It's possible because the families of these youths rarely believe their children have been in the wrong.
You remember that young man last year who tried to kill two police officers and luckily ended up being shot dead before he could behead them?
His parents still say he was not at fault, should not have been shot, imply it was a police plot etc because CCTV footage has not been released.
Has anyone else not noticed that not once, not a single time, have they ever expressed regret for the hurt their son did or asked after the officers? And make no mistake, those officers were seriously hurt, not all details have been put in the paper.
No CCTV, well, the ID of the officers has not been released & we all know why-they & their families could end up as targets. So of course they aren't going to show the footage. Would you really show footage to parents where their child is killed anyway?
The muslim community needs to take on some responsibility. Most might be peaceful people but if they just keep saying they don't support it but can 'understand' it, then it won't stop.
Back in 2001 I was teaching and I still recall the twin tower episode in USA. Went into school next morning and some of the older students (boys) had got up on a bench and were doing a bit of cheering, hand pumping etc about it. That comes from the home.
It's going to get worse because it is fashionable and in the news. Where once a youth might have thrown a stone or just verbal abuse, they now have a new action plan mapped out for them, don't they.
