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Just watching the news, and the whole of the london underground has been shut due to an series of explosions.
A bus has also exploded in london.
A bus has also exploded in london.
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Oh my god. How ironic is this whole situation - yesterday, a day of a joyous occasion, today 20 people are dead.
It makes me sick.
It makes me sick.
This is why I like living miles and miles away from London.
Well, this is what all these drills and training was for. You all saw it in the news a year or so back when they took part in a mock explosion on the underground, the E services can cope, its just how many places are hit...
They have turned off all the mobile systems in london, to stop further attacks.
Hopefully everyone will have another way of getting in contact with loved ones.
Hopefully everyone will have another way of getting in contact with loved ones.
I have no doubt this as been planned for a while but it's a hugh coincidence it happened the day after the county was celebrating and happy about the bid, my guess is they want us to not forget them and wipe the smiles off our faces.
I think the G8 summit may have more relevance than Olympics.
surely it's not about the Olympics, its no where near the site where the Olypics will be held, jsut hitting everyone going to work at 9am - 11 am, rush hours and that.
gimo80 wrote:
> It's ridiculous, as soon as we get something (finally), everyone has
> decided to slate the decesion and us as a country. 'Oh where will
> this go, oh will there be enough workers, oh is this appropriate?'
>
> We finally got something and this is meant to be an amazing accasion.
> If France/Madrid/whatever got it, then we wouldn't incessantly sulk -
> we will just be disappointed. Now everyone has a grudge against us.
> Ridiculous.
Quite incredible to compare this thread with the same one in 'intelligent forum' oe whatever its called.
> It's ridiculous, as soon as we get something (finally), everyone has
> decided to slate the decesion and us as a country. 'Oh where will
> this go, oh will there be enough workers, oh is this appropriate?'
>
> We finally got something and this is meant to be an amazing accasion.
> If France/Madrid/whatever got it, then we wouldn't incessantly sulk -
> we will just be disappointed. Now everyone has a grudge against us.
> Ridiculous.
Quite incredible to compare this thread with the same one in 'intelligent forum' oe whatever its called.
Fiery Salamander wrote:
> I have no doubt this as been planned for a while but it's a hugh
> coincidence it happened the day after the county was celebrating and
> happy about the bid, my guess is they want us to not forget them and
> wipe the smiles off our faces.
How could anytbody have known London would get the Olympics.
> I have no doubt this as been planned for a while but it's a hugh
> coincidence it happened the day after the county was celebrating and
> happy about the bid, my guess is they want us to not forget them and
> wipe the smiles off our faces.
How could anytbody have known London would get the Olympics.
Goatboy wrote:
> I think the G8 summit may have more relevance than Olympics.
> I think the G8 summit may have more relevance than Olympics.
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