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Post by MaRije on Jul 7, 2005 20:42:20 GMT 3
Yes.. that´s totally true!
I can´t understand it! It´s so horrible!
I´m watching the news all the time!
My toughts go out to all the people
in London! God please help him....
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Post by pau on Jul 7, 2005 23:24:15 GMT 3
My oh my!!! this is just awful!! I'm very worried, I hope all the Londoners from here are all right... this is just sad...  |
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Post by Karen on Jul 7, 2005 23:40:23 GMT 3
Even sadder now that they have confirmed it was terrorists, Al Qaeda  in Europe have claimed responsibility but it's not verified. Anyone that can just kill and injure almost a thousand innocent people deserve nothing less then to rot in hell. Sorry, but I hate them with a passion. |
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Post by Serena on Jul 8, 2005 18:45:43 GMT 3
OKay I'm living in London and I still can't believe what happened,its such a strange feeling when u see Aldgate Station and u have all these opictures in ur head of all the people who were hurt. I#m just extremly lucky that I slept too long yesterday or I might have had been in the wrong tube. My brother almost went into the tube where everything happened, but he couldn't get in because it was so full and he took the car. Only his best friend got hurt, but we visted him in hospital last night and he's allright. Its so terrible that things like that happen today and its even worse when it happens in the city u live. Its not easy to feel safe but u just have to go on with lif. All my thoughts go out to the people who were killed and their relatives and the people who were hurt, I just hope something terrible like that doesnt happen again.
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Post by Teresa on Jul 8, 2005 19:02:33 GMT 3
OKay I'm living in London and I still can't believe what happened,its such a strange feeling when u see Aldgate Station and u have all these opictures in ur head of all the people who were hurt. I#m just extremly lucky that I slept too long yesterday or I might have had been in the wrong tube. My brother almost went into the tube where everything happened, but he couldn't get in because it was so full and he took the car. Only his best friend got hurt, but we visted him in hospital last night and he's allright. Its so terrible that things like that happen today and its even worse when it happens in the city u live. Its not easy to feel safe but u just have to go on with lif. All my thoughts go out to the people who were killed and their relatives and the people who were hurt, I just hope something terrible like that doesnt happen again. Serena, how awful I am so glad to hear you all are okay, that you slept late. Your poor friend I am so glad to hear he is alright One of my friends was late for work, so it happened just when she was leaving home, but her boyfriend called her and stopped her until they knew what what going on, thank god she was late that day. I spent most of the day watching the tv and most of last night too. Today they were saying that they still have to get into Russel Square Tube station, and fear the death toll will be going up today. Did you go to work today Serena? Some of my friends did not. Its been such a long time since Londoners have had to deal with this type of terrorism. I was in living in London years ago when the IRA was in its heyday and had many a scary occassion. Remember having to walk miles to get home. When they said that a lot of people did not know how to get home because everyday they take the tube, so to walk they had never done, I could relate, the first time, I had absolutely no idea how to walk home.........but under those circumstances people come together, and thats what happened, strangers helped me. Serena I hope you have a peaceful weekend, and that next week you will be able to get back to some kind of normalcy (sp) I know its not easy to live like this, but unfortunately is how life is today, poor Londoners the past will be coming back to them. But as you say life goes on. |
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Post by NoOdLeS on Jul 8, 2005 19:07:41 GMT 3
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Anyone that can just kill and injure almost a thousand innocent people deserve nothing less then to rot in hell. Sorry, but I hate them with a passion.
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Amen to that!!! My friend was flying here from London yesterday,luckily she's fine. She also -finally-managed to get through to 2 of her friends who were actually staying in ahotel near where the bus was blown up, they're fine too. What a sad, sad day but i suppose we should just be thankful it wasnt much much worse.
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Post by Serena on Jul 8, 2005 19:49:24 GMT 3
As I've just finished my studies , I have vacation and only work at home,but most of friends didnt go to work or college either. Everything is just very weird at the mom, but the british people handle the situation very well and live their lifes like they did before, but today almost nobody went to work i think.
Yeah I'm just happy ti get away from London for the weekendm, as I'll go to the Formula ONe race in Silverstone to see my dad.
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Post by sabz on Jul 8, 2005 22:18:05 GMT 3
Hey! personally i cudnt believe it was happening - i went 2 kings cross station that day 2 get 2 a university open day, 15 minutes l8r this happened n every1 was in shock - i cudnt believe it. My friends n i were thinkin how fortunate we r. Luckily all of my friends n family r ok n so am i. People in London r dealing with this really well n calmly. We r not gonna b scared! The emergency services have been gr8. i just feel sorry 4 all the families who experience loss on that day.
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Post by pau on Jul 8, 2005 23:10:03 GMT 3
Hope you have a nice weekend Serena!! hope you ALL have a great weekend
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Post by annie on Jul 9, 2005 12:19:28 GMT 3
OMG, i wasn't able to come here when it happened. I was worried too...i hope not one of the londoners here were hurt in any way...but i feel really, extremely sad for the people of london in general...my prayers are with you..
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Post by MaRije on Jul 9, 2005 15:43:01 GMT 3
'' I can´t understand why that´s happening in this world, It´s not Normal! I don´t understand Why people do things like that! '' I was so worried about my cousin, he was in London at 7 July too. !! But thank god he´s healty and safe back home.. Good luck all the people in lOndon. We pray for you! XxX KisSes and HugSs to you, MaRat! From MaRije..!  |
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Post by jewell on Jul 10, 2005 19:08:23 GMT 3
i regularly use one of the stations that was bombed so i feel quite lucky.people have been telling me that there is still alot of missing people.i think its worse than the authorities are letting on.
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Post by Teresa on Jul 10, 2005 19:40:38 GMT 3
i regularly use one of the stations that was bombed so i feel quite lucky.people have been telling me that there is still alot of missing people.i think its worse than the authorities are letting on. Jewell omg poor you, thank god you were not there at the time. A lot of people were lucky. Unfortunately I think you are right about it been worse than the authorities are letting on. The situation at Russel Sq is particularly bad, I just head that they have been able to recover some bodies but they are not saying much more. We have been hearing some really horrific stories of what it is like inside RS, enough to give one nightmares. We are glued to the BBC channel here. Can't stop thinking about those poor people who have lost love ones. I had two friends return from London on Friday and yesterday. Take care |
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Post by Elisabeth on Jul 10, 2005 20:32:43 GMT 3
I can't believe what is happening in this world!!It's such a drama!I was shocked when I saw the news!!
Even now, when I see the victims of this terrible attack!
Al Qaeda ...is everywhere!And what can we do?!!Nothing...just wait...the next attack!
Just revolting.....Who will stop them?!!
I'm very impressed by the Londoners!They have recovered quickly!That's positive!Very brave...
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Post by Karen on Jul 10, 2005 23:59:14 GMT 3
I agree, the people in London have done a great job recovering from this.  |
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in Europe have claimed responsibility but it's not verified.
