Terrorism is violence that creates fear for a political purpose. It's
concievable that the motivations were criminal or sociopathic.
My guess is that it is indeed terrorism. But all I know is that trains
and a bus were blown up. I don't know why.
-Kevin
On 7/7/05, Jerry Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED
Given that the IRA's bombing campaign of the 80's and 90's picked
times where there were not many possible casualties then warned the
police about the bombs before they went off, the change that its the
IRA is very low. The high level of coordination, the attempt at many
civilian casualties, and th
what could it be other than terrorism? A couple of really bad
coincidental gas-grill accidents on the subway?
I think you mean it may not be radical Islamic terrorism?
Jerry Johnson
On 7/7/05, Kevin Graeme <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> He was also very carefully not calling the attacks terrorism
> Larry wrote:
> Larry C. Lyons saw this story on BBC News Online and thought you
> should see it.
>
Well if they did do it at least they are call the Secret Organization
of Al Qeada - that is, they have to be secret.
~|
Find ou
On NPR they were talking with a terrorism specialist and referred to
this claim of credit. He was very cautious about it. He didn't say it
wasn't true, but did say that they didn't know if the group was even
real.
He was also very carefully not calling the attacks terrorism yet. He
said they certa
Larry C. Lyons saw this story on BBC News Online and thought you
should see it.
** Message **
Text of the Al Queda statement found by the BBC.
larry
** Statement claiming London attacks **
A website publishes a statement issued by an organisation saying it carried out
the London bombings.
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