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Six Bomb Blasts Around Central London

Posted by Zonk on from the respectful dept.

M3rk1n_Muffl3y writes "There were six explosions around London this morning. Information is still emerging, but looks like there were bombs detonated on a bus near Russel Square and several others on the Underground around the City and King's Cross. It's been difficult to reach people on their mobiles."

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  1. 100,000 Civilian Deaths Estimated in Iraq by NotATerrorist · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A796 7-2004Oct28.html

  2. The definition of fanaticism... by composer777 · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    is if you find yourself going in the wrong direction, you double your speed. The war in Iraq has gotten us these results so far, and instead of pulling back, we double our speed, just brilliant. The obvious solution is to pull our troops out, but I doubt fanatics like you would ever figure that one out.

    It reminds me of the drug war, which has made very little real progress, other than locking some people up, but if you ever ask a DEA agent, they'll tell you the lack of progress is a sign that we need to dedicate even MORE resources to the effort, not that it's a failed policy.

  3. Paul Hill by bayers · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    Paul Hill was a kind and gentle man who looked like he could be your dentist. One day he bought a shotgun and gunned down an abortionist and his bodyguard in cold blood. Paul Hill had prayed with his prayer group and came to the conclusion that God wanted these people dead.

    Paul Hill knew full well the State of Florida would execute him because of his actions. He died on the gurny, with a leathal drip in his arm. He was surrounded by members of his prayer group. They were all crying. They were crying because Paul was going to heaven. They were crying tears of joy.

    Paul Hill believed that God's law took precidence over man's law.