Friday, July 12, 2013

'My daddy, my hero'

thanks to ATLAS

HEARTBREAKING!!!

'My daddy, my hero'

http://atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com/atlas_shrugs/2013/07/my-daddy-my-hero.html#more

Citing quran chapter and verse, the public beheading of this young father by Muslims on a public street in broad daylight is unimaginable. And the banning of Robert Spencer and me from laying a wreath for Lee Rigby in Woolwich is unfathomable. The sanction of the dhimma. Help us fight the ban; contribute to our legal fund here. It is an expensive legal fight.

'My daddy, my hero' - Thousands mourn UK soldier Lee Rigby hacked to death in London terror attack From ASSOCIATED PRESS via NY Post (thanks to Pamela Hall)
Jack Rigby, 2, watches as the coffin of his father Fusilier Lee Rigby leaves Bury Parish Church after his military funeral today in the UK.Drummer Lee RigbyRebecca Rigby, left, wife of slain Fusilier Lee Rigby, arrives with their son Jack today.Lee Rigby's body is carried out of Bury Parish church by soldiers from 2nd Battalion Royal Regiment of Fusiliers today after his funeral service.
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Jack Rigby, 2, watches as the coffin of his father Fusilier Lee Rigby leaves Bury Parish Church after his military funeral today in the UK.
LONDON — British Prime Minister David Cameron joined thousands of mourners Friday at the funeral of a British soldier killed in broad daylight by alleged Islamic extremists.
Lee Rigby, 25, was hacked to death May 22 on a London street near his army barracks. The killing shocked Britain and much of the world.
 
On Friday, Rigby's family and mourners were greeted with applause by members of the public lining the streets outside Bury Parish Church in northwest England, where soldiers from Rigby's Royal Regiment of Fusiliers had maintained an honor guard overnight.
 
The soldier's widow, Rebecca, walked into the church with the couple's 2-year-old son Jack, who wore a T-shirt bearing the words "My Daddy My Hero." Rigby's parents and sisters were in tears.
 
 
London Mayor Boris Johnson was among the public officials in attendance.
The service was private, in keeping with the family's wishes, but broadcast on loudspeakers to well-wishers packing the street outside the church.
 
Jack Rigby, 2, watches as the coffin of his father Fusilier Lee Rigby leaves Bury Parish Church after his military funeral today in the UK.Drummer Lee RigbyRebecca Rigby, left, wife of slain Fusilier Lee Rigby, arrives with their son Jack today.Lee Rigby's body is carried out of Bury Parish church by soldiers from 2nd Battalion Royal Regiment
 of Fusiliers today after his funeral service.
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Drummer Lee Rigby
Jack Rigby, 2, watches as the coffin of his father Fusilier Lee Rigby leaves Bury Parish Church after his military funeral today in the UK.Drummer Lee RigbyRebecca Rigby, left, wife of slain Fusilier Lee Rigby, arrives with their son Jack today.Lee Rigby's body is carried out of Bury Parish church by soldiers from 2nd Battalion Royal Regiment of Fusiliers today after his funeral service.
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Rebecca Rigby, left, wife of slain Fusilier Lee Rigby, arrives with their son Jack today.
 
Rigby's commanding officer, Lt. Col. Jim Taylor, described the soldier as "extremely popular" and "truly charismatic," telling mourners the man known to friends as "Riggers" loved to perform.
"To be with Lee was to be where it was most fun — the center of good times and much mischief," 
 
Taylor said in a eulogy. "People fell quickly under his spell. Whether it was in work or off duty, at a ceremonial engagement or on operations, Lee just knew how to lighten the mood. He could brighten a room within moments and, by all accounts, clear a dance floor in seconds, if a Whitney Houston track was playing."
 
Rebecca Rigby had earlier expressed gratitude for the "overwhelming" outpouring of support following the attack.
 
"There are so many kind and generous people out there," she said in a pool interview ahead of the funeral. "It's just horrible that it takes something such as this to make you see how many good people there are."
 
Rigby's death caused a spike in racial tensions in Britain due to the apparent involvement of religious extremists. Police reported an increase in attacks against Muslim mosques and community centers in the subsequent weeks.
 
The two men charged in relation to Rigby's killing — Michael Adebolajo, 28, and Michael Adebowale, 22 — are due to stand trial starting Nov. 18.
 
Jack Rigby, 2, watches as the coffin of his father Fusilier Lee Rigby leaves Bury Parish Church after his military funeral today in the UK.Drummer Lee RigbyRebecca Rigby, left, wife of slain Fusilier Lee Rigby, arrives with their son Jack today.Lee Rigby's body is carried out of Bury Parish church by soldiers from 2nd Battalion Royal Regiment of Fusiliers today after his funeral service.
EPA
Lee Rigby's body is carried out of Bury Parish church by soldiers from 2nd Battalion Royal Regiment of Fusiliers today after his funeral service.

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