Brooks was named as the suspected attacker by Channel 4 News.
As always, my condolences go out to the real victims: Muslims all over the world who had nothing to do with this terrible tragedy. Boo hoo.
Now it’s just a matter of waiting for the inevitable stories about Muslims fearing a backlash. And then the reports of “Islamophobic hate crimes,” which will turn out to be hoaxes.
Then everybody will go back to bickering about other stuff, until the next Islamic terror attack. This will all happen again, just in a different location with a different body count. And we’ll pretend to be surprised, all over again. We wouldn’t want to be racist, would we?
Je suis whatever.
P. S. Or maybe not…
Channel 4 now issuing doubts over own story that Trevor Brooks is London attack after multiple sources confirm he’s in jail. Oh dear.
— Julie Lenarz (@MsJulieLenarz) March 22, 2017
Confirmed from multiple sources – official and community – that Trevor Brooks NOT attacker. He’s still in jail despite what others report.
— Dominic Casciani (@BBCDomC) March 22, 2017
Abu Izadeen’s brother has told me that the Westminster attacker is not his brother, he says he’s brother is still in jail
— AssedBaig (@AssedBaig) March 22, 2017
Trevor Brooks aka Abu Izzadeen’s solicitor confirms to me that he is still in jail and cld not have been the attacker today at #Westminster
— Rym Momtaz ريم ممتاز (@RymMomtaz) March 22, 2017
Statement from Channel 4 News pic.twitter.com/34QLcQasLI
— Hayley Barlow (@Hayley_Barlow) March 22, 2017
If not, then I regret Channel 4’s error.
