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This guy was convicted for plotting terror attacks. Seems Grendel would have liked to have seen him being given the death penalty for that. Where do we draw the line? What about home grown, Nazi terror plotters? A 16 year old perhaps? Should he been given the death penalty too? Teenage...

Just one team that is relegated is it?

Yup. Couldn't agree more. No idea why we are trying to score brownie points over a word. We shall be eternally grateful for all members of the public who intervened, subdued and pinned this terrorist down, therefore allowing the police to act.

Just plotted didn't he.

Yup, it's such a minefield and not black and white at all.

I thought they had. I may be wrong.

If a train is travelling backwards at 97 mph in a south easterly direction, on a wet Tuesday in June, while the blind man eats cheese on the staircase, Wales will play Finland in Baku. Unbelievably, the draw is still not complete, dependant upon how Romania get on.

Haven't they said that he was indeed at the event?

First victim named. BBC News - London Bridge attack victim named as Jack Merritt London Bridge attack victim named RIP

Robins would never go there. Too far to travel.

I take it all back, Philsorapter. All is forgiven.

A hero for that one occasion. heroic /hɪˈrəʊɪk/ adjective 1. having the characteristics of a hero or heroine

A single heroic act.

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I am sure I answered that already.

It's a tough one and one that does trouble me greatly. Thing is with many of these terrorists, they seem happy to die anyway, so it doesn't work from the deterrent angle. Bottom line is, this scumbag shouldn't have been released.

You are getting bogged down by one single word. heroic /hɪˈrəʊɪk/ adjective 1. having the characteristics of a hero or heroine.

No idea. One would be one too many. Seems justice was served yesterday though by the brave people and police at London Bridge and I am very grateful for that.

Ha. Nice try.