A Sad Day for Great Britain
Chile,
Kim is old enough to make her own decisions. Terrorist want to strike fear in people. She is letting them do exactly what they want. There is no more danger of you being in London as in the US. And, correct me if I am wrong, but this attack was much smaller than 9/11 or the OKC bombing... Hmmm... Maybe you should tell Pam this. From the stats, I would say it's more dangerous to be in OKC or NYC. Plus, everyone is one high alert. If you've noticed, between the attacks in Madrid last year and this attack in London, they are very small in comparison to 9/11. I think that since we are all on high alert, terrorist are resorting to smaller/low tech sorts of ways to do their evil. It's horrible what happened, but we cannot live in fear. Plus, in the Middle East, this sort of thing happens EVERY SINGLE DAY! What courage those people have to go on!
I think that this shows just how safe the Undergroud is. Imagine only 37 people out of the thousands that commute everyday. It's very sad that these people lost their lives, but it is good that no more lives were lost.
Sorry, about your friend. In a way, you and Kim and empathize with her with the OKC Bombing. You know what it is like to have terrorists attack close to home.
Love ya,
Sarah
>Subject: this week
>Date: Thu, 07 Jul 2005 20:39:14 +0000
>
>Hey Sarah,
>Did you here about the terrists attack in London? Some bombs went
>off in the underground. 37 died and 300 injured. This is really bad
>because the the underground was a very good system and safe. Anyway
>my friend from england has had a rough week. SHe just found out her
>cousin died unexpectedly on Tues. and now this. It has been really
>hard on her. Pam is really worried about letting Kim go over there.
>I am not sure what is going to happen to tighten sucurity.
>Anyway It's been a pretty gray day today and cold. Please give me
>some news about you.
>I sent you something in the mail the other day. I made it as a craft
>with the jr. high division. It was lots of fun. Later,
>Becky
>
>
Kim is old enough to make her own decisions. Terrorist want to strike fear in people. She is letting them do exactly what they want. There is no more danger of you being in London as in the US. And, correct me if I am wrong, but this attack was much smaller than 9/11 or the OKC bombing... Hmmm... Maybe you should tell Pam this. From the stats, I would say it's more dangerous to be in OKC or NYC. Plus, everyone is one high alert. If you've noticed, between the attacks in Madrid last year and this attack in London, they are very small in comparison to 9/11. I think that since we are all on high alert, terrorist are resorting to smaller/low tech sorts of ways to do their evil. It's horrible what happened, but we cannot live in fear. Plus, in the Middle East, this sort of thing happens EVERY SINGLE DAY! What courage those people have to go on!
I think that this shows just how safe the Undergroud is. Imagine only 37 people out of the thousands that commute everyday. It's very sad that these people lost their lives, but it is good that no more lives were lost.
Sorry, about your friend. In a way, you and Kim and empathize with her with the OKC Bombing. You know what it is like to have terrorists attack close to home.
Love ya,
Sarah
>Subject: this week
>Date: Thu, 07 Jul 2005 20:39:14 +0000
>
>Hey Sarah,
>Did you here about the terrists attack in London? Some bombs went
>off in the underground. 37 died and 300 injured. This is really bad
>because the the underground was a very good system and safe. Anyway
>my friend from england has had a rough week. SHe just found out her
>cousin died unexpectedly on Tues. and now this. It has been really
>hard on her. Pam is really worried about letting Kim go over there.
>I am not sure what is going to happen to tighten sucurity.
>Anyway It's been a pretty gray day today and cold. Please give me
>some news about you.
>I sent you something in the mail the other day. I made it as a craft
>with the jr. high division. It was lots of fun. Later,
>Becky
>
>
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