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Bombs in London

7 Jul 2005, 07:54
Anyone care to join me in giving the middle finger to the fuckers that bombed London this morning?

My wife travels to work every day to the City, but today was off sick. I'm sure that there are plenty not so lucky. If this turns out to be al Queda (or whatever they call themselves), it just reinforces my loathing of religious fanaticism. Truth is though we're all wide open to this, because they are walking around with us everyday, integrated into our society, taking our free health care and state benefits. Makes me sick.


Matthew

Re: Bombs in London

7 Jul 2005, 08:55
I'm with you

I've just heard it on the news

My support to all of you UK guys and to the victims familys.

Killing inocent people is, by no means, a way to make a stand on anything.


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Re: Bombs in London

7 Jul 2005, 09:35
They have my middle finger too, as do all terrorists (or military or anyone) who hurt the innocent.

Dog

Re: Bombs in London

7 Jul 2005, 09:57
People like to live together in groups like cities, they seem to need each other but then they go and blow each other up.

My wife travels thur King Cross each morning but was running late today.

I'm a pasifist (unless it's something like WWII) but fuck them all.

The human mind is a deep place. People can convince themselves that they are right in killing innocent people.

I am baffled.
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Re: Bombs in London

7 Jul 2005, 11:54
I just can?t figure out what their goal is. Blowing up civilians here and there will just make peopple angry. What ever sympathy these terrorgroups once had now are gone.

Or is it as with any crimeorganisation, they want money? And ceeping the whole of London as hostage maby profitable by extorting the government?

Don't have the X6 .. yet ..

Fuckers!!!

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Re: Bombs in London

7 Jul 2005, 13:26
I feel sorry for those innocent victims. how DO they get into these countries? i mean, with strict immigration policies and such, how DO they get in?

Naji,
nice idea. But it wont change the terrorists' attitude one bit.



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Re: Bombs in London

7 Jul 2005, 14:26
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"I just can?t figure out what their goal is. Blowing up civilians here and there will just make peopple angry. What ever sympathy these terrorgroups once had now are go"
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Remember when they bombed the train in Madrid?? They wanted Spain to pull out of Iraq, that's what they got.


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Re: Bombs in London

7 Jul 2005, 15:56
Phait... I don't think the alliance between Bush and Blair over Iraq was what urged the terrorists to inflict this heinous act upon London, but rather the fact that the world's media is heavily focussed on the UK at the moment due to being chosen to host the 2012 Olympics yesterday and the fact that the G8 summit commenced this morning in Gleneagles in Scotland.

I for one had a bit of a frantic day answering the phone where everyone was calling me to see if I was OK since one of my major customers is the British Medical Association who are situated in the building that the roof of the bombed double decker bus crashed into.... In fact it is usually in that very spot that I take a cigarette break when I'm working at their site.

It's a sad day... but London survived the Blitz in WWII so a few bombs won't stop us Brits from doing "business as usual".

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Re: Bombs in London

7 Jul 2005, 16:18
Dave - my upper lip is as stiff as yours - fuck em. We also dealt with the IRA and their associated spin offs. I'm no political animal, so the Bush / Blair thing passes me by a bit. But the 37 people killed (so far) had nothing to do with Iraq, Blair or Bush. They just were going to work and leave behind Mums, Dads, Husbands, Wifes and Children who also probably don't give a shit about politics right now.



Matthew

Re: Bombs in London

7 Jul 2005, 16:26
Which is why we should all consider ourselves targets. Enough bleeding heart liberalism. Wipe the F**kers out. And quickly.

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Re: Bombs in London

7 Jul 2005, 16:40
Enough bleeding heart liberalism. Wipe the F**kers out. And quickly.

With all due respect, Adam. . . . . .

If only it were that easy, London, Madrid, and the WTC would never have happened. This, in actuality, has nothing to do with liberalism or conservatism.

It has far more to do with fanaticism.

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