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[BeefontheBone]

Some guy on the radio said it might have been the work of "G8 protesters" - presumably he meant an anti-globalisation movement with terrorist leanings, rather than a few costumed hippies; that sounds about as likely as French militants upset that London's getting to host the Olympics. It seems to me that it's extremely well-coordinated, and therefore far more likely to be a large, established terrorist organisation like al-Qaeda or the Real IRA rather than a few anarchists.

[omg]

i cant belive this. i thought the troubles are over. ira in remission and so far not a blip for our involvement with the americans. i guess we were being lucky so far. damit.
had to start again didnt it.

[Quintopotere]

No doubt for me: terrorists made that!

I'm sad for british friends, how do you feel?

[omg]

i feel scared for my freinds in londen who commute to work via the underground.

[Havell]

Surprised mostly. I'll just stay away population centres a bit more for the next few weeks (not that I go near them much anyway, but y'know).

[Doubler]

My condolences to the British people.
So sad

[chickenman]

This is all *dirty word* Tony Blair's fault :ranting:

[Apocalypse Dude]

What is this world coming to.... :eeeeeh:

[Doc Adrian]

No words can say enough, but my heart goes out to our friends in London and their familys. You're all in my prayers and my heart.

Sorry I don't have anything really helpful to contribute to the discussion.

[omg]

theres still people stuck on the underground. and the mobile phone system is down so i cant call my freinds in centrall and see if they are all right. damit!!!!
and now tony blair on t.v speaking with his voice on maximum tremble mode.
ITS YOUR FAULT YOU BASTARD!!!

he talks to us about barbarism. talk about patronising.
managed to contact most of the people im worried about. just one guy i cant get through to as the mobile phones are down in central. and he would have been on the underground at the time of the explosions.