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JMI mate:
We will do our best at keeping safe, easier saying than doing in these troubled times. One never knows what the hell is going to happen next, the main concern for the Brits and others over here is the fact that this was not picked up by the security services.
The worst bit for me yesterday was the fact that I have a niece here in London, she always gets the tube at King's Cross underground around 8.45am, worse still was the fact she uses the Piccadilly line. Could not contact her at all and it was a worrying time, however, it transpired that all the mobile networks were down, eventually she rang around midday and boy was I relieved to hear her voice. She was very lucky, she was on the train immediately before the one which carried the bomb.
My condolences go out to those who died and their families and my sympathy to the ones who are injured their families too. For around 3 hours I believe I knew how they are feeling right now.
They can do what the hell they want but they will never succeed, I just hope that GWB and Mr Blair and the rest of the democratic world will use this to speed up their assault on terrorism. When they catch up with them they should put the whole lot together in a field with a cemtex collar around their necks, timed to go off at 1 minute intervals.
/hobferret
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