Earlier my DP was bemoaning the fact that May and Corbyn appeared to be using the latest attack to score political points. AS posters on here have argued earlier today I don't think that you can divorce this from the political dimension. These attacks haven't come out of nowhere.
This may be a totally unacceptable thing to say in some people's eyes but I feel that if one of my family had been killed in one of the recent terrorist attacks I would be very angry at the person who cut our police force, despite warnings about loss of security, to the extent that grass roots intelligence could not be gathered and warnings about extremist tendencies in individuals could not be followed up.
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what an utterly ridiculous remark. If you can't stand the heat etc,
