According to witness testimony that has been mostly overlooked by the international media, the attackers were described as clean-shaven white men who were driving a brand-new black Mercedes-Benz.
According to the UK’s Mirror, an eyewitness by the name of Mahoud Admo said that he witnessed the initial drive by shooting, and saw the attackers without masks as they passed by in Mercedes-Benz calmly firing machine guns into the crowd.
By Jonathan Benson
Since the mid-to-late 1990s when genetically-modified organisms (GMOs) were first being thrust onto the market by governments working in lockstep with the biotechnology industry, the U.K. Parliament has effectively barred their use in all food items served to government officials at Parliament restaurants, according to new reports. This, despite the fact that prominent elected officials in the U.K. are right now pushing GMOs on a public that is largely opposed to them, effectively shining the spotlight on their own insane hypocrisy with regards to the GMO issue. Continue reading
Nearly a quarter of those due to be affected by the so-called “spare bedroom tax” will be single parents, according to new research.
Government figures show that 150,000 of the 660,000 people expected to have their benefits reduced because they have at least one unused room are lone parents under 60, Labour claim.
The average amount taken from each person per week is £13, which amounts to £676 a year, according to the party’s analysis.
The claim comes amid new concerns that disabled people will also be disproportionately affected by the change in benefit rules, due to be introduced in April.
New rules state that housing benefit and universal credit claimants deemed to have one unused bedroom in their council or housing association home will lose 14% of their housing benefit and those with two or more will lose 25%.
The Department for Work and Pensions estimates that 660,000 people living in social housing will lose an average of £728 per year as a result of the change.
Labour’s shadow work and pensions secretary Liam Byrne said: “David Cameron promised to stand up for parents, but his bedroom tax is a £100m tax bombshell for single mums and dads.
“The bedroom tax has now been exposed as a chaotic disaster, but it’s not too late for the prime minister to do the decent thing, admit he has got this wrong and think again.”
The planned changes will also affect hundreds of thousands of disabled people, according to the National Housing Federation.
A fund to help people eligible for disability living allowance was given a £30m boost this year by Cameron. But an analysis of figures by the federation claims that this will leave a £100m shortfall which will have to be made up by claimants.
David Orr, chief executive of the National Housing Federation, said: “The bedroom tax is ill-thought and unfair as thousands of disabled people will have no choice but to cut back further on food and other expenses in order to stay in their own homes.”
So far, Politico reports that the number of signatures for the petition is almost 66K. In short, the number of people wanting Piers Morgan continues to climb. However, Morgan is simply telling those people to “bring it on.”
The people of the United Kingdom, have been made aware of the petition to the White House. Responding to the petition to the White House, the British are saying this: No thanks, you can keep Piers Morgan. In this respect, the UK is telling the pro gun advocates “do not pass GO, do not collect $500” in response to the petition to boot Morgan out of the country.
In response, citizens of the UK have petitioned the British government not to take Morgan back. According to their petition, it claims that America wanted Piers Morgan. The petition pleads with British Home Secretary Theresa May to not allow Morgan to be deported back to Great Britain. Apparently, it seems that Morgan isn’t well-liked in the UK.
The British gave their reasons that Morgan should remain in the US. The first reason was because of the 1st Amendment of the US Constitution which calls forth the right of free speech. The second reason is that “nobody” in the UK wants Morgan to return. The third reason is because they find it humorous. For the third reason, they are anxious for the hilarity that ensues when many pro-gun Americans get angry.
In short, pro-gun activists want the US to get rid of Piers Morgan; at the same time, citizens of the UK don’t want Morgan to return and wish for him to stay in the US.
