My condolences to the friends and family of the 52 people who lost their lives and the 700 injured in the 7th July London Bomb attacks, 2005.
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My condolences to the friends and family of the 52 people who lost their lives and the 700 injured in the 7th July London Bomb attacks, 2005.
More information available here.
I think it's a shame that there is no remeberence ceremonies and there is nothing on tv about it
There was, GMTV supplied information and interviewed people. It was a horriable day and not many people would want to remember it in detail.
My thoughts go out to those affected by the 7/7 bombings. God bless them all.
Im kind of pissed that it dosent get media coverage that 9/11 gets. I know 9/11 was much bigger but still london is a major city
Gawd one lass could be dead (Madalline) and it gets months of media and 52 deaths are virtually forgotten.
I guess it's kinda good that all these films and conspiracy programmes aren't made for 7/7 like 9/11. There were ceremonies in London today but I guess life goes on, London (and England) has been at risk of terrorism for decades.
My condolences were with them 3 years ago, but not now - it's time to move on.
I forgot about them..
;o
thats how little attention they pay to it.
and i watch/read the news quite a bit.
:( shame x
My mum was there in april, and thing is she lived near one of the tube stations that was bombed therefore she was there. God bless.
Anyway, my condolences to those affected, including their family and friends.
it was on BBC London news.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mitch4?
I completely forgot about it,
I think it's good that we've moved on. It made an impact then but now, it shows terrorism has little effect on the British people.
Same, except the 3 muslims who died causing it.
i agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by Virgin Mary
Its better to forget 7/7, even if we dont find the will to forgive.
Oh for Gods sake.
I know, I'll sound like a heartless fool, but honestely.
They're dead and gone, wow! A Tube station blew up, do we have award ceremonies for those who die in other places of Britain? Or in Iraq? No.
Yeah, we have "burials" but not ceremonies to remember those who died!
And, most of those who died in the bombings weren't of British origin.
Yes, I'm saying they were foreigners, we shouldn't give a damn and make a ceremony of it.
We should care about our own people, before those who aren't of Britain.
/rant.
That's a ridiculously small-minded thing to say. Though obviously it wouldn't apply when you go to another country and need medical help, because that's a different matter!