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Stevie
Carnage,Mayhem
7 explosions ,6 on underground,1 on bus
suspected al quada terror attacks
steve
7 explosions ,6 on underground,1 on bus
suspected al quada terror attacks
steve
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Walterius
Bombas por abajo.
U
UKBadge
Tell us about it. Absolute chaos in London at the moment,
although some order is now apparent.
although some order is now apparent.
U
UKBadge
Tell us about it. Absolute chaos in London at the moment,
although some order is now apparent.
although some order is now apparent.
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D@annyBoy
who cares
PLONK
While sipping a glass of wine, I read that Stevie wrote in
PLONK
While sipping a glass of wine, I read that Stevie wrote in
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Steve Moss
D@annyBoy said:who cares
You contemptible jerk. I hope all and sundry here hound you out of
these forums for good.
S
Stevie
Who Cares
Wow a pretty horrible statement to make,i for one care and terrorists are
scum
but if you support there actions then dannyboy you have mega probs,mind you
ive
seen some of your posts on here,and your an unpleasant person..
steve
Wow a pretty horrible statement to make,i for one care and terrorists are
scum
but if you support there actions then dannyboy you have mega probs,mind you
ive
seen some of your posts on here,and your an unpleasant person..
steve
D
DKI
Alot of people care especially when people get killed or injured, those
people in london did not deserved to get bombed like that. no one should
ever have to go through what some people had gone through this morning,
shame on you and keep those kind of comment to your self, they have no place
in forums or news groups like these, and i hope someone from MS bands you
from the news groups for those comments.
people in london did not deserved to get bombed like that. no one should
ever have to go through what some people had gone through this morning,
shame on you and keep those kind of comment to your self, they have no place
in forums or news groups like these, and i hope someone from MS bands you
from the news groups for those comments.
G
Guest
"PLONK" - I wonder where you're from, and what ideologies
you have.
you have.
A
AndyManchesta
D@annyBoy
I cannot even start to understand why you would make such
a comment and even sign your name to it like its
something to be proud of.
Alot of people have been killed in London today because
of mindless hate and hundreds injured
Try having abit of respect for all the innocent men,women
and children who have died today and if you really do not
care then why even make a post all you have done is show
everyone on here what you are and im not going to lower
myself to your level to say what that is...
I cannot even start to understand why you would make such
a comment and even sign your name to it like its
something to be proud of.
Alot of people have been killed in London today because
of mindless hate and hundreds injured
Try having abit of respect for all the innocent men,women
and children who have died today and if you really do not
care then why even make a post all you have done is show
everyone on here what you are and im not going to lower
myself to your level to say what that is...
R
Richard from America
My condolences to anyone that was hurt, and my utmost
condemnation of anyone who supports deliberate harming of
innocent men, women and children.
Not to fear for the future, Londoners have alot of
Winston Churchill in them.
condemnation of anyone who supports deliberate harming of
innocent men, women and children.
Not to fear for the future, Londoners have alot of
Winston Churchill in them.
P
plun
-----Original Message----
Alot of people have been killed in London today because
of mindless hate and hundreds injured
Try having abit of respect for all the innocent men,women
and children who have died today and if you really do
not care then why even make a post all you have done is
show everyone on here what you are and im not going to
lower myself to your level to say what that is...
Well, no meaning to argue with him !
This is a dark day again September 11, NY, April 11,
Madrid and now London.
And this was again totally innocent people wich died or
was injured, in the name of hate from one islamic group.
We must all feel sad when something like this happens
and support and feel with our friends in England.
I think the word is compassion !
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peruser
Well - I'm sure d@annyboy was sincere in asking and now
she knows the answer. And I'm sure that had her hands not
been so tired from working overtime that we would now
know that d@annyboy does have loved ones and friends
that she doesn't want killed by anybody, let alone at the
hands of cowardly terrorists.
she knows the answer. And I'm sure that had her hands not
been so tired from working overtime that we would now
know that d@annyboy does have loved ones and friends
that she doesn't want killed by anybody, let alone at the
hands of cowardly terrorists.
P
peruser
Bombs underneath? Please translate...
-----Original Message-----
Bombas por abajo.
.
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Steve Wechsler [MVP]
Condolences to those who lost loved ones and best wishes for speedy
recoveries to those who were injured.
May the perpertrators of these horrific acts burn in HELL !!!
Steve Wechsler (akaMowGreen)
MS-MVP 2003-2005
==============
*-343-* FDNY
Never Forgotten
===============
recoveries to those who were injured.
May the perpertrators of these horrific acts burn in HELL !!!
Steve Wechsler (akaMowGreen)
MS-MVP 2003-2005
==============
*-343-* FDNY
Never Forgotten
===============
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D@annyBoy
computing and what has happened in London don't mixed.
There are plenty of forums and newsgroups that cater to these.
You want to know what is happening to the South of Thailand everyday?
