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Pop / Rock 09/08/2011

Musicians Flock To Twitter Over The London Riots!

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Musicians Flock To Twitter Over The London Riots!
LONDON, UK (Top40 Charts) Musicians have taken to social networking site Twitter to vent their frustrations over the shocking riots that have swept London since the weekend.

Example posted a mixture of frustration and humour, saying, "All these Nandos on fire? Thats some over cooked chicken wings. Pull the army out of Afghanistan and stop all this bullshit now please", before adding, "If you're gonna set fire to any house in London please make it the Big Brother house."

The severity of the situation has worsened significantly with over 450 people having been arrested since Saturday, August 6 and 'Paper Planes' singer M.I.A. revealed that her family was directly affected by the looting: "My cousin's restaurant in croydon has been looted, and gave away all the food. My cousins gold shop - a five year old is walking round looting my cousin's shop."

Meanwhile, Kelly Osbourne aired her concern for friends' safety and wrote, "i literally cant leave my lap top busy making sure friends are safe and glued to the news #londonriots."
"With the greatest of respect the police are not educated enough 2 deal with this kind of destruction so why dont they bring in the bloody army. just to make myself clear i DON'T MEAN THE POLICE ARE STUPID just that they have no been taught to deal with things on this level!"

Franz Ferdinand singer Alex Kapranos asked where the Prime Minister was in regards to the riots and widespread looting. He said, "Where the fuck are the Bullingdon boys? What's wrong you cunts? Would you only end your holidays if it were Fortnum & Mason being looted?"

Poet and musician Scroobius Pip simply stated, "This is Britain punching itself in the face. Repeatedly."






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