The Media & Their Narratives.

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Ignoring the MSM's cliché of how Londinistan is supposedly the most surveillance-orientated city
in the world, the foreign chap with the burnt face who attacked a 'woman and her daughters' on
Wednesday is still out and about on Friday night.

It seems he's avoiding the authorities by using travel-conduits where the Police don't go.

Clapham attack suspect Abdul Shokoor Ezedi last seen at King's Cross

'The suspect in a corrosive-substance attack on a mother and her daughters was last seen
on the London Underground at King's Cross, police say. Abdul Shokoor Ezedi was last seen
boarding a Victoria line train heading southbound at 21:00 GMT on Wednesday.


Abdul sans disguise.

Detectives have released new images of the suspect inside the station about 90 minutes
after the attack in Clapham, south London. The mother, 31, remains "very poorly" with
expected life-changing injuries.

Her daughters, aged three and eight, suffered injuries not "as serious as first thought" and
"not likely to be life-changing". Speaking at a news conference, Metropolitan Police Cdr Jon
Savell called on Ezedi - who has very significant injuries to the right side of his face - to
come forward.

"Abdul, you clearly have got some very significant injuries," Cdr Savell said. "We've seen the
images. You need some medical help, so do the right thing and hand yourself in."...'

One must assume this Newcastle-based ex-Muslim who entered the UK illegally via the underside
of a truck is watching a television set for such a comment from the Netropolitan Police Chief?

'...He also revealed "significant and important pieces of evidence" were recovered following search
warrants in east London and Newcastle on Thursday. Two empty containers labelled with corrosive
warnings were found at an address in Newcastle, and forensic tests are under way to determine if
they held the substance used during the attack.

The wanted man left the Newcastle area in the early hours before travelling down to the capital,
where the attack happened in Lessar Avenue, Clapham, at 19:25 on Wednesday...'

I've lived in near Newcastle all of my 64 years and I don't know where Lessar Avenue in Clapham is,
but it seems Abdul does. However, not being restrained with the Mockingbird harness that the MSM
are burdened with, one might wonder the odds on a corrosive-substance-carrying sex-offender from
almost 300 miles away would find a family of the same ethnicity as himself in a street in London to
perform this foul act?

'...The mother and her two girls were seriously hurt after the substance was thrown at them, according
to initial details. Three women and a man attempted to stop the attacker as he fled the scene. He tried
to leave in a car, but he collided with a parked vehicle and then ran on foot towards Clapham Common.
Three members of the public, who came to the aid of the family, have all been discharged from hospital
with minor burns.

Five officers who attended the attack were also treated and have now left hospital.
Ezedi was later seen at a Tesco in the King's Cross area before boarding a southbound Victoria Line tube
from the area's underground station at 21:00 on Wednesday. The latest update comes after it emerged
Ezedi, who is believed to have travelled on a lorry from Afghanistan in 2016, was convicted of a sexual
offence in 2018.

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said he was sentenced on 9 January 2018 after pleading guilty to
one charge of sexual assault and one of exposure. He was given a suspended sentence at Newcastle
Crown Court and put on the sex offenders register for 10 years.

Ezedi was later granted asylum after two failed attempts. He was allowed to stay in the country after a
priest confirmed he had converted to Christianity. An asylum seeker can claim asylum in the UK if they
fear religious persecution in their native country.

It is not yet known which Christian denomination supported Ezedi's claim.

The Catholic Church in the North East confirmed Ezedi was part of a justice and peace charitable project,
but has yet to confirm whether he was helped in other ways. The BBC has spoken to the owner of a
supermarket in Byker, Newcastle, who said he saw Ezedi in his shop on Tuesday.

"He seemed normal and relaxed and in general was always respectful and polite. He worked six or seven
days in a pizza shop behind the counter," the shop owner called Yaya said. "I was shocked. He was working
hard. In the two years I knew him he never drank.

"A few months ago he said he was working hard to go back to Afghanistan to get married to a woman and
bring her back to the UK, because he was tired of being single."...'

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Wouldn't you think such a weak-willed realm as Britain would provide Abdul with some nooky in his time of need?