Incident in London

I hope everyone across the pond and their kith and kin are safe. We know how you feel.

I know, it´s awful down there. I was in London earlier and thankfully left King´s Cross about half an hour before it all started; the city is literally paralysed. Our office sent everyone home for the day, but most of us stayed around to help out where we could. @FD, you don´t? It´s a fairly big deal over here... <img src=smilies/icon_smile_disapprove.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle>

<font size=1 face="trebuchet ms"><BLOCKQUOTE><hr size=1 noshade>I don´t see any real good coming from this, but will leave it open for the moment. No politics or flaming or the hardware ( )comes out. <hr size=1 noshade></BLOCKQUOTE></font><font face=´trebuchet ms, Verdana, Arial, Helvetica´ size=2> I don´t regard this is a politics matter, I feel it is a tragic incident that people have a right to hear about and discuss. What I find scary was that if my treatment hadn´t been delayed for a few days, it´s possible that I could have been extremely close to several of the explosions, which were located on the path I take to get to the hospital. -------------------------------- <b>trm.zack@gmail.com </b> <img src=´http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-12/908957/trm.gif ´> Leader of the Republic-Second Contact Team. &quot;Criminal Organisations don´t just spring up overnight. It´s a conspiracy&quot; - overheard on a a Liberty comm frequency

I had to come out of hiding for this. The first thing I thought of was after the Tsunami when we had an entire thread trying to figure out if anyone who posted came from that area. This time, I thought we would need the same kind of thing. It´s been a while since I´ve posted, but I´m not gone. I just haven´t made it to the site in a while (primarily couldn´t get onto it during the day here). I hope everyone over there is alright and my heart goes out to the families of the victims. With all due respect, FD (and thats still a lot of respect), I think you distracted from the topic with your post.

Well, that was a fun morning I had at school today. Vauge information trickling in, and all the while I was panicing about my Dad who´s up in london at the moment. Fortunatley, I managed to get a phonecall through. Still, this is pretty damn scary.

I live just outside of London and what has happened here is both sick and sad. My heart goes out to the families of those who have died.

man first the ira now this i think that they have enough on their hands. who are you? <img src=´http://img296.echo.cx/img296/6381/theshroud9ar.png ´> <img src=´http://www.danasoft.com/sig/2548.jpg ´>

My thoughts and prayers go out to those people as well. After watching the news coverage this brings back strong memories of 9/11 here in the US. Again, I´m feeling silent anger at those responsible. Unthinkable. I just don´t understand how some people can perpetrate these acts. <img src=smilies/icon_smile_disapprove.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle>

Hopefully everyone who was injured in the explosions aer on the quick road to recovery. I heard about the explosions when I was at work and was shocked, but not surprised, terrorists will atack anyone they want for any reason ( or no reason) and the sad thing is that they think they are doing the right thing, even when their own religious leaders condem them, even when their families and friends condem them. they thingk that they are doing gods work, but in realaity they are only doing what even their religion conciders evil, but they still do it. What happened in london today was deplorable and served no pourpose, not even to those who did the act. I know many people who visit this site live or work in london, I hope that they and their families are safe and their friends are also safe. Blessed Be to all those that still dream of the flight to the stars.

I have alot of family there and was scared for their safety, all of em called <img src=smilies/icon_smile_big.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle> so i am happy, though if youhave lost family members, I am sorry for your loss...... um...Yeah....

The sad fact is that we should have expected this sort of thing to happen. As security chiefs pointed out, an attack was &quot;inevitable&quot;, though that does not make it any better for those injured or harmed by the attacks. At least we can attribute this stance to the amazing efficiency with which the emergency services worked. At least partially. @Zack I was under the impression that it was only 4 explosions; 3 being on the tubes, 1 on that bus., though maybe those were only the serious ones.

Geez,I hope everyone we know from London is ok.My prayers to everyone caught in this horrible incident.

This is a horrible, tragic waste. <img src=smilies/icon_smile_sad.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle> This attack reminds us all that we are living in a world full of hatred, anger, and blind faith. Which can only be conquered by compassion, understanding, and an open mind.

A tragedy, to be sure, though one wonders why it wasn´t worse.

the only thing that corsses my mind when i think about this is.....&quot;why?....&quot;

I know this is a grave dig,but.. London again has been hit by 4 more explosions on 3 Underground stations and a Bus. Some people are just truly evil and like a phoenix i´ll return from the ashes....with the help of the re-spawn key<img src=smilies/icon_smile_tongue.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle>

Yes. More troubles in my home city. <img src=smilies/icon_smile_sad.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle> We all wait with baited breath, the explosions aren´t serious though, apparently only detonators were used instead of real explosives - but we´ll know more soon. *sigh*

My prayer to all in London, None Deseved this ´Today the guns are silent. A great tragedy has ended... we have known the bitterness of defeat and the exultation of triumph, and from both we have learned there can be no turning back. We must go forward to preserve in peace what we have won in war.´ &quot;