Woolwich Beheading

[stacksbranning]

That tommy yout Talks some sense but ruins it by talking more shite thats the reason why him and his people never get taken  seriously .Sounds so whiney ...

[Gambino]

What would you say were the shite bits?

[Mame Biram Diouf]

Woolwich attack: MI5 'offered job to suspect'

 

MI5 asked Woolwich murder suspect Michael Adebolajo if he wanted to work for them about six months before the killing, a childhood friend has said.

 

Abu Nusaybah told BBC Newsnight his friend - one of two men arrested after Drummer Lee Rigby's murder in south-east London on Wednesday - had rejected the approach from the security service.

 

The BBC could not obtain any confirmation from Whitehall sources.

 

Abu Nusaybah was arrested at the BBC after giving the interview.

The Met Police said a 31-year-old man had been arrested at 21:30 BST on Friday in relation to suspected terrorism offences and search warrants were being

executed at two homes in east London.

 

The arrest was not directly related to the murder of Drummer Rigby, it said.

In his Newsnight interview, Abu Nusaybah said he thought "a change" had taken place in his friend after his detention by security forces on a trip to Kenya last year.

Abu Nusaybah said Mr Adebolajo suggested he had been physically and sexually abused during an interrogation in a prison cell in the African country.

After this, he became withdrawn "and less talkative - he wasn't his bubbly self", Abu Nusaybah added.

 

He said Mr Adebolajo also told him that, upon his return, he was "followed up by MI5" who were "knocking on his door".

 

He was "basically being harassed", Abu Nusaybah said.

 

He added: "His wording was, 'They are bugging me - they won't leave me alone.'

Michael Adebolajo was filmed after the attack

 

"He mentioned initially they wanted to ask him if he knew certain individuals.

 

"But after him saying that he didn't know these individuals, what he said was they asked him if he would be interested in working for them.

 

"He was explicit in that he refused to work for them but he did confirm he didn't know the individuals."

 

Newsnight reporter Richard Watson said that, in general terms, it was not out of the ordinary for the security service to approach people for information or even to act as covert sources.

 

Mr Adebolajo, 28, originally from Romford, east London, and fellow suspect Michael Adebowale, 22, of Greenwich, south-east London, had been known to MI5 for eight years, Whitehall sources told the BBC on Thursday.

 

Drummer Rigby, 25, was killed in front of dozens of people near Woolwich Barracks, where he was based, on Wednesday afternoon.

 

Shortly after the killing, Mr Adebolajo was filmed by a passer-by saying he had carried out the attack because British soldiers killed Muslims every day.

Armed police arrived on the scene and shot and wounded two suspects, who had made no attempt to flee.

 

Mr Adebolajo and Mr Adebowale remain in hospital.

 

Two women, aged 29 and 31, arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to murder, have been released without charge, but a man, 29, remains in custody.

 

On Friday, Drummer Rigby's wife Rebecca, the mother of his two-year-old son, said she had been aware of the dangers of her husband serving in countries where there was armed conflict, including Afghanistan, but added: "You don't expect it to happen when he's in the UK. You think they're safe."

 

She said: "I love Lee and always will. I am proud to be his wife. He was a devoted father to our son Jack and we will both miss him terribly."

 

Drummer Rigby's stepfather, Ian Rigby, said: "We would like to say 'Goodnight Lee, rest in peace our fallen soldier. We love you loads and words cannot describe how loved and sadly missed you will be'."

 

Mr Rigby added that his stepson "adored and cared a lot for his family, he was very much a family man, looking out for his wife, young son Jack, younger sisters, whom in turn they looked up to him".

 

[Lieutenant]

Why do they keep referring to him as a drummer?

[Gambino]

Probably because he was a Drummer in the Army....... Just a guess?

[Haze-e]

Ive actually been confused if Drummer or Lee is mans first name. Smh.

[Seymour Cake]

Ive actually been confused if Drummer or Lee is mans first name. Smh.

