30th November, 2019.
I’m assuming — assuming, mind — that you’ve been following the news in the UK.
If you haven’t?
You’re possibly not aware of the attack that took place on London Bridge, yesterday.
A young man — and convicted terrorist — called Usman Khan murdered two people, and injured three others.
His actions? And motives? Have been discussed, since yesterday.
And radical Jihadi terrorism has been blamed.
I had the news on, earlier.
According to Khan’s lawyer? He asked for help being de-radicalised, whilst in prison.
And was refused.
Refused help that could have prevented two people’s deaths.
Granted? The man got out, and committed two murders whilst wearing the (fake) bomb vest that got him shot.
But … ?
A decision maker in the prison service made the wrong decision: and shares some of the responsibility for those deaths.
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At any rate?
It’s a quiet Saturday night.
And, with little else to do … ?
I watched TV …
And, yes: you’re right: it’s another episode from The Man in the High Castle’s fourth season …
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