#YouAintNoMuslimBruv: Brits unite to condemn London Tube attack inghilois

As police investigate the motive behind the attack, the bystander's retort -- along with the hashtag #youaintnomuslimbruv -- has gone viral on social media.

Someone shouting, 'Drop it, drop it you fool!' was also heard in the footage.

London Underground's trademark notice boards, which usually inform commuters of delays and line closures, apparently publicized this message instead (although some say the message was Photoshopped):



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Others want a way of preserving the movement:

It was claimed that even during the attack, the British way of life went on:

Pertinent passages from the Quran, the Muslim holy book, were also added to the trend:

Some, however, wondered why the phrase needed to be said but praised it all the same:

And there were also a handful that didn't quite get the London slang. (Bruv is short for brother, bruv):

It was claimed that even during the attack, the British way of life went on: As police investigate the motive behind the attack, the bystander's retort -- along with the hashtag #youaintnomuslimbruv -- has gone viral on social media. Pertinent passages from the Quran, the Muslim holy book, were also added to the trend: Someone shouting, 'Drop it, drop it you fool!' was also heard in the footage. As police investigate the motive behind the attack, the bystander's retort -- along with the hashtag #youaintnomuslimbruv -- has gone viral on social media. As police investigate the motive behind the attack, the bystander's retort -- along with the hashtag #youaintnomuslimbruv -- has gone viral on social media. As police investigate the motive behind the attack, the bystander's retort -- along with the hashtag #youaintnomuslimbruv -- has gone viral on social media. London Underground's trademark notice boards, which usually inform commuters of delays and line closures, apparently publicized this message instead (although some say the message was Photoshopped): It was claimed that even during the attack, the British way of life went on: It was claimed that even during the attack, the British way of life went on: And there were also a handful that didn't quite get the London slang. (Bruv is short for brother, bruv): Pertinent passages from the Quran, the Muslim holy book, were also added to the trend: Others want a way of preserving the movement: Others want a way of preserving the movement: And there were also a handful that didn't quite get the London slang. (Bruv is short for brother, bruv): As police investigate the motive behind the attack, the bystander's retort -- along with the hashtag #youaintnomuslimbruv -- has gone viral on social media. Someone shouting, 'Drop it, drop it you fool!' was also heard in the footage. And there were also a handful that didn't quite get the London slang. (Bruv is short for brother, bruv): And there were also a handful that didn't quite get the London slang. (Bruv is short for brother, bruv): Pertinent passages from the Quran, the Muslim holy book, were also added to the trend: Pertinent passages from the Quran, the Muslim holy book, were also added to the trend: As police investigate the motive behind the attack, the bystander's retort -- along with the hashtag #youaintnomuslimbruv -- has gone viral on social media. It was claimed that even during the attack, the British way of life went on: It was claimed that even during the attack, the British way of life went on: Pertinent passages from the Quran, the Muslim holy book, were also added to the trend: Pertinent passages from the Quran, the Muslim holy book, were also added to the trend: Some, however, wondered why the phrase needed to be said but praised it all the same: And there were also a handful that didn't quite get the London slang. (Bruv is short for brother, bruv): Some, however, wondered why the phrase needed to be said but praised it all the same: And there were also a handful that didn't quite get the London slang. (Bruv is short for brother, bruv): Someone shouting, 'Drop it, drop it you fool!' was also heard in the footage. As police investigate the motive behind the attack, the bystander's retort -- along with the hashtag #youaintnomuslimbruv -- has gone viral on social media. Pertinent passages from the Quran, the Muslim holy book, were also added to the trend: London Underground's trademark notice boards, which usually inform commuters of delays and line closures, apparently publicized this message instead (although some say the message was Photoshopped): Others want a way of preserving the movement: As police investigate the motive behind the attack, the bystander's retort -- along with the hashtag #youaintnomuslimbruv -- has gone viral on social media. Someone shouting, 'Drop it, drop it you fool!' was also heard in the footage. Others want a way of preserving the movement: And there were also a handful that didn't quite get the London slang. (Bruv is short for brother, bruv): It was claimed that even during the attack, the British way of life went on: And there were also a handful that didn't quite get the London slang. (Bruv is short for brother, bruv): And there were also a handful that didn't quite get the London slang. (Bruv is short for brother, bruv):

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