Updated: “Belfast Beheading attempt”

Some people on here just dont live in the real world this attack is ridiculous and south wales police are the only force in the uk to intanti islam laws .you cant now say anything against it if you do it will go on your dbs check .
This when other religions can be criticised.
Our country is absolutely nuts run by very dangerous people.
Tommy calls it out and gets the punishment for doing it and people on here think he is the offenderhe is the defender.
People need to wake up and now everyone voted plaid its gonna get worse .
They just made south wales a potentially very dangerous place .
In my 53 years ive never so worried for my kids and grandchildren.
Uk is fast becoming a communist state .

I've been telling people till I'm blue in the face for years,when you let people come into our country that come from places where you count yourself lucky if you are alive the next day, what do you think is going to happen, some people will only realise when it is to late ,for all those do-gooders out there what are you going to do when this barbaric violence comes to your doorstep or your family, have you got an answer?

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Yet again, deflect deflect deflect! Don't consider the serious problem that is staring you in the face and literally taking your eyes out.

It's a lot easier to look at past failures, but what is the solution moving forward? What are this Government doing to stop this happening ever again? What are they actually doing? Seriously, what are they actually doing to stop a repeat of this senseless immigration violence?

Yet again, deflect deflect deflect! Don't consider the serious problem that is staring you in the face and literally taking your eyes out.

It's a lot easier to look at past failures, but what is the solution moving forward? What are this Government doing to stop this happening ever again? What are they actually doing? Seriously, what are they actually doing to stop a repeat of this senseless immigration violence?

Except it's not a past failure, it's had a direct impact on the suspect being in Northern Ireland.

Do the government need to do more? Of course they do.

But it doesn't make past decisions any less relevent.

I would also note that the victim's family in Belfast have made a point of saying they're disgusted by the violence and how they respect migrants and their contribution to the UK.

As I've mentioned, I spend a lot of time in Belfast because I have good friends there and migration there is very low. There is a problem that there is an open border with ROI but that is a key part of the Good Friday Agreement as people might remember from the Brexit negotiations.

Many people in Northern Ireland would prefer a united Ireland to what they currently have, and have done for a long time.

Yet again, deflect deflect deflect! Don't consider the serious problem that is staring you in the face and literally taking your eyes out.

It's a lot easier to look at past failures, but what is the solution moving forward? What are this Government doing to stop this happening ever again? What are they actually doing? Seriously, what are they actually doing to stop a repeat of this senseless immigration violence?

Except it's not a past failure, it's had a direct impact on the suspect being in Northern Ireland.

Do the government need to do more? Of course they do.

But it doesn't make past decisions any less relevent.

I would also note that the victim's family in Belfast have made a point of saying they're disgusted by the violence and how they respect migrants and their contribution to the UK.

As I've mentioned, I spend a lot of time in Belfast because I have good friends there and migration there is very low. There is a problem that there is an open border with ROI but that is a key part of the Good Friday Agreement as people might remember from the Brexit negotiations.

Many people in Northern Ireland would prefer a united Ireland to what they currently have, and have done for a long time.

So what are your left wing Government actually doing about it Ned......apart from deflecting and pointing fingers somewhere else.

We both know the answer, absolutely f**k all. If you support a Government who does not care for it's own citizens first and foremost, shame on you also.

Yet again, deflect deflect deflect! Don't consider the serious problem that is staring you in the face and literally taking your eyes out.

It's a lot easier to look at past failures, but what is the solution moving forward? What are this Government doing to stop this happening ever again? What are they actually doing? Seriously, what are they actually doing to stop a repeat of this senseless immigration violence?

Except it's not a past failure, it's had a direct impact on the suspect being in Northern Ireland.

Do the government need to do more? Of course they do.

But it doesn't make past decisions any less relevent.

I would also note that the victim's family in Belfast have made a point of saying they're disgusted by the violence and how they respect migrants and their contribution to the UK.

As I've mentioned, I spend a lot of time in Belfast because I have good friends there and migration there is very low. There is a problem that there is an open border with ROI but that is a key part of the Good Friday Agreement as people might remember from the Brexit negotiations.

Many people in Northern Ireland would prefer a united Ireland to what they currently have, and have done for a long time.

So what are your left wing Government actually doing about it Ned......apart from deflecting and pointing fingers somewhere else.

We both know the answer, absolutely f**k all. If you support a Government who does not care for it's own citizens first and foremost, shame on you also.

As I've said, I don't support a lot of the government policies but I am loyal to my party. I survived the Corbyn years so I can survive this.

They do need to change course and as I've just said, they do need to do more on immigration.

