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Once again the world witnessed the outreach of the Religion of Peace, this time at the UK Parliament. Britain continues to reap the rewards of decades of appeasement and weakness. Will they ever learn or is it too late?

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Do the people of the world just have to accept terror attacks as the norm? Tune in to hear what the Mayor of London has to say about it.

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From www.nytimes.com:

The roster of the dead and wounded spanned the globe: a veteran Scotland Yard constable, a Mormon couple from Utah, South Korean tourists, French high schoolers and Romanian lovers.

The killer turned out to be homegrown, a 52-year-old Briton, Khalid Masood, who had a criminal record but was not on any police-monitoring lists. The Islamic State, which rejects peace and coexistence, described Mr. Masood on Thursday as a disciple and a hero for the assault carried out a day earlier in the shadow of Big Ben.

Mr. Masood plowed a rented Hyundai sport utility vehicle through pedestrians on the Westminster Bridge, killing two and injuring at least 40; crashed the vehicle into a fence; and then emerged brandishing knives to fatally stab the constable before other police officers shot and killed him.

On Thursday evening, another seriously injured victim died, bringing the total number of dead to five, including Mr. Masood.

Details about Mr. Masood emerged on Thursday as the government worked to project normalcy and calm nerves.

The authorities emphasized that they thought the assailant had acted alone, and that they did not expect any further attacks. But they raided six properties across the country, detaining eight people in London and Birmingham.

“Yesterday, an act of terrorism tried to silence our democracy,” Prime Minister Theresa May told Parliament, addressing colleagues who a day earlier had been placed on lockdown for hours. “We are not afraid, and our resolve will never waver in the face of terrorism.” She called the violence “an attack on free people everywhere.”

At the United Nations, where the Security Council observed a minute of silence, Britain’s foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, said, “The world is united to defeat the people who launched this attack and to defeat their bankrupt and odious ideology.”

Even as the British capital returned to its daily rhythms, and as Parliament resumed business, police officers were trying to learn whether they had missed signs of Mr. Masood’s radicalization.

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From www.thegatewaypundit.com:

London Mayor, Sadiq Khan, has already been controversial for his ‘openness’ towards Islamic immigrants with no plans what so ever to help assimilate them to Western culture. Well, with today’s attacks that left at least four dead and many injured, we are reminded of Sadiq Khan’s chilling remarks that terrorism is ‘part & parcel’ of living in a large city. Via DailyMail:

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has said that living with terror attacks – like the one that hit New York at the weekend – is ‘part and parcel of living in a big city’.

Mr Khan told the Evening Standard: ‘It is a reality I’m afraid that London, New York, other major cities around the world have got to be prepared for these sorts of things.

‘That means being vigilant, having a police force that is in touch with communities, it means the security services being ready, but also it means exchanging ideas and best practice.’

It goes without saying that the majority of Londoners, or New Yorkers, or pretty much the population of ANY major city are NOT willing to accept terrorism as nonchalantly as Sadiq Khan has; the rise is terrorism across the Western world is a direct consequence of open immigration laws extending to countries that are known hotbeds of Islamic extremism and terrorism. Unfortunately, Sadiq Khan recently won re-election back in 2016 and Mayoral terms in London last for four years. One can only imagine that many Londoners are deeply regretting their last vote.