All of this
raised media attention to a fervor of enquiry into the background of the killer
with much revealed about his background and youth. Soon after information
revealed by a former schoolteacher it became known that he had serious behaviour
problems during his first year at secondary school during which his aggressiveness
required anger management courses. Later it transpired that he associated with
a group of Muslim fundamentalist teenagers during his early teenage years after
which he attended the University of Westminster, well known for its
extraordinarily permissive policy towards Muslim student activities in which a wide
platform of Islamic fundamentalist activities was tolerated by the college
authorities.
It has been a
view of surprise, so often expressed in our media, that how on earth is it that
so many Muslim children and youths who’ve passed through the British schooling
system and given one of the best educations available on the planet have taken
the earliest opportunity available to run off to the Middle East to engage in Islamic
terrorist training and activities or in the case of young women carefully plan
to rush and marry such people? There’s been so much head scratching and consternation
over the issue that it’s almost a joke. Or is it? Is it any real surprise I
wonder that given the career path of the creature our media have fondly called
Jihadi John should have turned out to be such a filthy specimen?
Quite frankly
the very name itself is disgusting. It’s a kind of convenience. Something easily
said and presentable. A name easily identifiable for readers of block capital
headlines. And in this respect I have to ask myself whether the editors of
newspapers couldn’t have created something more fitting, something altogether
more appropriate to describe the youth whose bestial behaviour had already been
established time back so as to avoid any confusion in their minds whether he
was actually slicing people’s heads off or not. John is a Christian name
so why tarnish the faith with that? If you want to call him John to make it sit
easy with your readers why not use it to describe him for what he actually is,
a piece of filth without any morality or conscience. Someone without any care or
concern for the pain and terror he’s inflicting. An utterly inhuman piece of
evil. In that sense a piece of filth sends out an appropriate message don’t you
think?
And if any of you
can give me something better, please don’t hesitate.
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