This Week's Terrorist Attacks and Stories - 20:25 > Reading, Stamford Hill, Karachi

Libyan refugee charged with murder
in wake of Reading attacks on gay men

But not charged with terrorism!

©  REUTERS/Peter Nicholls

Libyan-born Khairi Saadallah has been charged with three counts of murder, following a mass stabbing in the town of Reading last week. The attack, initially investigated by UK’s counter-terrorism police, targeted gay men.

The 25-year-old has been charged with three counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder, the Crown Prosecution Service said on Saturday. The June 20 knife attack in a Reading park left three people dead and at least three others injured.

Although Saadallah had been investigated by British counter-terrorism police, there was no reference to terrorism in the charges listed.

The stabbing took place at Forbury Gardens in Reading last Saturday. Three of the victims died at the scene, while the other three were taken to hospital and have all since been released.

The authorities are yet to disclose the suspect’s motive. However, given that all three of those who died are gay, and the attack coincided with Pride Month, which is being marked by many LGBT events across the UK, a number of media outlets have pointed the finger at homophobia. Saadallah openly expressed his disgust with homosexuals, the Sun newspaper reported, citing a gay acquaintance of the suspect. “In my country, disgusting people like you would be beheaded,” he allegedly told the man.

So, how is it this is not terrorism? I don't understand!

Saadallah came to the UK as an illegal immigrant in 2012, fleeing the chaos of the Libyan War that was prompted by the NATO-backed toppling of Muammar Gaddafi. In 2018, he was granted asylum. The British media claims that he received it despite being on MI5’s suspected-jihadist list for many years.

The charges are being levied on Saadallah a day after another major stabbing incident occurred, this time in central Glasgow. On Friday, a man injured six people before being shot dead by the police. Media reports say the suspect was a disgruntled Sudanese asylum seeker, who had complained about poor Covid-19 sheltering conditions and who allegedly had a history of mental-health issues. Police said the attack was not being treated as a terror-related incident.

There seems to be a concerted effort to deny terrorism even when it seems obvious. Europe keeps covering up criminal events at the hands of migrants, especially those who are mentally deranged. But according to Dr. Wafa Sultan, a Lebanese psychiatrist, all devout Muslims are deranged. (See: Great Quotes - Sidebar  https://northwoodssaveachild.blogspot.com/).

Militants throw grenades, open fire at

Pakistan Stock Exchange in Karachi 

A group of militants armed with guns and grenades stormed the Pakistan Stock Exchange in Karachi. Attackers and several security personnel were killed in the battle, local media reported, citing police.

The attack occurred at around 10am local time. Four gunmen dressed as off-duty police officers drove to a parking lot in front of the stock exchange building in a single vehicle and threw a grenade at the main entrance gate, police said. The terrorists then opened fire indiscriminately, forcing people to flee in panic.

Around 150 employees were at the building during the assault, the stock exchange director told the media. They locked themselves inside their offices.

Police and security personnel were quickly dispatched to the scene, and a fierce firefight ensued in which all of the terrorists were shot dead. Police seized AK-47 rifles, hand grenades, and other explosives.

Two security guards and a police officer were killed in the attack, officials said. Seven people were injured.

The insurgent group Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) has claimed responsibility for the raid. Founded in 2000, BLA seeks to establish an independent state in Balochistan, Pakistan’s southwestern province.

London: Man and woman stabbed by Muslim terrorist

outside a Jewish bakery

BY BTNEWS · JUNE 28, 2020

BREAKING: A man and a woman were stabbed by a Muslim terrorist last night outside a Jewish bakery in Hackney, Stamford Hill. The man staggered inside for help before collapsing on the floor, where he was helped by volunteers from the Shomrim Jewish community group.

A woman was also found wounded nearby and taken to the hospital.

Armed Police officers rushed to the scene and arrested the Muslim terrorist.