I know it's the Sun,but they do say thee's no smoke without fire
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im laughing at the camera pose, they probably made £800 or something from that pose, They would have been total Fucks if they showed their face though....jokers
so they posed?If they are from west london then i def see em around. They look like some of the young kids from the area. Two muppets though getting duped by the sun. Fock the sun.
i thought the sun got these pictures from facebook and shid
thats what a lot of papers do these days when talking about "yoof"
you're saying they posed for the sun? ...come on now thats low
ma page 3 pinnups bay isku haysteen?
i thought the sun got these pictures from facebook and shid
thats what a lot of papers do these days when talking about "yoof"
you're saying they posed for the sun? ...come on now thats low
ma page 3 pinnups bay isku haysteen?
their territory do they think this is somalia. caqli somali. 
King’s Cross
In the shadow of the British Library – a magnet for tourists – Somali gangs are plying their trade, selling what they call “Eurodrugs” to the students and holidaymakers who flood off the Eurostar link with the continent at King’s Cross.
As well as selling ecstasy and cannabis to the youngsters looking to “spice up” their visit to the capital, they are also feeding the crippling addiction of thousands with harder drugs.
To them, Britain’s streets are a soft, ripe-for-the-plucking goldmine of illegal cash.
Official figures show 101,000 Somalis here but the true number is believed to be more like 250,000. Many of them are here illegally.
We spoke to two members of London’s biggest Somali outfit – The Woolwich Boys – who explained why they now dominate the underworld.
The gang members – nothing to do with the Somalis who sold us drugs – refused to reveal their identity. They are known simply as Chad, 21 and Mo, 18.
We came over here when we were ten years old,” says Chad.
“People in the UK have no idea what it was like growing up there.
“If my parents hadn’t made a run for it I wouldn’t be alive.
“Gangs here aren’t tough, we’re tough. We run things now, no one can f*** with us.”
As well as the trade in drugs, Somali gangs have carved themselves a niche as hit men, carrying out executions for cash.
“If you wanted someone stabbed or maimed it will cost you £500,” Mo growls chillingly. “Having someone killed would cost more,
“Guns, knives – we use them all.”
In London, Somali gangs are far from small-time street dealers. They are highly motivated, organised and driven by a powerful lust for cash.
Chad told us: “We use a system to sell our drugs which means we all make good money and don’t need to compete with each other.
“There is one mobile phone SIM card which all the customers have the number of. We’re talking thousands of punters, ya get me? Somalis never work under the influence, we don’t touch the class A. But we sell it by the boatload. The SIM card will be held in shifts.
“One group, will have the card for eight hours, answering the calls and making drop-offs – smack, crack, whatever.
nightshit is a funny business“It’s a shift system, with everyone keeping the money they make on their shift. That’s how we’ve been able to grow bigger than any of the gangs already here – we’re way more organised.
“That, and the fact we’ll put a bullet in your skull if you try to f*** with any of us.
“We stick together speaking the same language and working with the same people. We can’t be infiltrated.”
Somali gangs operate using safety in numbers, driven over from Africa in vast numbers, all with pound signs in their eyes.
The Woolwich Boys alone have about 200 members, covering only a small part of south London.
It’s the same story in Camden, the north London borough where we bought drugs on the street, and in east London areas such as Hackney and Tower Hamlets.
In Liverpool, Manchester and Leeds they are also major players. A number of high-profile gangland killings have been carried out by Somali gangs in Liverpool.
“We have numbers now, because so many of us have been allowed into the UK,” says Mo.
“We’ve all come over here with one thing on our mind – money. And we don’t care how we get it. The government don’t stand a chance.
“How do you scare a Somali from coming over and committing crime with the threat of jail, when the alternative is stay there and end up dead?
“Besides, it’s too late. The Somalis are here to stay, and there’s nothing anyone can do about it.”
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