Mass shooting in Paris

degoose wrote:

Dan. wrote:
How and where is ianf today?

I really hope he isn't in Turkey otherwise things are getting really weird or was that rocsteady who was being all dodgy and supposedly following the issue around. I'm getting a little suspicious.

degoose wrote:

Dan. wrote:
How and where is ianf today?

I really hope he isn't in Turkey otherwise things are getting really weird or was that rocsteady who was being all dodgy and supposedly following the issue around. I'm getting a little suspicious.

OrangeRakoon wrote:Rome when the pope resigned sounds considerably less impacting than the other two.

Corazon de Leon wrote:

degoose wrote:

Dan. wrote:
How and where is ianf today?

I really hope he isn't in Turkey otherwise things are getting really weird or was that rocsteady who was being all dodgy and supposedly following the issue around. I'm getting a little suspicious.

Ianf and Rocsteady(or Bebop, or whatever) are the same person.

degoose wrote:

Corazon de Leon wrote:

degoose wrote:

Dan. wrote:
How and where is ianf today?

I really hope he isn't in Turkey otherwise things are getting really weird or was that rocsteady who was being all dodgy and supposedly following the issue around. I'm getting a little suspicious.

Ianf and Rocsteady(or Bebop, or whatever) are the same person.

See i thought that then got very confused because i'm sure rocsteady was talking about ianf as another person. Split personality perhaps?

Moggy wrote:

degoose wrote:

Corazon de Leon wrote:

degoose wrote:

Dan. wrote:
How and where is ianf today?

I really hope he isn't in Turkey otherwise things are getting really weird or was that rocsteady who was being all dodgy and supposedly following the issue around. I'm getting a little suspicious.

Ianf and Rocsteady(or Bebop, or whatever) are the same person.

See i thought that then got very confused because i'm sure rocsteady was talking about ianf as another person. Split personality perhaps?

Classic terrorist tactic.

degoose wrote:

Moggy wrote:

degoose wrote:

Corazon de Leon wrote:

degoose wrote:

Dan. wrote:
How and where is ianf today?

I really hope he isn't in Turkey otherwise things are getting really weird or was that rocsteady who was being all dodgy and supposedly following the issue around. I'm getting a little suspicious.

Ianf and Rocsteady(or Bebop, or whatever) are the same person.

See i thought that then got very confused because i'm sure rocsteady was talking about ianf as another person. Split personality perhaps?

Classic terrorist tactic.

I think we've caught him out.

Rocsteady wrote:Oh strawberry float, I've been caught out at last. The brilliant deductive minds of Cora, Moggy and Degoose have brought down one of the greatest terrorist masterminds of this era. The Sydney attacks, Paris and now Brussels were all my handiwork. GRCade has brought my reign of terror over the world to an end. Godspeed gentlemen.

OrangeRakoon wrote:Rome when the pope resigned sounds considerably less impacting than the other two.

Corazon de Leon wrote:

degoose wrote:

Moggy wrote:

degoose wrote:

Corazon de Leon wrote:

degoose wrote:

Dan. wrote:
How and where is ianf today?

I really hope he isn't in Turkey otherwise things are getting really weird or was that rocsteady who was being all dodgy and supposedly following the issue around. I'm getting a little suspicious.

Ianf and Rocsteady(or Bebop, or whatever) are the same person.

See i thought that then got very confused because i'm sure rocsteady was talking about ianf as another person. Split personality perhaps?

Classic terrorist tactic.

I think we've caught him out.

I'm on the phone with my MI5 contact now. We've got the bastard this time, boys.

I just got a PM from Rocsteady:

Rocsteady wrote:Oh strawberry float, I've been caught out at last. The brilliant deductive minds of Cora, Moggy and Degoose have brought down one of the greatest terrorist masterminds of this era. The Sydney attacks, Paris and now Brussels were all my handiwork. GRCade has brought my reign of terror over the world to an end. Godspeed gentlemen.