[Mame Biram Diouf]

Drummer Lee Rigby or ‘Riggers’ to his friends was born in July 1987 in Crumpsall, Manchester. He joined the Army in 2006 and on successful completion of his infantry training course at Infantry Training Centre Catterick was selected to be a member of the Corps of Drums and posted to 2nd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers (also known as the ‘Second Fusiliers’ or ‘2 RRF’).

 

His first posting was as a machine gunner in Cyprus where the battalion was serving as the resident infantry battalion in Dhekelia. Having performed a plethora of tasks while in Cyprus, he returned to the UK in the early part of 2008 to Hounslow, West London. Here, Drummer Rigby stood proudly outside the royal palaces as part of the battalion’s public duties commitment. He was an integral member of the Corps of Drums throughout the battalion’s time on public duties, the highlight of which was being a part of the Household Division’s Beating Retreat – a real honour for a line infantry Corps of Drums.

 

In April 2009, Drummer Rigby deployed on operations for the first time to Helmand province, Afghanistan, where he served as a member of the Fire Support Group at Patrol Base Woqab. On returning to the UK he completed a second tour of public duties and then moved with the battalion to Celle, Germany, to be held at a state of high readiness for contingency operations as part of the Small Scale Contingency Battle Group.

 

In 2011, Drummer Rigby took up a recruiting post in London where he also assisted with duties at the regimental headquarters in the Tower of London.

 

An extremely popular and witty soldier, Drummer Rigby was a larger than life personality within the Corps of Drums and was well known, liked and respected across the Second Fusiliers. He was a passionate and lifelong Manchester United fan.

 

A loving father to his son Jack, aged 2 years, he will be sorely missed by all who knew him. The regiment’s thoughts and prayers are with his family during this extremely difficult time. ‘Once a Fusilier, always a Fusilier’.

[Mame Biram Diouf]

Probably because he was a Drummer in the Army....... Just a guess?

 

 

 

vip2 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>

[Guest Chelsea Jack]

Probably because he was a Drummer in the Army....... Just a guess?

 

 

 

vip2 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>

 

 

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[time_bomb]

so these silly whites can think he was an innocent little drummer boy and never shot down muslims in afghanistan

[Gambino]

Shame on me lol As Mame pointed out his actual name is Drummer Lee? I thought with them constantly talking about him being a Drummer and how proud he was of it that the media had started referring to him as Dummer lol.

[Mame Biram Diouf]

Shame on me lol As Mame pointed out his actual name is Drummer Lee? I thought with them constantly talking about him being a Drummer and how proud he was of it that the media had started referring to him as Dummer lol.

 

Nah its like Lord, Sir etc

The soldier brutally murdered in a suspected terrorist attack in London was a popular 25-year-old ceremonial military drummer and machine gunner, a father and a passionate fan of the Manchester United soccer team, the British military said Thursday.

 

Lee Rigby, of 2nd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, who had joined the army in 2006, was posted in Cyprus, Afghanistan and Germany before becoming a recruiter, assisting with duties in the Tower of London.

 

“All he wanted to do from when he was a little boy was be in the Army,” Rigby’s family said in a statement issued through the Ministry of Defense. “He wanted to live life and enjoy himself.”

 

The family said that Rigby would “do anything for anybody,” always looked out for his sisters and took a “big brother” role with everyone he met.

 

“He was a loving son, husband, father, brother, and uncle, and a friend to many,” the statement added.

 

Rigby, nicknamed Riggers, was an important member of the Corps of Drums who was known for his good nature and wit, as well as his love of his hometown soccer team, fellow soldiers said. Two men believed to have extremist Islamic beliefs are suspected of attacking and killing him.

 

Another promising young drummer taken away

 

[Benicio del Toney]

so these silly whites can think he was an innocent little drummer boy and never shot down muslims in afghanistan

 

!

 

 

As I said earlier, drummer used 11 times in the 1 article.

[Gambino]

Come on Toney I don't expect this kinda tard business that Time Bomb puts across from you.

