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Police officers investigate a crime scene at Leytonstone underground station in east London, Britain December 6, 2015.
Following a terrorist incident at a London underground station - in which three people were stabbed by a man reportedly screaming "this is for Syria" - people have rallied around the hashtag #YouAintNoMuslimBruv.
It started trending after a man was filmed telling the suspected attacker - who was still being questioned by police on Sunday morning - "you ain't no Muslim bruv."
The hashtag quickly became the top trend across the
Here are just some of the many tweets:
Have nothing clever to say, but want to tweet #YouAintNoMuslimBruv because it's brilliant
- Jo Usmar (@jousmar) December 6, 2015#YouAintNoMuslimBruv #lovelondon well done @TfL pic.twitter.com/gtJbifTRmK
- Peter Holt (@peterholt99) December 6, 2015Gotta love the pure Britishness of a response like #YouAintNoMuslimBruv. Well done, that man!
- Hardy (@HardyM) December 6, 2015The #YouAintNoMuslimBruv hashtag is a treasure
- SUM(M)ER (@nebulaghost) December 6, 2015To the eyewitness who shouted #YouAintNoMuslimBruv, he spoke for millions of British voices and got the point across directly in 1 moment.
- Mo Farooq (@MoFarooq9) December 6, 2015Loving Britain, London, the police, and the guy who shouted this today. #YouAintNoMuslimBruv
- Imogen Howson (@imogenhowson) December 6, 2015#YouAintNoMuslimBruv such a British response
- Ellie ? (@elliesadcherry) December 6, 2015Just caught the news of #leytonstone there are no words except #youaintnomuslimbruv
- Chloe (@chloelikes2talk) December 6, 2015#YouAintNoMuslimBruv if you think killing innocent people will get you to heaven
- Shabs (@Dream_On_Sho) December 5, 2015Spot on words from the young men. I really don't know how police do what they do-so much respect for them #YouAintNoMuslimBruv #Leytonstone
- Shazia (@ShaziaAwan) December 5, 2015A nation's decline mapped: #youaintnomuslimbruv is poor diction, poor grammar, and a double negative. To some it's 'very British'. I despair
- Sensatus (@Sensatus) December 6, 2015Last week MPs voted to extend RAF air strikes on Islamic State militants in Iraq to Syria, home of the terror groups self-declared capital Raqqa.