The Islamization of Europe > Two brutally murdered in Notting Hill carnival, was it jihad, terror?

 

There is no indication here that these attacks were motivated by Islamic jihad except that a number of things fit the pattern of previous Islamic terror attacks. A festival was attacked! Knives were used in both attacks, although there is no mention of throat-slitting which is common to Islamic terror and commanded in the Quran. However, one report says Maximen lost 20 liters of blood, which would suggest a jugular attack. 

All four arrested men appear to be black, suggesting an African heritage. Most African immigrants are Muslim. Oddly, though, both victims were also coloured. The Sun wrote: The court was told all three brothers were involved in the horror but just Shakiel Thibou carried out the stabbing. Prosecutors say they attended the carnival with the intention to cause the intended victim harm. Why? Did he use pork in one of his recipes?

So, it may be that they were not terror attacks, but that would normally be stated emphatically in all media accounts. It's not stated in any, neither are there any pictures, but one, of those arrested, nor any history on them. This is typical media treatment of Islamic terror attacks. 

Mother, top chef dead after separate attacks

during  Notting Hill carnival

By Mike Heuer

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Notting Hill CarnivalCredit: Getty

Aug. 31 (UPI) -- A mother died from her wounds Saturday after she was stabbed last weekend during the Notting Hill Carnival, and renowned chef Mussie Imnetu died Friday after an attack Monday at the event.

Metropolitan Police confirmed both deaths Saturday.

Cher Maximen, 32, tried to prevent an attack on another person while attending the Notting Hill Carnival with her 3-year-old daughter. The assailant stabbed Maximen in front of her daughter at 6 p.m. Sunday.

Is there a charge for that? For the horrific trauma that is likely to affect that child for the rest of her life, and not in a good way? There should be a charge and more than just an aggravation. The child might never recover from the horror. She should never be in danger of ever seeing that man in her life.

Imnetu, 41, was attacked a day later and was found unconscious and suffering from severe head injuries in the Notting Hill area on Monday evening.

Police said Imnetu died from catastrophic brain injuries and multiple heart attacks Friday. He leaves behind an 8-year-old son.

The "heartbreaking" attacks are a "betrayal of the values that Carnival was founded to celebrate," London Mayor Sadiq Khan said shortly after the attacks.

Imnetu was a Swedish citizen and prominent chef who worked with Gordon Ramsay and at high-end restaurants in London and New York before moving to Dubai to work as a chef there.

He was visiting London on a business trip when he was attacked at 11:20 p.m. in the Queensway area of Nothing Hill.

Notting Hill is located in western London, and police arrested suspects in both attacks.

Police arrested Omar Wilson, 31, early Wednesday morning, who was charged with causing grievous bodily harm on Thursday.

Police arrested Shakiel Thibou, 20, of Hammersmith, on Tuesday, and the Westminster Magistrates' Court charged him with attempted murder on Thursday.

Thibou's brothers, Sheldon Thibou, 24, of Hammersmith, and Shaeim Thibou, 22, of West Kensington, also were arrested and charged with crimes related to the attack that ended with Maximen's stabbing.

Sheldon Thibou is charged with possession of a stun gun, violent disorder and assaulting an emergency worker.

Shaeim Thibou is charged with violent disorder and assaulting an emergency worker. He pleaded not guilty to both charges.