And which particular attack would that have prevented? Doesn't work for UK citizens, which appears to be our biggest problem atm.I don't consider myself racist in normal times but these are not normal times. I wept on holiday for the kids in Manchester and had my morning coffee on Sunday in stony silence. I don't think it is racist to demand something is done about people who can hire a van and take a few knives and do the damage we saw on Saturday.
Right now I am all for deportation orders and extremely tight border controls if that will help. If that makes me racist then I'll accept the tag.
OLOF and LL's reference to WW3 don't sound sensationalist to me - they sound like people recognising we live in one of the most dangerous periods in history (not sensationalist). This is terrorism on an international scale - there is no enemy uniform to keep an eye out for, there are no boundaries with the targets they are prepared to attack and, as far as I can tell, the only end game for them is world domination.
The problem is, declaring WW3 is probably exactly what they want!!
Now if we hadn't reduced the number of policemen by 20k, and had actually instead reallocated the resources to preventative anti-terrorism duties, that may well have helped, especially as it appears that some of these perpetrators were 'known' but 'low priority'. This is not an anti-tory barb - I'm quite sure a Labour government would not reinstate them. A new government rarely undoes whatever it railed against in opposition - the exception prolly being economic ideology.
Btw, I don't believe for a moment that you are racist. If anything, you're simply showing you're a big softie at heart (not an insult).
yet the eyeties have nowhere near the resources you have back there 
