New Culture Forum Macron is No Friend of Britain + Appeasing Islamists Is an INSULT to 7/7 Victims
Jul 12, 2025
In this discussion, Peter Lloyd, a Columnist and best-selling author, delves into the troubling aftermath of the 7/7 terrorist attacks, criticizing how elites evade linking Islam to extremism. He argues that Macron is no ally to Britain, examining the contrasting political climate in Spain with the rise of populism. Lloyd highlights the need for honest dialogues around terrorism and addresses the dangers of neglecting ideological issues. The conversation underscores the importance of confronting past traumas to prevent future tragedies.
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Lingering Fear of 7-7 Attack
- Peter Lloyd still feels nervous riding the London tube after the 7-7 attacks.
- The trauma and fear caused by homegrown Islamic terrorists linger deeply in Londoners' minds.
Avoiding Blame Enables Threats
- The official response to 7-7 avoided blaming Islam or any communities responsible.
- This denial and euphemistic handling allowed repeated threats without effective resolution.
Personal Attack Preceded 7-7
- Dr. Kisley was stabbed by Somali youths in Manchester just a year before 7-7.
- The response was to blame the victim, mirroring the denial seen after the 7-7 attack.