This is a global problem. In Britain we have been relatively fortunate, so far, but it only appears that way due to the quality of out intelligence services and, I suspect, a bit of information suppression.

But if it's not a muslim that commits this sort of crime, they're a lone wolf or nutter.

The semantics of how different groups are represented in the media is melting peoples' brains it would appear.
You said there were hundreds of examples but couldn't give any more than the 2 I provided. Is that because you are talking out of your arse , is it because you genuinely don't know but it's easier to follow that narrative as it's easier to have a scapegoat than call the government to question as to why the country is in the state it's in, or are you just on a wind up?

I'll ask again, If anyone shouts I want to kill a muslim befiore stabbing someone, is it a case of islamophobia? Something made him mad enough to target that particular group.

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Not particually, the rate rises and wanes more based on global events, and has always fallen far below the 125,000 or so UK born citizens who emigrate from the UK each year.

The biggest spike in 2012 was an increase of approx. 5000 on the UK asylum figure, which related to people from Syria working in the UK, inc embassy staff etc, students and tourists who were trapped here by the civil war and we're granted temporary status to stay.

The UK doesn't have an immigration problem around Asylum, the figures have never even come close to the national emigration figures.

The problems of UK migration are entirely around economic migration of low cost workers.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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Statistically, the mentally ill are far more a threat of violence from society, than being a cause of violence in society.

Care in the community doesn't cover most serious mental disorders that are related to violence. These typically result in section orders, with supervised release when the patient is deemed unlikely to be a threat to themselves or others.

Typically the only really violent disorders tend towards paranoid schizophrenia (and some instances of schizophrenia) and undiagnosed personality disorders - typically that haven't been detected and treated / assessed.

There are people in psychiatric wards who have spend 25 years inside on 3 year sentances, due to being diagnosed with things like borderline personality disorder or anti-social personality disorder, after being sentenced.

The problem with the 'mentally ill' that are a threat to society, is that they're rarely diagnosed except through prison forensic psychology services (which are at best patchy). Often people with these disorders will go through the prison system several times before coming into contact with Psychiatric services.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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Can we clarify that, to you, if a Muslim commits a crime it's because they are a terrorist. But if a non Muslim commits a similar crime they are a Barking lone wolf

I'm sure that;s true.

The upshot is that no system is perfect and some potentially dangerous people will slip through the net.