Yet again, deflect deflect deflect! Don't consider the serious problem that is staring you in the face and literally taking your eyes out.

It's a lot easier to look at past failures, but what is the solution moving forward? What are this Government doing to stop this happening ever again? What are they actually doing? Seriously, what are they actually doing to stop a repeat of this senseless immigration violence?

Except it's not a past failure, it's had a direct impact on the suspect being in Northern Ireland.

Do the government need to do more? Of course they do.

But it doesn't make past decisions any less relevent.

I would also note that the victim's family in Belfast have made a point of saying they're disgusted by the violence and how they respect migrants and their contribution to the UK.

As I've mentioned, I spend a lot of time in Belfast because I have good friends there and migration there is very low. There is a problem that there is an open border with ROI but that is a key part of the Good Friday Agreement as people might remember from the Brexit negotiations.

Many people in Northern Ireland would prefer a united Ireland to what they currently have, and have done for a long time.

So what are your left wing Government actually doing about it Ned......apart from deflecting and pointing fingers somewhere else.

We both know the answer, absolutely f**k all. If you support a Government who does not care for it's own citizens first and foremost, shame on you also.

As I've said, I don't support a lot of the government policies but I am loyal to my party. I survived the Corbyn years so I can survive this.

They do need to change course and as I've just said, they do need to do more on immigration.

You’ve stayed loyal to Labour, why? They’ve morphed from a working class party, into a middle class party, that despise working class people. Labours core vote now, is the public sector and benefits class.

Yet again, deflect deflect deflect! Don't consider the serious problem that is staring you in the face and literally taking your eyes out.

It's a lot easier to look at past failures, but what is the solution moving forward? What are this Government doing to stop this happening ever again? What are they actually doing? Seriously, what are they actually doing to stop a repeat of this senseless immigration violence?

Except it's not a past failure, it's had a direct impact on the suspect being in Northern Ireland.

Do the government need to do more? Of course they do.

But it doesn't make past decisions any less relevent.

I would also note that the victim's family in Belfast have made a point of saying they're disgusted by the violence and how they respect migrants and their contribution to the UK.

As I've mentioned, I spend a lot of time in Belfast because I have good friends there and migration there is very low. There is a problem that there is an open border with ROI but that is a key part of the Good Friday Agreement as people might remember from the Brexit negotiations.

Many people in Northern Ireland would prefer a united Ireland to what they currently have, and have done for a long time.

Just as many want to remain part of the UK. Interestingly prominent Republicans have been knocking doors, warning Catholics not to attend any protests, or they’ll be “removed” from the area. I watched a guy last night saying Republicans and Unionists met on the Crumlin Rd and agreed to stand together, that’s the last thing, these terrorists/gangsters want.

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No response to this anyone? All a bit of a mess, isnt it?

10,000 came into nothern Ireland last year and are in either hmo's or short term hotels Dougie beatey GB news reporter stated last night.

Yet again, deflect deflect deflect! Don't consider the serious problem that is staring you in the face and literally taking your eyes out.

It's a lot easier to look at past failures, but what is the solution moving forward? What are this Government doing to stop this happening ever again? What are they actually doing? Seriously, what are they actually doing to stop a repeat of this senseless immigration violence?

Except it's not a past failure, it's had a direct impact on the suspect being in Northern Ireland.

Do the government need to do more? Of course they do.

But it doesn't make past decisions any less relevent.

I would also note that the victim's family in Belfast have made a point of saying they're disgusted by the violence and how they respect migrants and their contribution to the UK.

As I've mentioned, I spend a lot of time in Belfast because I have good friends there and migration there is very low. There is a problem that there is an open border with ROI but that is a key part of the Good Friday Agreement as people might remember from the Brexit negotiations.

Many people in Northern Ireland would prefer a united Ireland to what they currently have, and have done for a long time.

So what are your left wing Government actually doing about it Ned......apart from deflecting and pointing fingers somewhere else.

We both know the answer, absolutely f**k all. If you support a Government who does not care for it's own citizens first and foremost, shame on you also.

As I've said, I don't support a lot of the government policies but I am loyal to my party. I survived the Corbyn years so I can survive this.

They do need to change course and as I've just said, they do need to do more on immigration.

You’ve stayed loyal to Labour, why? They’ve morphed from a working class party, into a middle class party, that despise working class people. Labours core vote now, is the public sector and benefits class.

I disagree that that's the case, but I do understand that's the perception. I will stick with the party but if I didn't, where else would I go? Greens are far too left wing, Reform/Tories obviously not my politics and Lib Dems are not a party I like.

