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| Googooly |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike
I'm still trying to get in contact with my sister who is in London with her friends today. What the are you supposed to think at times like this? :( |
I had the same situation, I was trying to contact my sister but it wouldn't give any signal, I think it was becoz of network problem, but finally I managed to ring her, she was ok...infact she was still in bed and had no Idea what was going on around her, and I told her not to go out at all.
I'm glad that your sister is ok mike. I know how you felt exactly.
Thing is one thursday I was going to college to finish my last project for college wich I did, but I wasn't happy bcoz of what happend earlier :(. |
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| DC76 |
Y'know what really scares me about this?
I had a dream last year that London would be bombed. In the same dream sequence, a city on the coast in the Middle East got hit too.
But look at the source... I've dreamt about several cities being hit by terrorism of one sort or another in the past eighteen months... Victoria, Vancouver, Boston, New York, Bangkok, Washington DC... the names are stuck there as if someone welded them to my brain.... :nervous: :nervous:
Getting back to the non-subconscious, I'm glad that the casualties aren't to the extent that they could have been, but even one casualty is too much for me not to be muy pissed about. I feel like, if I ever captured Bin Laden, I would string him up and use him as my personal kicking bag. :whip: |
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| Joycey |
| quote: | Originally posted by Jocker
eh... no:conf::( america didn't occupy or bomb any middle-east or arabian countries, when it got blasted in 2001 (and see, serbs, who GOT bombed by usa, were not the ones to do that). and vast majority of suicide terrorists on the planes were from saudi arabia - the friendliest to america country from that region.
and you can sit on your ass, and talk peace, until they bomb the last out of your subway/train stations/planes... or you can retaliate. they are still going to blow things up whether you are at war with them or not. |
Ok lets take Ireland... The number of bombings in England since the first peace deals between the British gvnt and the IRA has gone down massively from when the British were occupying Northern Ireland with an attitude of violence and brutallity. While there are still crimes and bombings and attacks made in the name of the IRA it is usually the more extreme elements of the group and popular support for these acts of terrorism has fallen away... In the Republic, after the Belfast bank robbery all moderate support for Sin Fein that the Irish people had started to dwindle because it was seen that they were still carrying out these attacks even though there was no real war to be faught because the Brittish gvnt has changed its attitude into one of peace instead of intimidation... Unlike in the middle east.
And in relation to your point about the serbs... America went in there to stop a civil war... They prevented or helped to prevent the genocide of an entire people... Not to occupy a country which did not pose any threat directly to them (ie no weapons of mass destruction) which also happens to be one of the major oil producers in that part of the world... |
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| Technaut |
ing s that done this! I live near an airport where all the g8 leaders flew into this week, there has been a heavy police and army presence all over the place all week.
I drive past the airport every day to and from work and I was a bit paranoid about driving close to it after the bombs went off in london. It could just as easily been closer to my home.
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| mef |
| quote: | Originally posted by Nou
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either this wasn't directed at me or you fail to understand the concept of irony you gimp.
see i used a british slang term... <3 |
Rightyo. I just cant be arsed to read the rest of this thread really. But from what I understand, Mike is having trouble getting through to his sister and you are taking the piss somewhat. My younger brother was in London that day. He is ok but I do realise what Mike must be going though. Maybe save tyour sarcastic comments for someone who isnt in the middle of this...
Just a thought. |
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| isoterra |
| quote: | Originally posted by mef
Rightyo. I just cant be arsed to read the rest of this thread really. But from what I understand, Mike is having trouble getting through to his sister and you are taking the piss somewhat. My younger brother was in London that day. He is ok but I do realise what Mike must be going though. Maybe save tyour sarcastic comments for someone who isnt in the middle of this...
Just a thought. |
if you *did* read the rest you'd discover she turned out to be alright... i'm sure he didn't take nou's post in a bad tone either |
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| mef |
| coolio. i dont like reading :p |
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| Jackson |
| Can someone help me find a list of the missing? A friend of a friend is missing and we're getting worried. |
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| MarathonMan |
| I rememebr seeing a 0870 number put up somewhere for missing folk. BBC website should have it. |
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| Jackson |
| quote: | Originally posted by MarathonMan
I rememebr seeing a 0870 number put up somewhere for missing folk. BBC website should have it. |
Found this, but do they have a list of the fatalities yet? Its my gf's sisters flatmate. But my gfs sister is in HK at the moment.
Missing list:
Laura Webb, a 29-year-old PA who lives in Islington, left her home at 9am yesterday and has not been seen since. She would have been travelling from Kings Cross to Paddington. Her family and boyfriend, Chris Driver, are still searching hospitals for her. Mr Driver said: "I said goodbye to her yesterday morning. She was running a little bit late, but happy as always. It was 8.15am.
"I just hope she may have knocked her head or something like that, and that she is somewhere being looked after."
Monika Suchocka, 23, a Polish trainee accountant, was last seen at 8am yesterday. She was travelling from her home in Archway, north London, to West Kensington.
Her friend, Magdalena Dondelewska, 24, said: "She would normally take the tube, but we have been told that at 8.40am she rang her company to say she would be late, and was taking a bus, but we just don't know what happened after that."
