Posted on 01/25/2016 4:09:29 PM PST by Eleutheria5
Footage from security cameras in the supermarket in Beit Horon, outside of which a stabbing attack took place Monday night, shows how an intrepid shopper managed to keep the two knife-wielding Arab terrorists at bay with a shopping cart.
Video You Tube link is misdirected to something unrelated.
The two had stabbed a woman aged 23, critically wounding her, and also stabbed and moderately wounded a woman aged 58, adjacent to the shop before trying to enter and inflict more casualties.
Fortunately one civilian on hand showed great ingenuity in pushing the terrorists with a cart at the door of the store, in footage released by Channel 2 on Monday night.
The attack appears to have been well planned, as the two terrorists infiltrated the town in the Binyamin region of Samaria, and apparently planted three improvised explosives near the store which were later found by security forces, before launching their attack.
A security guard shot the two terrorists and neutralized them; they later died of their wounds.
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The public has been asked to pray for the healing of Adina bat Tzofia and Shlomit bat Na'ama Rivka.
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As for the shopping cart, let this be a lesson to us all, boys and girls, because these dirtbags are not limited to Israeli shopping centers, but are coming soon to a supermarket near you. If you encounter any of their ilk, you are never unarmed, so long as you have your wits about you and the courage to act. Anything can be used as a weapon; a shopping cart, a can of bug spray or oven cleaner, a toothpick, shoelace, or piece of ripe fruit. The worst they can do is kill you, and they're likely to do that anyway if you don't act. You are guilty of breathing in their eyes, so keep on doing it.
As for the You Tube feed, I just located it. Here's the link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cv5XTrR6seA
No burial, just pour the gasoline.
Blessed be the lord my rock, which teacheth my hands to war, my fingers to fight.
Psalm 144.
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Is it legal to carry around a quarterstaff? I really feel like carrying a quarterstaff around in case of crazy knife wielding Islamic nut jobs...
Dont forget the bacon, if you put bacon on a dead Jihadist they won’t get their 72 virgins
That verse always does it for me.
I’d go for the buck and a quarter staff :).
..Blessed be the lord my rock, which teacheth my hands to war, my fingers to fight.
Psalm 144...
And blessed be my shopping cart.
I had a friend in NYC who made a collapsible one out of pipes and claimed it was his walking stick. I carry a claw hammer and screwdriver around with me when I travel, but have to admit whipping it out of my backpack on short notice would be problematic. Maybe a regular cane would be more maneuverable than a quarterstaff in a crowded environment.
Don’t forget to piss on them before igniting.
Me too. I’m of the “sheepdog” mentality by both disposition and practice.
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[ I’d go for the buck and a quarter staff :). ]
Hmm, going point, I shouldn’t skimp on a quarterstaff...
I refuse to go anywhere I would be harassed for open carrying, but it’s important to be trained in martial arts and utilizing your environment to your advantage as well. Kudos to the hero of this story!
Japanese have a nice weapon called a kashi-no-bo. All it is is a joint of bamboo, but it is devastating in the right hands.
If need be, nearly anything is a weapon.
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Sure to be some in the refrigerated section.
Just ask the giant-slaying poet with the slingshot.
A security guard shot the two terrorists and neutralized them; they later died of their wounds.
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That is pretty much the answer. Does make for a happy ending and save the money of a trial etc.
Of course actions will be taken to make sure Security Guards are either unarmed or not allowed to respond.
Ho ho! dodge, parry, spin, (twanggg!)
/DaffyDuck>
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