"Legal reasons"

[Workingman]

I am not sure that's the one, Suff.

The murder was carried out on the 15th and the accused, a Moroccan, Ahmed ALID, was in court on the 17th. Details were in all the papers and the TV news from the 16th, including one from Cleveland Police naming him. There were photos of the house and the victims were named. That was the week before the 'mysterious' Telegraph report.

The "Legal reasons" perpetrator and the act are still not known, but he is thought to be a Libyan who entered the UK in 2012.

[Suff]

Certainly there is another one from the 21st but really no news.

‘An asylum seeker bent on avenging deaths in Gaza has carried out a suspected terrorist attack in Britain, The Telegraph can disclose. The public has not been told that the man, who came to the UK in 2020, told police he had done it for “Palestine”.

https://twitter.com/DouglasKMurray/stat ... 3502562461

[Workingman]

So... He doesn't know what the attack was, where it took place, when it took place nor who did it, just that The Telegraph reported it.

How helpful. Genius.

[Suff]

Yeah not very is it. But if news does turn up it will filter out to FB and X and Instagram and others before most of the MSM get it.

[Workingman]

Yeah, UnSocial Media, leaders of the 'news'.

Where is the evidence for The Telegraph / Mail reports?

There has been nothing from the government, the Home or Foreign Offices, no Ministers have come forward, the police have been very quiet and MI 5 & 6 are silent. It has dropped off the media radar.

I am starting to wonder if there ever was a story or if it was made up for some reason.

[Suff]

Depends on whether a D notice was issued?

[cromwell]

There's an article on the Spiked website about this, talking about what they aren't allowed to talk about.

https://www.spiked-online.com/2023/10/2 ... alk-about/

It is the precedent that is being set here that worries me; if news can be suppressed on one attack they will suppress news on others too.

[Suff]

Yes it's a concern.