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Vehicles destroyed in London riots

(Xinhua)

08:15, August 11, 2011

A council worker clears the remains of destroyed vehicles in Hackney, north London August 9, 2011. British Prime Minister David Cameron said he would recall parliament from its summer recess for a day on Thursday after rioting swept through London for three consecutive nights. (Xinhua/Reuters Photo)


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aan at 2011-08-11120.166.7.*
Today , we all over the world have seen clearly ,that they had suppressed & killed their own people, killing innocent people in Libya ( for robbed the oil ) & anywhere else around the world .This obviously moral decadence of the kingdom and the British government , that had been for so long, they trying to covered up all crimes against the humanity of the people around the world .

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