Rocsteady wrote:

Corazon de Leon wrote:

degoose wrote:

Moggy wrote:

degoose wrote:

Corazon de Leon wrote:

degoose wrote:

Dan. wrote:
How and where is ianf today?

I really hope he isn't in Turkey otherwise things are getting really weird or was that rocsteady who was being all dodgy and supposedly following the issue around. I'm getting a little suspicious.

Ianf and Rocsteady(or Bebop, or whatever) are the same person.

See i thought that then got very confused because i'm sure rocsteady was talking about ianf as another person. Split personality perhaps?

Classic terrorist tactic.

I think we've caught him out.

I'm on the phone with my MI5 contact now. We've got the bastard this time, boys.

I just got a PM from Rocsteady:

Rocsteady wrote:Oh strawberry float, I've been caught out at last. The brilliant deductive minds of Cora, Moggy and Degoose have brought down one of the greatest terrorist masterminds of this era. The Sydney attacks, Paris and now Brussels were all my handiwork. GRCade has brought my reign of terror over the world to an end. Godspeed gentlemen.

I'm in Budapest this weekend so let's see if anything happens...

Also, bebop?

Daily Mail wrote:British Muslim abused by a thug on a train who said she would 'bomb' the carriage was rescued by fellow passengers who stepped in to defend her

- Hate crimes against Muslims have soared by 275% since Paris attacks

A British Muslim woman who was abused by a thug on a train who said she would 'bomb' it has thanked the passengers who stepped in to defend her.



Ruhi Rehman, 23, was left terrified after the yob launched an unprovoked and vicious verbal attack on her as she and her sister sat on the Metro in Newcastle on Saturday evening.

The man told fellow passengers that Ms Rehman, who is from Newcastle and has lived in Britain all her life, that she should 'get up out of that seat' because 'this is my country'.

But fellow travellers, many of them football fans, were disgusted by the man's behaviour and rushed to Ms Rehman's rescue, demanding he leave her alone before forcing him off the Metro.

As he left the train the passengers cheered and clapped.

Ms Rehman has now thanked those who helped saying: 'It was the true Geordie spirit that shone through. They were my angels that day and I can't thank them enough.'

But Ms Rehman is far from alone - the number of hate crimes against Muslims has soared by almost 275 per cent since the Paris attacks according to figures from a group which monitors Islamophobia.

The majority of the victims are young, Muslim women wearing hijabs, just like Ms Rehman.

She and her sister had been travelling between Newcastle and Whitley Bay on Saturday when they were approached by the man on the busy train.

'He shouted "get up out of that seat" at me,' said Ms Rehman. 'I was shocked at first as I didn't really know what was happening.

He was then saying stuff like "this is my country" and my sister told him we were born here and it was our country too.

'It was then the other passengers started getting involved, telling him to leave us alone. Then he said to them "what, do you want her to bomb this train?"'

Disgusted by his comments, a group of men demanded the man leave the Metro at the next station, telling him he was not welcome.

MS Rehman said: 'There was no violence or anything, they just made it clear he had to leave.'

When the man got off the train at Palmersvile Metro, the carriage erupted into applause.

'I'd never seen anything like it,' said Ms Rehman. 'I have never felt more proud of being a Geordie. It was lovely that everyone came together to help us and I can't thank them all enough.

'It made me feel really optimistic and hopeful.'

Ms Rehman added: 'After what happened in Paris I have felt a bit paranoid. But why should we? Just because of a few extremist people.'

Katrina Barber, 41, was sitting opposite Ms Rehman on the Metro.

MS Barber, who got on the train at Haymarket after watching Newcastle play Leicester City at St James' Park, said: 'They were a lovely couple of girls. We were talking about the weather being cold before this man came up and started shouting at them for no reason.

'He was quite intimidating and was screaming in a really violent way. A lady and her daughter moved out of the way because they were so scared.

'But other people just jumped to her defence and, in the end, everyone came together and made it clear we would not stand for this type of behaviour.

'I was so moved by what happened, I gave the girls a hug as I got off the Metro.'