Outrage as shrine to murdered soldier Lee Rigby is removedWorld | 207165 hits | Jan 19 12:13 am | Posted by: N_Fiddledog  Flags, flowers and banners occupied the spot opposite the Royal Artillery Barracks in Woolwich, London, where Fusilier Rigby was killed by Islamic terrorists in May 2013.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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A more likely explanation is:
'We are acting now because the number of items has expanded significantly in recent months and any have been weathered, worn and look unsightly.'
..,official memorials to the murdered soldier would remain, adding: 'There is a memorial plaque in nearby St George's Chapel and a book of remembrance at Woolwich Town Hall, along with an online version.
The council has spoken to Lee's widow and mother ahead of the removal to make them aware, and they are sympathetic. We have also consulted with the Army and Police.
'The items were removed carefully and packed away for the family to collect if they wish.
'The brutal murder of Lee Rigby will be remember by all of us; he remains in our hearts and minds.'
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Except he has a better theory as to why Woolwich council wants to forget.
was also murdered on the streets of London.
He got a memorial.
He was murdered in 1993. Princess Kate visited the street memorial last Tuesday.
http://www.thisisinsider.com/kate-middl ... fit-2018-1
I don't know if she's ever been told to show any interest in Lee Rigby though.
Stephen Lawrence
was also murdered on the streets of London.
He got a memorial.
He was murdered in 1993. Princess Kate visited the street memorial last Tuesday.
http://www.thisisinsider.com/kate-middl ... fit-2018-1
I don't know if she's ever been told to show any interest in Lee Rigby though.
Well, a place that was going to be built anyway was named after him (years after the fact btw). The government didn�t build it especially for him.
And what does it matter anyway?
And what does it matter anyway?
It doesn't matter.
Why does it matter that people want a memorial for Lee Rigby?
I think Woolwich council wants to dig up the street plaque somebody placed for Lee Rigby, don't they?
Here's the street plaque memorial for Stephen Lawrence.
I think Woolwich council wants to dig up the street plaque somebody placed for Lee Rigby, don't they?
What? No where on earth did you get that idea from?
They�re clearly just talking about the homemade signs posters and banners people have put up
I think Woolwich council wants to dig up the street plaque somebody placed for Lee Rigby, don't they?
What? No where on earth did you get that idea from?
That's what I was asking you. I thought I'd heard that somewhere. If so where did I hear it, is what I was wondering.
I think I got the idea by mistakenly putting different stories together. The Rigby memorial opposite the Royal Artillery Barracks in Woolwich where Fusilier Rigby was killed by Islamic terrorists is where the plaque is. Among the reasons claimed for removing the memorial was the supposed worry it would be vandalized like the Stephen Lawrence memorial gets vandalized from time to time. Somehow I put all that together and got the idea they wanted to remove the plaque. I wasn't certain though. That's why I asked.
But no, on closer examination it looks like they're not calling for the removal of the plaque (yet.)
Might have been refurbished since this pic though.
It's more or less the spot where Rigby was murdered. They don't want to be reminded in a way they can't just look the other way and pretend it didn't happen.