Man Arrested After Deadly Stabbings In Manchester, UK Government Not Releasing Identity of Killer

In this eye-opening video, we explore the chilling developments in the UK following a series of violent incidents, including a recent mass stabbing in Manchester. As British authorities grapple with rising unrest, a new and controversial strategy, dubbed "Operation Early Dawn," is being implemented. This initiative has sparked widespread concern over censorship and the erosion of civil liberties.
Join us as we examine the implications of this operation, where thousands of British citizens have been arrested, many for simply expressing their views online. We delve into the government's tactics, which some critics liken to a "Stalinist" approach, and discuss the potential future of freedom and dissent in the UK.
Could this be the beginning of a new era of control, where free speech is stifled, and dissent is met with harsh penalties? Are we witnessing the rise of a "Thought Police" in modern society? Watch as we unpack these pressing questions and consider what lies ahead for the citizens of the UK.
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[jacko]

"Police are looking for photographs of the suspect when he was 6."

[nrhoconnor]

So the 17 yr old girl VICTIM is AN ADULT NOW ?
YET A 17 YR OLD MASS MURDERER IS A CHILD ?
THERE'S YOUR PROBLEM

[Dwd]

"A communist system can be recognized by the fact that it spares the criminals and criminalizes the political opponent." - Alexander Solzhenitsyn

By not releasing the identity, we know the identity.

[mrmyknight]

This prime minister has to be removed..

[malcolmthorman]

80% of the electorate in the uk did NOT vote for labour.

[johnfrederick]

Not releasing the name says everything you need to know.

[Bhatmann]

If it was a caucasian person, we would know within the hour.

[deanpd]

I know the identity of the man who failed to prosecute Jimmy Savile when he had the opportunity to do so. The identity of that man is Keir Starmer.

[BeaHindebars]

A man got 26 months for shouting and gesticulating at the police

[violette]

Why is the 17-year-old stabbing victim not called a child? Why is a 17-year-old male called a child, but a 17-year-old girl is either a girl or young woman? The 11 children stabbed were called girls while the killer was called a child. Of course, violence against women is so common that we are used to it, but this slew of attacks seems to be so overwhelmingly against female adults, teens and children and race is involved as well as religion. (Military men have been targeted too.) The prisons are the concentration camps and gulags as they free the criminals and arrest the citizens. Thanks to the left-wing.

[allnoyz]

Can you imagine if the UK had free speech rights like the USA?

[Jeanette]

Yet Sadiq Khan refused to implement knife detection and ankle bracelets for offenders.

[David-uqyb]

They’re looking for a photo of the murderer when he was 10 years old!

[Monicablackbelt]

Two men are in prison on a two year sentence for throwing bacon at a mosque!!! Yet these ACTUAL criminals .. tumbleweed! I’m so sick of this crap!!!

[iamrage]

Murder isn't taken seriously anymore nor police attacks!

[pi-sxmb]

How in the world did the UK go down the sh*tter so quickly and thoroughly?

[cindyjo]

It is surreal. I never dreamed Great Britain would behave like this. Also threatening U.S. citizens prosecution for wrong speech on the internet. Shame on them. I knew the King was bad news.

[brentwestbrook]

Hurty words never caused death. But the stabby person will take months to process law. This is evident from the bus burning, the death of three little girls, the stabbing of an army officer and the stabbing in Manchester yesterday. Then we look at the stabbings in Nottingham of a man and two young people. Whereas hurty word people are processed in a day. What has happened to my country?