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Remember when Tim Walz deployed the National Guard alongside Minneapolis police during COVID and the 2020 emergency response? Americans watched officers use tear gas and rubber bullets, and some people were even confronted while standing outside their own homes. Amazing how quickly those images faded from memory. Never forget.

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🚨 Manchester Synagogue Attack - What We Know So Far This morning, October 2, 2025, Greater Manchester Police (GMP) and emergency services responded to a suspected terror attack outside the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue in Crumpsall, Manchester, during Yom Kippur – the holiest day in the Jewish calendar. Timeline of Events 9:31am – Police were called after reports of a car being deliberately driven at members of the public and a man stabbed outside the synagogue. 9:37am – GMP declared PLATO (the UK’s national protocol for a marauding terrorist attack) and a major incident. 9:38am – Firearms officers shot a man believed to be the attacker. His condition was initially unknown; later statements suggest he may be deceased. 9:41am – Paramedics arrived to treat victims. Victims Four people injured by a combination of vehicle impact and stab wounds. Victims are being treated by emergency services – conditions not yet fully released. Suspect Believed to have attacked a security guard with a knife before attempting to run people down with a vehicle. Eyewitness video suggests he may have claimed to have an explosive device and was seen “pressing a button” before being shot. Bomb disposal units were deployed to the scene. Security Response Armed CTSFO officers and tactical police swarmed the area. A bomb disposal lorry and fire crews were deployed. Police helicopters monitored overhead. Security has been stepped up at all synagogues in Greater Manchester. Official Statements Mayor Andy Burnham: Believes the offender is deceased, the incident is contained, but investigations continue. Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned the Manchester synagogue attack, stressing the horror of it taking place on Yom Kippur and announcing that he is chairing a COBRA emergency meeting. But the reality is this: since Starmer took office, he has presided over a wave of unchecked violence targeting Jews, Christians, and other non-Muslims across Britain. Far from protecting his people, his government has enabled and excused Islamist and left-wing extremism, effectively surrendering the country to those who seek to terrorize and silence it. Manchester Reform Synagogue: Cancelled all Yom Kippur services “for security reasons.” Community Impact Congregants were still inside the synagogue during the attack. Shock and fear reported among local Jewish families. Heightened security presence citywide.

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OP : In Chembur, me and 4 of my friends/siblings had gone out to eat burgers when a drunk man in his 50s-60s, standing on the road smoking, suddenly started yelling at me repeatedly, “चल गाड़ी पर बैठ आ जा.” When I asked if he was talking to me, he said yes. My brother confronted him for speaking to a girl like that, after which the man started threatening and yelling at me saying things like “शानी बन रही है क्या?” and "तुझे दिखाता हूँ." He then ran away leaving his scooty behind, and we stayed there waiting for him to return. Around 15 minutes later, he came back with his wife and completely changed the story, claiming I approached him first. While we were arguing, a local man called people from the area and suddenly 20-25 people gathered around us. Things escalated quickly - my sister was physically pushed, my brothers were beaten, slapped and attacked, and when I tried stopping them, even I got pushed and hit. Elderly women from the crowd started slapping me too. Stones were thrown at us and huge rocks shattered our car's front glass completely. We were just 5-6 people against an entire mob. When we called the police expecting help, they immediately started yelling at us to sit in the police van without even hearing our side. Later we found out the local man involved was apparently known to the police. At the station, instead of taking the harassment and assault seriously, we were mocked, interrupted, yelled at, and treated like criminals. One officer kept staring at my chest while I was trying to explain what happened, and one of my friends was even slapped by a cop for speaking against the local man they were favouring. By the end of it, we were so traumatised, exhausted and emotionally drained that we gave up on filing the complaint altogether. So the question is - is this how safe women are in Mumbai? If girls can get verbally/ sexually harassed, physically attacked, and then mocked at police stations too, who are common people supposed to go for help?

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A large group of “feral” youths were seen jumping barriers and pushing past staff at Southend Victoria train station after returning from visiting the seafront. The incident happened on Thursday evening, May 28, and has sparked calls for more British Transport Police officers at Southend Victoria and other stations across Essex. The railway union RMT said the situation was “feral, unpredictable and could have escalated quickly”. The group were seen forcing their way through the station’s ticket barriers, with Greater Anglia staff standing by as they pushed past staff. Security officers employed by Greater Anglia were present, but appeared not to challenge the group, seemingly due to the number of youths involved. The RMT is now raising concerns about the lack of British Transport Police officers available to help protect railway staff and passengers. Kathy Mazur, RMT regional organiser, said the situation was “totally unacceptable” and said there were “no BTP officers in sight”. She said visible patrols can make stations safer, pointing to BTP evening patrols at Kings Cross and St Pancras in autumn 2025, where RMT says staff assaults dropped by 59%, violence by 21%, public-order incidents by 41% and shoplifting by 25%. The BTP said that just after 7pm on Thursday 28 May, officers on duty in Southend had been diverted to an emergency incident at Laindon station, where they arrested a man on suspicion of assault and took witness statements. RMT has also criticised a three-year British Transport Police Authority funding plan approved in December 2025, which the union says could lead to frontline staff reductions in 2028/29. The incident has sparked debate about fare evasion, station safety and the pressure placed on railway staff when large groups gather without police officers immediately present.

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