10,000 came into nothern Ireland last year and are in either hmo's or short term hotels Dougie beatey GB news reporter stated last night.

I've explained that further up, as someone who actually spends a lot of time in NI.

Most of those have come from ROI because of the open border between the two. That open border is a key part of the Good Friday Agreement.

I will also repeat that the victim's family have said that they welcome migrants and recognise the positive impact they have in NI.

Yet again, deflect deflect deflect! Don't consider the serious problem that is staring you in the face and literally taking your eyes out.

It's a lot easier to look at past failures, but what is the solution moving forward? What are this Government doing to stop this happening ever again? What are they actually doing? Seriously, what are they actually doing to stop a repeat of this senseless immigration violence?

Except it's not a past failure, it's had a direct impact on the suspect being in Northern Ireland.

Do the government need to do more? Of course they do.

But it doesn't make past decisions any less relevent.

I would also note that the victim's family in Belfast have made a point of saying they're disgusted by the violence and how they respect migrants and their contribution to the UK.

As I've mentioned, I spend a lot of time in Belfast because I have good friends there and migration there is very low. There is a problem that there is an open border with ROI but that is a key part of the Good Friday Agreement as people might remember from the Brexit negotiations.

Many people in Northern Ireland would prefer a united Ireland to what they currently have, and have done for a long time.

Just as many want to remain part of the UK. Interestingly prominent Republicans have been knocking doors, warning Catholics not to attend any protests, or they’ll be “removed” from the area. I watched a guy last night saying Republicans and Unionists met on the Crumlin Rd and agreed to stand together, that’s the last thing, these terrorists/gangsters want.

From when I've been up there recently, I honestly think there's majority that want a united Ireland. Part of the reason (not the only reason) that Sinn Fein are doing well these days.

Yet again, deflect deflect deflect! Don't consider the serious problem that is staring you in the face and literally taking your eyes out.

It's a lot easier to look at past failures, but what is the solution moving forward? What are this Government doing to stop this happening ever again? What are they actually doing? Seriously, what are they actually doing to stop a repeat of this senseless immigration violence?

Except it's not a past failure, it's had a direct impact on the suspect being in Northern Ireland.

Do the government need to do more? Of course they do.

But it doesn't make past decisions any less relevent.

I would also note that the victim's family in Belfast have made a point of saying they're disgusted by the violence and how they respect migrants and their contribution to the UK.

As I've mentioned, I spend a lot of time in Belfast because I have good friends there and migration there is very low. There is a problem that there is an open border with ROI but that is a key part of the Good Friday Agreement as people might remember from the Brexit negotiations.

Many people in Northern Ireland would prefer a united Ireland to what they currently have, and have done for a long time.

So what are your left wing Government actually doing about it Ned......apart from deflecting and pointing fingers somewhere else.

We both know the answer, absolutely f**k all. If you support a Government who does not care for it's own citizens first and foremost, shame on you also.

As I've said, I don't support a lot of the government policies but I am loyal to my party. I survived the Corbyn years so I can survive this.

They do need to change course and as I've just said, they do need to do more on immigration.

You’ve stayed loyal to Labour, why? They’ve morphed from a working class party, into a middle class party, that despise working class people. Labours core vote now, is the public sector and benefits class.

I disagree that that's the case, but I do understand that's the perception. I will stick with the party but if I didn't, where else would I go? Greens are far too left wing, Reform/Tories obviously not my politics and Lib Dems are not a party I like.

I get that, I’m politically homeless myself. I’ll vote Reform, not because I think Farage is the saviour but because the Uni party are globalist shills.

10,000 came into nothern Ireland last year and are in either hmo's or short term hotels Dougie beatey GB news reporter stated last night.

I've explained that further up, as someone who actually spends a lot of time in NI.

Most of those have come from ROI because of the open border between the two. That open border is a key part of the Good Friday Agreement.

I will also repeat that the victim's family have said that they welcome migrants and recognise the positive impact they have in NI.

Same as the family in Southampton repeating exactly the same thing know reps from the government have met them though prior to statements been given to the press.?

10,000 came into nothern Ireland last year and are in either hmo's or short term hotels Dougie beatey GB news reporter stated last night.

I've explained that further up, as someone who actually spends a lot of time in NI.

Most of those have come from ROI because of the open border between the two. That open border is a key part of the Good Friday Agreement.

I will also repeat that the victim's family have said that they welcome migrants and recognise the positive impact they have in NI.

Same as the family in Southampton repeating exactly the same thing know reps from the government have met them though prior to statements been given to the press.?

In both cases it’s obvious the statements have been “prepared”by the Labour Government.