Shahera Akther Islam, 20, from Plaistow, went missing yesterday as she used the tube to go to work at the Co-operative Bank. Relatives said she was on the Circle line going through Liverpool Street at the time of the bomb blasts.
Miss Islam is described as being 1.65m (5ft 5in) tall with brown eyes, fair skin and brown hair. She was wearing her Co-operative Bank uniform of blue trousers and a white shirt when she was last seen.
Michelle Outto, 46, a dental technician, would have been travelling from Mill Hill East, in north London, to Knightsbridge at the time of the attacks when trains were diverted on the Northern line High Barnet branch to King's Cross because of a signal failure. Friends fear Michelle might have been on the Piccadilly line train from King's Cross that was bombed.
Jamie Gordon's mobile phone was found near the wreckage of the bus blown up at Tavistock Square, but he has not been located. His colleagues from City Asset Management have pasted missing posters around Tavistock Place and at the scenes of the other explosions.
His girlfriend of seven years, Yvonne Nash, said: "We just have to find him. If he is hurt and on his own in hospital we need to be with him. It is shocking to think he has been through something that traumatic and we cannot be with him."
Neetu Jain, 37, vanished after she was evacuated from Euston station and made the decision to catch a bus to her job as a computer analyst. Her boyfriend of two years, Gous Ali, 32, said his girlfriend would have been around Tavistock Square, where the Number 30 bus was ripped apart by an explosion yesterday morning.
He said she had made a telephone call to say she was going to be late for work - and she had also tried to telephone him at around 9.30am, but he had missed her call. Mr Ali, who has been making frustrating telephone calls in a bid to locate his partner, added: "I just don't know what to do. I'm going crazy."
Rachelle Yuen's picture and name were listed on a missing poster left at Kings Cross station. The poster said her family and friends feared she might have been in the explosion on the tube line between King's Cross and Russell Square.
Philip Russell, 28, has not been in touch since he was evacuated from Euston station yesterday. "He called his office at 9.30am yesterday morning and we have not heard from him since," said his brother-in-law, John Steadman, 39, after visiting the Royal London Hospital in east London.
After being evacuated from Euston, Mr Russell rang his office to say he was catching a bus. Since then he has not been in touch. Mr Steadman said he had visited St Mary's hospital as well, but had not had any joy. He described his brother-in-law as being 1.8m (6ft 1in) tall and about 12-and-a-half stones in weight. He said Mr Russell works for JP Morgan bank as a report writer and lives in south west London.
Anthony Fataji Williams, 26, an executive with the Amoco oil company, is believed to have boarded a bus going in the same direction as the number 30 after his usual tube station was closed.
His friend, Rajeet Sahni, 22, visited the scene of the blast to plead for information. "We know he was in the NW1 area at 8.41am when he boarded a bus heading towards Oxford Circus, but we haven't heard from him since," he said. "The last trace of his mobile phone was at the same time and we know he was on a bus coming this way and would have been in this area when the explosion happened."
Slimane Ihab, 19-year-old French waiter, is believed to have boarded a tube at Finsbury Park early yesterday, but did not arrive to work. His father is due to fly to London from Paris tonight.
Phil Beer, 22, a hair stylist, was on his way to work in Kensington with his best friend, Patrick Barnes. Mr Barnes was injured in the blast and later told Mr Beer's older sister, Stacy, that he heard his friend cry out after the blast near Russell Square. But his eyes had been sprayed with glass and he also suffered a broken leg. In the confusion of the underground carriage wreck he was unable to find out what happened to his friend.
Richard Ellery sent a text to his parents, Beverley and Trevor, at 8.30am yesterday as he travelled from his home in Ipswich into Liverpool Street station on his way to work in Jessops store, Kensington.
In a statement, his family said they had not heard from him since. "Richard's father has travelled to London to look for Richard and we are obviously extremely worried about our son. We have tried all means of getting in touch with Richard, and would welcome news from anyone who may have seen him or knows where he is."
To report a missing person or advise the police that a missing person has been located since yesterday's attacks call 0870 1566 344. |
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| Michael19 |
| quote: | Originally posted by RickyM
you arsehole.
If I remember rightly the Omagh bomb, the IRA phoned where the location of the bomb was, the people were moved to the town centre where the real bomb was...and therefore 29 people were killed. So you are the one talking through your arse, so why don't you off. Don't try and defend the IRA on this thread, they have done things like this - whether they did give a warning or not whenever they bombed, I don't give a , they still did the bombings.
So why don't YOU piss off this thread if you wish to defend terrorists...you bitter republican twat. |
that wasnt the IRA you handicapped gimp.
DOnt spout off about something you know nothing about you tool. It makes you loook like a grade A dumb ****. When did i defend the IRA? can you read? It doesnt look like you can. |
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| Michael19 |
| quote: | Originally posted by swisstoni_uk
i was just saying our lads are needed in Iraq and Afghanistan to combat the s who commited acts like this on our soil. |
WOw. I hope you have already been onto the authorities telling them how you KNOW it was caused by people from iraqi or afghanistan. :rolleyes: |
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