Everyday, someone gets killed with bullets and their headed beheaded :-(
Do you care? You don't.
This world needs the co-operation of everyone to fight against the terrorists
using peaceful means, not weapons. But sad to say, due to the selfishness of a
few rogues, many innocent people were hurt.
This is the Internet. Never trust anyone via this media. Who knows? THEY may
hanging around here too.
While sipping a glass of wine, I read that AndyManchesta wrote in
There are plenty of forums and newsgroups that cater to these.
You want to know what is happening to the South of Thailand everyday?
Everyday, someone gets killed with bullets and their headed beheaded :-(
Do you care? You don't.
This world needs the co-operation of everyone to fight against the terrorists
using peaceful means, not weapons. But sad to say, due to the selfishness of a
few rogues, many innocent people were hurt.
This is the Internet. Never trust anyone via this media. Who knows? THEY may
hanging around here too.
While sipping a glass of wine, I read that AndyManchesta wrote in
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D@annyBoy
I hope that MS will start screening posters who start posting off topics here
You have my vote
While sipping a glass of wine, I read that DKI wrote in
You have my vote
While sipping a glass of wine, I read that DKI wrote in
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D@annyBoy
If you are a Brits, I can only conclude that you are a frog living in a well.
Read on
http://www.bangkokpost.com/News/08Jul2005_news05.php
VIOLENCE IN THE SOUTHVILLAGERS APPEAL FOR HELP
Queen urges terrorised locals to stay united
POST REPORTERS
Her Majesty the Queen has expressed concern over the continuing violence in the
deep South and urged local people to find ways to protect their lives and their
communities.
Naphol Boonthap, deputy aide-de-camp general, said the Queen was saddened by the
plight of southern residents facing threats to their lives.
Local people in five villages where royal-initiated projects were being carried
out had lodged a complaint with Her Majesty saying they now lived in fear.
Insurgents carried out murderous acts to force locals to leave the land.
The Queen told local people to stay united and protect their communities, said
Gen Naphol. Projects such as weapons training for volunteers and self-sufficient
village schemes had been launched.
Education Minister Adisai Bodharamik yesterday denied the ministry planned to
buy pistols for teachers in three southern border provinces.
He said the ministry had no such policy. If the teachers wanted guns for
self-defence, the ministry would consider their requests on a case-by-case basis
and get the Interior Ministry to register their pistols.
He said he agreed with a proposal to equip teachers with bulletproof vests.
Schools in the region would be given at least three radio transmitters so
teachers could alert one another.
Violence continued yesterday, with an employee of a security agency's job
creation scheme shot and seriously wounded in an attack in Narathiwat, and a
local tea shop in Pattani set on fire.
Watcharane Chanchuangduang, 49, an employee under the Southern Border Provinces
Peace-building Command's job creation project, was attacked by two men on a
motorcycle while leaving a military base in Bacho district at 12.50pm yesterday.
He sustained serious gunshot wounds.
In Pattani province, a tea shop in Yaring district was set ablaze at 1am
yesterday. Nobody was injured.
Asae Mae-ae, shop owner and a community police volunteer, believed the attack
might be related to ongoing unrest.
Police and soldiers were still unable to find the head of a police officer shot
dead and decapitated in Pattani on Tuesday night. Pol Snr Sgt-Maj Samphan
Donyala was attacked in Yarang district. His attackers cut off his head after
shooting him, leaving his headless body at the scene.
On Wednesday, Rusalam Torlaema, 19, a former defence volunteer, was attacked by
two men on a motorcycle in Raman district at 7pm while riding a motorcycle to
his house. He was seriously wounded.
While sipping a glass of wine, I read that Steve Moss wrote in
Read on
http://www.bangkokpost.com/News/08Jul2005_news05.php
VIOLENCE IN THE SOUTHVILLAGERS APPEAL FOR HELP
Queen urges terrorised locals to stay united
POST REPORTERS
Her Majesty the Queen has expressed concern over the continuing violence in the
deep South and urged local people to find ways to protect their lives and their
communities.
Naphol Boonthap, deputy aide-de-camp general, said the Queen was saddened by the
plight of southern residents facing threats to their lives.
Local people in five villages where royal-initiated projects were being carried
out had lodged a complaint with Her Majesty saying they now lived in fear.
Insurgents carried out murderous acts to force locals to leave the land.
The Queen told local people to stay united and protect their communities, said
Gen Naphol. Projects such as weapons training for volunteers and self-sufficient
village schemes had been launched.
Education Minister Adisai Bodharamik yesterday denied the ministry planned to
buy pistols for teachers in three southern border provinces.
He said the ministry had no such policy. If the teachers wanted guns for
self-defence, the ministry would consider their requests on a case-by-case basis
and get the Interior Ministry to register their pistols.
He said he agreed with a proposal to equip teachers with bulletproof vests.
Schools in the region would be given at least three radio transmitters so
teachers could alert one another.
