In article >,
"0ld Yank" <same@ Isee.net> wrote:

> "bomba" > wrote in message
> ups.com...
> > spademan o---[) * wrote:
> > > Bomba is holed up in his office ATM.
> > > The whole thing really sucks, must be bloody scary for anyone in London.
> >
> > Aye, London's not a happy place at the moment. Pretty much the only
> > sounds are sirens and helicopters.
> >
> > As far as I can tell, all my family and friends are ok. I've had a fair
> > few concerned phone calls and e-mails, as I normally work out of an
> > office round the corner from Moorgate (scene of one of the blasts).
> > However, I'm working out of our other office today.
> >
> > Anyway, **** 'em. We've been through worse, we'll come through this.
>
>
> Well said. Terrorism gains its superiority when it victims fold into a
> whimpering, fetal position and capitulate as did the Spaniards when a
> similar act occurred on their soil.
>
> As to who's responsible (as asked mitchellNOSPAM) how can that even be in
> doubt.
>
> My deepest condolences go out to the victims' families; and my strong
> support goes out to the British people that they be strengthened by this
> rather than weakened.

What I really hope is that any strengthening includes an improvement of
our leaders' wisdom, not just their desire to take military action. True
strength comes from wisdom, not acts of violence.