JUST A THOUGHT - THE 'KHALID MASOODS' OF THE WORLD ARE REPRIHENSIBLE; BUT... PART 2.

Of course, it is not only Allah that people like Khalid Masood has disrespected and sinned against. 

Evil doers like him have also disrespected and disgraced their families.

It is unfortunate that Khalid Masood was killed in this attacked, although it was a necessary price to be paid to avoid him killing and maiming other people. 

However, a cretin like this man needed to die 1001 deaths to begin to compensate for his barbarous crimes.

Considering the wider implications of the atrocious attack by Khalid Masood. 

I wonder if it is too  much to think that it might help ordinary people in the West. 

To demonstrate more empathy with the hundreds of thousands of similarly innocent people in Yemen and Syria, and Libya and other  countries in conflict. 

Who are having to endure atrocities many times larger than that in London? 

Atrocities which are, if not being perpetrated directly by western governments, such as Britain and the United States, are being aided and abetted by them. 

By way of them supplying Saudi Arabia with arms and logistical support to bomb the people of Yemen. 

By them providing arms, logistical and covert support for the rebels fighting the Syrian government?

When we consider the 'fruits' of the support which Britain and the United States are providing for Saudi Arabia and its Sunni allies in their attack on the Yemeni people, and to the rebels in Syria.

Should we not pose the question: Is the British and American governments not very similar to Khalid Masood?

Or, if you will, how are they different, except that the violence they are inflicting on the people of Yemen and Syria, bears no comparison, in its scale and the number of victims, to that of Khalid Masood? 

Is it the case that, because the violence which Britain and the United States is inflicting on Yemen and Syria, is so massive, that it some how 'legitimises'? 

That because both countries are making war, as it were, on Yemen and Syria, their acts of violence is 'acceptable' and 'understandable'? 

To be continued