Post by Phoenix on Jun 30, 2007 18:23:35 GMT -5
Don't think a link is needed, but:
www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/europe/06/30/london.alert/index.html
The have the luck to discover the two cars before their bombs exploded. And then this happens in Glasgow.
As a new rule, I'm trying to back off on how much news I read anymore. Sounds strange maybe, but I am finding a need to limit how much of the ugly stuff I read about anymore.
So I am just skimming mostly. I wonder if there is more coming.
scary.
ETA-I forgot about all this going on, even though I was just watching Wimbleton and plan on watching some of the Diana tribute.
London is hosting Wimbledon, a gay pride march and a memorial concert for the late Diana, princess of Wales, this weekend.
Peter Clarke, deputy assistant commissioner for London's Metropolitan Police, was en route to Glasgow, Rae told reporters. He said the public is asked to be vigilant even though there is no intelligence to suggest further attacks might occur.
The weekend's incidents come days before the second anniversary of July 7, 2005, when four Islamic extremist suicide bombers killed 52 people on London's transport system in the deadliest strike on the city since World War II
www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/europe/06/30/london.alert/index.html
The have the luck to discover the two cars before their bombs exploded. And then this happens in Glasgow.
As a new rule, I'm trying to back off on how much news I read anymore. Sounds strange maybe, but I am finding a need to limit how much of the ugly stuff I read about anymore.
So I am just skimming mostly. I wonder if there is more coming.
scary.
ETA-I forgot about all this going on, even though I was just watching Wimbleton and plan on watching some of the Diana tribute.
London is hosting Wimbledon, a gay pride march and a memorial concert for the late Diana, princess of Wales, this weekend.
Peter Clarke, deputy assistant commissioner for London's Metropolitan Police, was en route to Glasgow, Rae told reporters. He said the public is asked to be vigilant even though there is no intelligence to suggest further attacks might occur.
The weekend's incidents come days before the second anniversary of July 7, 2005, when four Islamic extremist suicide bombers killed 52 people on London's transport system in the deadliest strike on the city since World War II