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So why did Mohammed Sidique Kahn and others kill 53 people in London on 7/7/05.
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I have recently published a book about the BLACKSHIRTS in one of my books in the INSPECTOR-RIKATI® series, and while its leader was a Catholic he pursued to take people of the streets and then train them to be BLACKSHIRTS and to then cause fear into the community and take over the country.
Various of his Members left the group when I assisted them in their court cases in return for them to stop that nonsense.
In January 1995 it resulted to the leader making known he was going to kill me. Since then I reminded him about this.
His problem was that he needed me because of his ongoing litigation problems and on the other hand he hated me for focussing on a Member and then help them in return for them to leave the group.
As such, first hand, I was able to be aware how people can fall for such kind of a cult and no matter what will do anything regardless of the consequences.
As one of the former Members made clear to me he hated to be involved with the BLACKSHIRTS but the moment the leader phoned he just felt he had no choice but to do whatever the leader wanted.
In my view, we are focussing too much upon Muslims rather then upon the real issue being that people become vulnerable and then become the pray upon zealots who have their own cause and could not care less what happens to their followers.
With my special lifeline service MAY JUSTICE ALWAYS PREVAIL® I have been dealing with people, since 1982, who contemplated suicide/murder even mass murder and too well aware that unless you can get people when they are most vulnerable you might be too late.