[JOHN DOE]

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=6af_1369341311

 

interesting

[JOHN DOE]

googled lee rigby - not one pic of him in his combat uniform - only that drummer drop

 

media is funny u kno 

[Gambino]

You better fly over to NY and make sure the twin towers are still standing just incase.

[JOHN DOE]

long still

[Sole]

Woolwich attack: MI5 'offered job to suspect'

MI5 asked Woolwich murder suspect Michael Adebolajo if he wanted to work for them about six months before the killing, a childhood friend has said.

Abu Nusaybah told BBC Newsnight his friend - one of two men arrested after Drummer Lee Rigby's murder in south-east London on Wednesday - had rejected the approach from the security service.

The BBC could not obtain any confirmation from Whitehall sources.

Abu Nusaybah was arrested at the BBC after giving the interview.

The Met Police said a 31-year-old man had been arrested at 21:30 BST on Friday in relation to suspected terrorism offences and search warrants were being

executed at two homes in east London.

The arrest was not directly related to the murder of Drummer Rigby, it said.

In his Newsnight interview, Abu Nusaybah said he thought "a change" had taken place in his friend after his detention by security forces on a trip to Kenya last year.

Abu Nusaybah said Mr Adebolajo suggested he had been physically and sexually abused during an interrogation in a prison cell in the African country.

After this, he became withdrawn "and less talkative - he wasn't his bubbly self", Abu Nusaybah added.

He said Mr Adebolajo also told him that, upon his return, he was "followed up by MI5" who were "knocking on his door".

He was "basically being harassed", Abu Nusaybah said.

He added: "His wording was, 'They are bugging me - they won't leave me alone.'

Michael Adebolajo was filmed after the attack

"He mentioned initially they wanted to ask him if he knew certain individuals.

"But after him saying that he didn't know these individuals, what he said was they asked him if he would be interested in working for them.

"He was explicit in that he refused to work for them but he did confirm he didn't know the individuals."

Newsnight reporter Richard Watson said that, in general terms, it was not out of the ordinary for the security service to approach people for information or even to act as covert sources.

Mr Adebolajo, 28, originally from Romford, east London, and fellow suspect Michael Adebowale, 22, of Greenwich, south-east London, had been known to MI5 for eight years, Whitehall sources told the BBC on Thursday.

Drummer Rigby, 25, was killed in front of dozens of people near Woolwich Barracks, where he was based, on Wednesday afternoon.

Shortly after the killing, Mr Adebolajo was filmed by a passer-by saying he had carried out the attack because British soldiers killed Muslims every day.

Armed police arrived on the scene and shot and wounded two suspects, who had made no attempt to flee.

Mr Adebolajo and Mr Adebowale remain in hospital.

Two women, aged 29 and 31, arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to murder, have been released without charge, but a man, 29, remains in custody.

On Friday, Drummer Rigby's wife Rebecca, the mother of his two-year-old son, said she had been aware of the dangers of her husband serving in countries where there was armed conflict, including Afghanistan, but added: "You don't expect it to happen when he's in the UK. You think they're safe."

She said: "I love Lee and always will. I am proud to be his wife. He was a devoted father to our son Jack and we will both miss him terribly."

Drummer Rigby's stepfather, Ian Rigby, said: "We would like to say 'Goodnight Lee, rest in peace our fallen soldier. We love you loads and words cannot describe how loved and sadly missed you will be'."

Mr Rigby added that his stepson "adored and cared a lot for his family, he was very much a family man, looking out for his wife, young son Jack, younger sisters, whom in turn they looked up to him".

[Benicio del Toney]

Come on Toney I don't expect this kinda tard business that Time Bomb puts across from you.

 

11 times in 1 article isn't tard business bro, that's an agenda.

 

 

Apart from that I haven't stated an opinion.

[Meticulous]

I can confirm the don got hypnotized into doing this. I can confirm this with evidence

 

 

[Benicio del Toney]

lol

 

May I ask what evidence you have?

[Meticulous]

cant divulge this information just yet currently preparing my case ttkk

 

brb

[Seymour Cake]

So basically you can't confirm with evidence