Taxpayers Funded Manchester Attack

You get one guess as to who bankrolled Salman Abedi’s terror atrocity in Manchester. That’s correct, taxpayers:

The Manchester suicide bomber used taxpayer-funded student loans and benefits to bankroll the terror plot, police believe.

Salman Abedi is understood to have received thousands of pounds in state funding in the run up to [last] Monday’s atrocity even while he was overseas receiving bomb-making training.

Police are investigating Abedi’s finances, including how he paid for frequent trips to Libya where he is thought to have been taught to make bombs at a jihadist training camp.

It isn’t just Britain’s infamously generous dole.

One former detective said jihadists were enrolling on university courses to collect the student loans “often with no intention of turning up”.

Abedi was given at least £7,000 from the taxpayer-funded Student Loans Company after beginning a business administration degree at Salford University in October 2015.

It is thought he received a further £7,000 in the 2016 academic year even though by then he had already dropped out of the course.

How convenient for the Islamists imported into Europe and bred by the welfare state that they don’t have to work for a living, which might distract them from jihad.

On a tip from Torcer.