Violence continued yesterday, with an employee of a security agency's job
creation scheme shot and seriously wounded in an attack in Narathiwat, and a
local tea shop in Pattani set on fire.
Watcharane Chanchuangduang, 49, an employee under the Southern Border Provinces
Peace-building Command's job creation project, was attacked by two men on a
motorcycle while leaving a military base in Bacho district at 12.50pm yesterday.
He sustained serious gunshot wounds.
In Pattani province, a tea shop in Yaring district was set ablaze at 1am
yesterday. Nobody was injured.
Asae Mae-ae, shop owner and a community police volunteer, believed the attack
might be related to ongoing unrest.
Police and soldiers were still unable to find the head of a police officer shot
dead and decapitated in Pattani on Tuesday night. Pol Snr Sgt-Maj Samphan
Donyala was attacked in Yarang district. His attackers cut off his head after
shooting him, leaving his headless body at the scene.
On Wednesday, Rusalam Torlaema, 19, a former defence volunteer, was attacked by
two men on a motorcycle in Raman district at 7pm while riding a motorcycle to
his house. He was seriously wounded.
While sipping a glass of wine, I read that Steve Moss wrote in
S
Steve Moss
Who the hell are you to tell me what I do and don't care about? My
initial response to you here was inappropriate - yes, it was *too
restrained*. What you showed yourself to be, and your subsequent
pathetic attempts at self-justification, are beyond words.
It would be interesting to shut you in a room with the families of all
those who died or were injured today, and let them get on with what
they deem appropriate. At least we wouldn''t have to read your drivel
any more.
initial response to you here was inappropriate - yes, it was *too
restrained*. What you showed yourself to be, and your subsequent
pathetic attempts at self-justification, are beyond words.
It would be interesting to shut you in a room with the families of all
those who died or were injured today, and let them get on with what
they deem appropriate. At least we wouldn''t have to read your drivel
any more.
D
D@annyBoy
London attacks were foreseen as `inevitable'
London _ The bomb attacks which struck at the heart of London yesterday came as
no surprise to the authorities.
For more than a year, police and politicians have been warning that a terrorist
strike against the British capital was highly probable, largely due to Britain's
support of the US-led invasion of Iraq.
As far back as March 2004, in the aftermath of the bombings in Madrid which left
191 dead, the then commissioner of London's Metropolitan Police, Sir John
Stevens, and the city's mayor, Ken Living-stone, both went on record to say it
was ``inevitable'' that one day London would be the target of terrorist attacks.
Mr Livingstone said: ``It would be miraculous if, with all the terrorist
resources arranged against us, terrorists did not get through, and given that
some are prepared to give their own lives, it would be inconceivable that
someone does not get through to London.''
And with alarming prescience, Sir Stevens warned: ``This is not just about the
railways, the underground, it's about buses, roads, pubs, nightclubs and the
like.''
He estimated that around 100 people trained by al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden
were at large in Britain and as many as 200 people could be involved in planning
terrorist attacks.
With the authorities taking an increasingly tough line on Islamic
fundamentalists, anti-terrorist police issued repeated warnings that the city
was at risk and last December Sir Stevens revealed that police had foiled a
series of Madrid-style attacks _ similar to those which struck yesterday.
Prime Minister Tony Blair echoed Sir Stevens' warning in February when he spoke
of ``hundreds of people'' possibly engaged in preparing terror strikes against
Britain.
While sipping a glass of wine, I read that Steve Moss wrote in
London _ The bomb attacks which struck at the heart of London yesterday came as
no surprise to the authorities.
For more than a year, police and politicians have been warning that a terrorist
strike against the British capital was highly probable, largely due to Britain's
support of the US-led invasion of Iraq.
As far back as March 2004, in the aftermath of the bombings in Madrid which left
191 dead, the then commissioner of London's Metropolitan Police, Sir John
Stevens, and the city's mayor, Ken Living-stone, both went on record to say it
was ``inevitable'' that one day London would be the target of terrorist attacks.
Mr Livingstone said: ``It would be miraculous if, with all the terrorist
resources arranged against us, terrorists did not get through, and given that
some are prepared to give their own lives, it would be inconceivable that
someone does not get through to London.''
And with alarming prescience, Sir Stevens warned: ``This is not just about the
railways, the underground, it's about buses, roads, pubs, nightclubs and the
like.''
He estimated that around 100 people trained by al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden
were at large in Britain and as many as 200 people could be involved in planning
terrorist attacks.
With the authorities taking an increasingly tough line on Islamic
fundamentalists, anti-terrorist police issued repeated warnings that the city
was at risk and last December Sir Stevens revealed that police had foiled a
series of Madrid-style attacks _ similar to those which struck yesterday.
Prime Minister Tony Blair echoed Sir Stevens' warning in February when he spoke
of ``hundreds of people'' possibly engaged in preparing terror strikes against
Britain.
While sipping a glass of wine, I read that Steve Moss wrote in