Another London Bombing

<p>From Yahoo News</p>

<p>London Police Evacuate Train Stations, Bus
AP - 2 minutes ago
LONDON - Two weeks after suicide attacks on subway stations and a bus, police evacuated three subway stations and a bus after reports of smoke and an explosion Thursday. Police said one person was hurt but it was not a “major incident.” The bus operator said the windows of the double-decker bus were blown out. Police announced they were sending emergency teams to the Warren Street, Shepherds Bush and Oval stations after reports at lunch time of unspecified incidents.</p>

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<p>These bombings are BS. I am really feeling for the people of London.</p>

<p>“I am really feeling for the people of London.”</p>

<p>Me too!!!</p>

<p>Could have been a much more serious incident. the four bombs didn’t explode properly, only the detenator causing a lot of smoke.</p>

<p>Just brings back a lot of bad memories for Londoners.</p>

<p>From what I have read- this bombing seems much more amateur.
I wonder if the same group will take responsibility or if it was a copycat.</p>

<p>I think it was a copycat, Terrorist groups don’t like to bomb on the anniversary of previos attacks.</p>

<p>It followed the same pattern as the previous attacks 3 trains and a bus involved, and attacking th 4 compass points on the underground.</p>

<p>I just feel if it was the same group, they would have used suicide bomber again</p>

<p>My 14 year old son and his U15 soccer team leave for England tomorrow to tour in a bunch of friendly games and then to compete in the Manchester United youth tournament at the end of next week. Let’s just say I’m a little bit nervous. The good thing is the team has its own private bus and assigned bus driver for the entire time they are there, and it’s the same one their coach has used for the last several years.</p>

<p>But to keep the kids home would be to let the terrorists win.</p>

<p>Yes…that is correct. I empathize with your feelings of fear and concern but I respect you decision to allow your son to travel. It is the right decision.</p>

<p>The boys left this morning for NY where they have decided to spend the afternoon doing a bit of sightseeing before their plane to London tonight. They put the World Trade Center on their “must do” list. They land tomorrow at 6:30 am and have a friendly scrimmage scheduled for around lunch time at Hyde Park. I’m hoping for a very uneventful trip! Winning their matches should be their only worry!</p>

<p>Another bombing…in Egypt this time.</p>

<p>One of the suspected bombers of the 2nd attack was shot dead in a tube station, with reports saying he had more explosives on him.</p>

<p>THe other 3 have been identified and their pictures released. Police are still hunting for them.</p>

<p>see other thread, the British police has stated the person shot and killed was not involved…so they are still looking for the four</p>

<p>Another bomb has been found in London, this time in some bushes.</p>

<p>After some controlled explosions, the bomb was removed for forensics.</p>

<p>There is a growing fear that the 4 bombers still on the loose are preparing for another attack as they realise the police are closing in.</p>

<p>I really hope the police find them before anything happens. London shouldn’t have to go through that chaos again.</p>