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Train Stabbing Leaves Nine Critically Injured in England

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On 11/3/2025 at 1:28 AM, BritManToo said:

So you equate stabbing people with getting drunk?

 

Depends what you do when get drunk ...

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On 11/2/2025 at 7:17 PM, josephbloggs said:


Its called "precaution" - I would have thought that was obvious.

 

Indeed. Against 'copy-cats'. All sorts of nutters just waiting for a 'sign' from 'god' or something.

2 hours ago, DonniePeverley said:

 

An incident 12 years ago. The guys were mentally ill. There has been incidents of two Sikh women raped over the past few months with racist motives in the UK. I can't recall your outrage over that? An old Indian grandfather also racially killed. Where is the outrage?

 

Where is your outrage on the Charlie Kirk shooter, or these mass shooters ? Oh wait, it doesn't fit your narrative does it. You struggle with it. 

 

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What are you on about? Jeez....

All I did was point out the alleged political tones to the killing of Lee Rugby and how different it was to the crazed, probably schizophrenic, attack on the train last weekend.

Are you on meds yourself?

10 hours ago, Yagoda said:

Well that sure demonstrates your ignorance of firearms and gun owners. 99% of gun owners will tell you he should be behind bars. Travesty of justice.

 

An understanding of sarcasm and a sense of humour seem to have passed you by,    

Regardless of that I am proud to say that I have absolutely no knowledge of firearms and have no desire to associate with any of the  the weirdos who own guns, 

And as for what gun owners think,  I could not be less interested. I put them in the same category as Trainspotters 

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Samir Zitouni.

 

Remember that name.

 

 

Not very English sounding and several people on here would immediately link a name that to a likely offender, rather than a hero

 

Samir was the LNER guard who prevented more casualties on that train and was hailed by police, as a hero.

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I feel people should be grateful to Samir Zitouni, the guy who stood up to the stabbers whatever religion he is 

1 hour ago, John Drake said:

 

Ghandi slept with several naked young women at a time in order to "test" his celibacy, although he had "nocturnal emissions. A pervert.

 

 

I don't think even in most of India they treat him quite as perfect as the Attenborough movie did. Very questionable character. I'd argue had there been no World War 2, India would not have got independence. Nothing Ghandi did really was anything - it's all mythical in my opinion. After world war 2 the Americans made it clear to Britain it could not hang onto land like that, whilst at the same time rallying against Germany for doing the same thing. 

2 hours ago, hotandsticky said:

Samir Zitouni.

 

Remember that name.

 

 

Not very English sounding and several people on here would immediately link a name that to a likely offender, rather than a hero

 

Samir was the LNER guard who prevented more casualties on that train and was hailed by police, as a hero.

Should this make me reconsider my personal views about the dangers of Islamic ideology?

4 hours ago, nauseus said:

 

 

It's those who live (or who have lived) in London that will tell you that it has become much more dangerous. The police stats are woeful because so much crime is not even reported now, let alone prosecuted. 

 

That's an over generalisation. It is much more nuanced than that. Some areas are more dangerous, others much safer. For example, Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham are much safer and much better places to live now compared to when I growing up in Brixton in the '70s. On the other hand, areas such as Croydon are a lot worse.

 

For the most serious crime (murder), London is an extremely safe city compared with other major cities (1.2 murders per 100000 population). This figure is way below New York (4.0), Bangkok (2.2) and most European cities e.g. Berlin (3.4).

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34 minutes ago, Hellfire said:

Should this make me reconsider my personal views about the dangers of Islamic ideology?

 

Assuming Mr. Zitouni is a Muslim and identifies as such then yes, as his behaviour provides an example of an alternative version of Islam to the violent one which you depict.

29 minutes ago, RayC said:

 

Assuming Mr. Zitouni is a Muslim and identifies as such then yes, as his behaviour provides an example of an alternative version of Islam to the violent one which you depict.

 

That’s quite a funny way of thinking. So when you meet a gay “Muslim,” you assume his behavior represents an alternative version of Islam? That’s actually a rather prejudiced (even racist) view - it implies that everyone whose parents were born in a Muslim country automatically and inevitably represents Islam. But what if those people aren’t Muslims at all? Like fake Muslims, nominal Muslims or even atheists? Are you denying those possibilities?

5 minutes ago, Hellfire said:

 

That’s quite a funny way of thinking.

 

Why?

 

5 minutes ago, Hellfire said:

So when you meet a gay “Muslim,” you assume his behavior represents an alternative version of Islam?

 

I don't know what is a 'Gay' version of Islam. I also don't know what is a 'Gay' version of Christianity.

 

In any event, do you expect 2bn followers of a religion to all think and act in exactly the same way? Christians certainly don't, why should you expect Muslims to be any different?