10,000 came into nothern Ireland last year and are in either hmo's or short term hotels Dougie beatey GB news reporter stated last night.

I've explained that further up, as someone who actually spends a lot of time in NI.

Most of those have come from ROI because of the open border between the two. That open border is a key part of the Good Friday Agreement.

I will also repeat that the victim's family have said that they welcome migrants and recognise the positive impact they have in NI.

Same as the family in Southampton repeating exactly the same thing know reps from the government have met them though prior to statements been given to the press.?

In both cases it’s obvious the statements have been “prepared”by the Labour Government.

Maybe not all, but calling for calm .

10,000 came into nothern Ireland last year and are in either hmo's or short term hotels Dougie beatey GB news reporter stated last night.

I've explained that further up, as someone who actually spends a lot of time in NI.

Most of those have come from ROI because of the open border between the two. That open border is a key part of the Good Friday Agreement.

I will also repeat that the victim's family have said that they welcome migrants and recognise the positive impact they have in NI.

Same as the family in Southampton repeating exactly the same thing know reps from the government have met them though prior to statements been given to the press.?

Not seen any evidence of that but I can't disprove it either.

It was released through PSNI so if anyone did have any input I would suggest it's them.

Just seen the horrific footage from this evening from burnley a 17 year old girl stabbed in the neck from behind again by an ethnic minority this shit is every day now its getting ridiculous

Just seen the horrific footage from this evening from burnley a 17 year old girl stabbed in the neck from behind again by an ethnic minority this shit is every day now its getting ridiculous

As has been mentioned by others, crimes like that happen all the time. Only getting picked up on because it's an ethnic minority suspect.

And you don't know that the ethnic minority is a migrant.

There are horrific cases, like Southampton, Southport and Belfast. I wouldn't call someone being stabbed in the neck a horrific case, not nice but it happens.

Just seen the horrific footage from this evening from burnley a 17 year old girl stabbed in the neck from behind again by an ethnic minority this shit is every day now its getting ridiculous

As has been mentioned by others, crimes like that happen all the time. Only getting picked up on because it's an ethnic minority suspect.

And you don't know that the ethnic minority is a migrant.

There are horrific cases, like Southampton, Southport and Belfast. I wouldn't call someone being stabbed in the neck a horrific case, not nice but it happens.

A 17 year old girl walking down the street minding her own business being stabbed twice in the neck from behind is pretty horrific in my opinion , I've seen the video of the stabbing and the culprit being arrested i would be surprised if hes british

Just seen the horrific footage from this evening from burnley a 17 year old girl stabbed in the neck from behind again by an ethnic minority this shit is every day now its getting ridiculous

As has been mentioned by others, crimes like that happen all the time. Only getting picked up on because it's an ethnic minority suspect.

And you don't know that the ethnic minority is a migrant.

There are horrific cases, like Southampton, Southport and Belfast. I wouldn't call someone being stabbed in the neck a horrific case, not nice but it happens.

A 17 year old girl walking down the street minding her own business being stabbed twice in the neck from behind is pretty horrific in my opinion , I've seen the video of the stabbing and the culprit being arrested i would be surprised if hes british

It's horrible for anyone to go through but I wouldn't call it horrific.

So many bad cases happen every week but you don't hear about them. Just read a story about a white British man murdering his partner and he's gone to prison, I didn't hear anything about that when it happened (not making a political point, just saying they can't report on everything).

Just seen the horrific footage from this evening from burnley a 17 year old girl stabbed in the neck from behind again by an ethnic minority this shit is every day now its getting ridiculous

As has been mentioned by others, crimes like that happen all the time. Only getting picked up on because it's an ethnic minority suspect.

And you don't know that the ethnic minority is a migrant.

There are horrific cases, like Southampton, Southport and Belfast. I wouldn't call someone being stabbed in the neck a horrific case, not nice but it happens.

A 17 year old girl walking down the street minding her own business being stabbed twice in the neck from behind is pretty horrific in my opinion , I've seen the video of the stabbing and the culprit being arrested i would be surprised if hes british

It's horrible for anyone to go through but I wouldn't call it horrific.

So many bad cases happen every week but you don't hear about them. Just read a story about a white British man murdering his partner and he's gone to prison, I didn't hear anything about that when it happened (not making a political point, just saying they can't report on everything).

I know your not making a point but this stuff shouldn't be normal and obviously it's a bigger deal if an immigrant does it, if your a guest your expected to behave. If a white guy stabs someone that's also shit but it's kind of the point we have plenty of our own idiots to worry about

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No response to this anyone? All a bit of a mess, isnt it?

I think most were waiting on your considered lead first…