Ryan McBeth
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Disinformation and the Southport Incident
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July 31, 2024
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The people of Southport suffered a tragic event on July 29th, 2024 when an attacker entered a ballet class with a knife. The attacker was later identified by a website called "Channel3Now.com" to be "Ali Al-Shakati," but there are a few problems with the claim.
1. The attacker was 17 years old. The names of minors cannot be released by the police while the case is ongoing.
2. The name "Ali Al-Shakati" is not a common Arab name, and may be a nonsense word.
3. The attacker is claimed to be from Rwanda, which has a very small muslim population.
4. There is no address or phone contact information on the Channel3Now.com website - only an email address and a contact form. There is also no record of them on LinkedIn.
5. MI5, not MI6 would deal with domestic terrorists.
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