7/7/05. July 7, 2005. I will be scanning the horizon for news headlines today but out of solemn respect for all those affected today there will be no "Morning Papers" today. I cry, too.
Thursday, July 07, 2005
The Right to Speculate
Everyone wants to point a finger at al Qaeda. It makes sense as a maximal amount of people were affected by the events in London.
I would think officials would also keep open the possiblity for 'angry' people who would see Public Transit as an answer to issues being addressed by the G8. Primarily, the issue of Global Warming. It was all so well orchestrated and funded there has to be some questions to corporate initiatives as well. Also, extremists such as realized with Bush/Cheney and their cronies are easily culpable sympathizers.
The possibility this is another nation is not to be excluded necessarily.
So, sorry. We just tend to close our opinion these days that serve the agendas of Bush/Cheney and their terrorISM rant considering they have just redefined what terrorists are to them. To many suspicions surround these people considering their Anti-Civilization agenda and opposition to taking Climate Change as a necessary agenda for every nation.
More probably I am wrong, but, at this point I cannot exclude that possibility.
The possiblity that this form of terrorism serves Arabia's primary income cannot be overlooked as well as the isses of Darfur.
Otherwise, al Qaeda is the best suspect. Osama bin Laden has been proud of the attacks on the World Trade Center and they were very well orchestrated. They did not claim responsibility for the World Trade Centers. Public Transportation is easily the only place terrorists could gain easy access as in Madrid because of increased security everywhere else except in the place a democratic society requires access and allows some degree of chaos. There were many terrorists involved in Madrid and this easily could be the same form of attack.
My deepest sympathies to all victims and still more insecurity in our societies which is the agenda of terrorists. Today London has our attention and rightfully so but we all continue to be victims and feel this attack as they do there.
I would think officials would also keep open the possiblity for 'angry' people who would see Public Transit as an answer to issues being addressed by the G8. Primarily, the issue of Global Warming. It was all so well orchestrated and funded there has to be some questions to corporate initiatives as well. Also, extremists such as realized with Bush/Cheney and their cronies are easily culpable sympathizers.
The possibility this is another nation is not to be excluded necessarily.
So, sorry. We just tend to close our opinion these days that serve the agendas of Bush/Cheney and their terrorISM rant considering they have just redefined what terrorists are to them. To many suspicions surround these people considering their Anti-Civilization agenda and opposition to taking Climate Change as a necessary agenda for every nation.
More probably I am wrong, but, at this point I cannot exclude that possibility.
The possiblity that this form of terrorism serves Arabia's primary income cannot be overlooked as well as the isses of Darfur.
Otherwise, al Qaeda is the best suspect. Osama bin Laden has been proud of the attacks on the World Trade Center and they were very well orchestrated. They did not claim responsibility for the World Trade Centers. Public Transportation is easily the only place terrorists could gain easy access as in Madrid because of increased security everywhere else except in the place a democratic society requires access and allows some degree of chaos. There were many terrorists involved in Madrid and this easily could be the same form of attack.
My deepest sympathies to all victims and still more insecurity in our societies which is the agenda of terrorists. Today London has our attention and rightfully so but we all continue to be victims and feel this attack as they do there.
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