More bombs in London.
4 more bombs have gone off today, two weeks to the day after the last attack. This time they were small - possibly even just detonation caps. I think whoever it is was using this as a test run to see if security had been stepped up. Proving it hasn't, I suspect a larger repeat could be in the wings. Either that or this was copycats.
Either way, Blah still insists that these attacks have nothing to do with the war in Iraq despite an MI5 report published this week which, after 2 years research, proves England is more at risk because of its involvement.
The BBC have of course called today's bombs an "incident" or an "alert", echoing back to the good old days of the IRA where if you heard "incident" on the radio, it meant "fucking big bomb".
It's interesting that the Spanish PM took his warning about Iraq seriously, but Blah didn't. It's all well and good saying that "policy will not be dictated by terrorists" but that won't last long if people keep getting bombs on to public transport systems and killing innocent members of the public.
Mind you, from a historical perspective, the IRA did that for years and the British government did nothing to stop it, so I guess as a member of the public in England now, you're considered expendable.
Either way, Blah still insists that these attacks have nothing to do with the war in Iraq despite an MI5 report published this week which, after 2 years research, proves England is more at risk because of its involvement.
The BBC have of course called today's bombs an "incident" or an "alert", echoing back to the good old days of the IRA where if you heard "incident" on the radio, it meant "fucking big bomb".
It's interesting that the Spanish PM took his warning about Iraq seriously, but Blah didn't. It's all well and good saying that "policy will not be dictated by terrorists" but that won't last long if people keep getting bombs on to public transport systems and killing innocent members of the public.
Mind you, from a historical perspective, the IRA did that for years and the British government did nothing to stop it, so I guess as a member of the public in England now, you're considered expendable.
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