 

5 minutes ago, Hellfire said:

That’s actually a rather prejudiced (even racist) view

 

How can you possibly think my inference that individual Muslims might interpret their religion (the Koran) in different ways is " .. prejudiced (even racist)"?

 

5 minutes ago, Hellfire said:

 

- it implies that everyone whose parents were born in a Muslim country automatically and inevitably represents Islam.

 

No it doesn't. I have no idea how you can possibly come to that conclusion.

 

5 minutes ago, Hellfire said:

 

But what if those people aren’t Muslims at all? Like fake Muslims, nominal Muslims or even atheists? Are you denying those possibilities?

 

An atheist is, by definition, not a Muslim. I assume that the same would apply to a 'fake' Muslim, although I don't really understand what this means. If by 'nominal', you mean Muslims who 'cherry pick' which bits of the Koran they believe and act upon then no, I'm not denying that possibility, the exact opposite in fact, I am saying that these individuals exist.

 

You posed the question, "Should this  - my insertion: the fact that the train hero may be Muslim - make me reconsider my personal views about the dangers of Islamic ideology?" and I replied, "Assuming Mr. Zitouni is a Muslim and identifies as such then yes, as his behaviour provides an example of an alternative version of Islam to the violent one which you depict".

 

Nothing you have said contradicts my view that you should reconsider your views although - to state the blindingly obvious - it is entirely up to you whether you do so.

13 hours ago, Bday Prang said:

any of the  the weirdos who own guns, 

100 million free Americans. Got it.

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1 minute ago, Yagoda said:

100 million free Americans. Got it.

just like saying something untrue, many times or in a loud voice ,does not make it  true 

   100 million "free" Americans having the same weird fixation does not make them the sort of people I want to associate with.   Civilians possessing firearms is just wrong, and nearly as bad as referring to a toilet as "the rest room"   what on earth do you gun toting cowboys do in there that requires you to "rest" anyway

 

6 minutes ago, Bday Prang said:

ust like saying something untrue, many times or in a loud voice ,does not make it  true 

Only need to say it once. Americans know

 

6 minutes ago, Bday Prang said:

 100 million "free" Americans having the same weird fixation does not make them the sort of people I want to associate with. 

You wont be missed. 

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15 hours ago, Purdey said:

I feel people should be grateful to Samir Zitouni, the guy who stood up to the stabbers whatever religion he is 

He's a muslim, an Arab who migrated to the UK over 20 years ago.

More egg on the faces of the muslim haters. 

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14 minutes ago, bannork said:

He's a muslim, an Arab who migrated to the UK over 20 years ago.

More egg on the faces of the muslim haters. 

 

And the usual suspects have unsurprisingly stopped posting on this thread!

Good article giving more details about Samir Zitouni, who we now know is the LNER employee being hailed as a hero for saving passengers on the train during the frenzied knife attack by a British-born man, Anthony Williams.

 

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The 48-year-old Algerian-born customer experience host with over 20 years at London North Eastern Railway (LNER), is hailed as a hero for courageously intervening during a mass stabbing attack on November 1, 2025, aboard a Doncaster-to-London train ...

 

Socially, Zitouni's tale counters divisive rhetoric. As an Algerian immigrant, his heroism dismantles stereotypes, showcasing how multiculturalism bolsters national resilience. Commentators note it as a "full-circle" moment: the son of immigrants protecting the nation that welcomed him.

 

Who is Samir Zitouni? The Heroic Train Worker Who Saved Passengers in the Cambridgeshire Stabbing Attack

 

https://www.bbntimes.com/society/who-is-samir-zitouni-the-heroic-train-worker-who-saved-passengers-in-the-cambridgeshire-stabbing-attack

5 hours ago, Yagoda said:

Only need to say it once. Americans know

 

You wont be missed. 

you will have me crying in a minute, please stop

30 minutes ago, Bday Prang said:

you will have me crying in a minute, please stop

Sorry. The thought of you weeping brokenly is quite pitiable

1 minute ago, Yagoda said:

Sorry. The thought of you weeping brokenly is quite pitiable

I'll leave it at that , Trump supporters should not be wasting time attacking each other , there are many others out there more deserving of our scorn.    I just don't like guns  or knives nothing persnal

1 minute ago, Bday Prang said:

I'll leave it at that , Trump supporters should not be wasting time attacking each other , there are many others out there more deserving of our scorn.    I just don't like guns  or knives nothing persnal

We are a big tent.

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20 hours ago, hotandsticky said:

Samir Zitouni.

 

Remember that name.

 

 

Not very English sounding and several people on here would immediately link a name that to a likely offender, rather than a hero

 

Samir was the LNER guard who prevented more casualties on that train and was hailed by police, as a hero.

Add to that the name of the suspect arrested is Anthony Williams, it's really not been a good time for those making early, speculative comments.

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