This is all an exaggeration. More lies from the infidel Queen's henchmen. He just wants to help children. He is a British citizen and has been in this country since 1969."
Things like this lead one to wonder why the intelligence value of taking prisoners such as this outweighs the operational efficiency of not taking prisoners at all, but rather shooting them dead when they are first encountered in the field. IIRC one is not obliged by the Laws of War to accept the surrender of irregular illegal non-combattants.
This is all an exaggeration. More lies from the infidel Queen's henchmen. He just wants to help children. He is a British citizen and has been in this country since 1969."
Insane murder cult ping.
Can't really tell but the "rifle" on the left sure looks like a spring powered pellet gun, and the one on the right looks like a compressed air powered pellet gun. Some of the cylindrical objects on the upper left look like opened cans of air gun pellets. The shotgun looks real enough.
I carry no sympathy for these Islamic rogues that scurry around amongst us but this type of exaggeration is what fuels the gun-grabber's debate. If they can call this "stockpile" a weapons factory then so is my garage!
Remember folks,
In the emasculated Britain, those ARE “deadly terror weapons”.
“Six years earlier, he had been cleared at Manchester Crown Court of involvement in a bomb plot campaign.
In July last year he was caught at Manchester Airport trying to board a plane to Bangladesh with a pistol and bullet parts in his luggage.
The father-of-three was given a suspended sentence...
...We also found enough explosives and other equipment to make several hundred grenades. We found some ordinary Islamic books, but others that are in line with extremists like Bin Laden.’