This is part of an interview with a London bombings survivor Rachel North from a new book by Milan Rai '7/7 : The London Bombings, Islam and the Iraq War'. Ms North was on the King's Cross train when the bomb exploded 7 feet away from her. The train was so packed with people that she was shielded from the blast. I keep hearing from people, both Muslim and non-Muslim, some i even consider to be rather intellegent, that people don't care why those attacks happen and how they could have been prevented. Really? You guys don't care/ How about you'll be inviting me to your brother's funeral next time. And how about it would be your daughter missing her leg from knee down. And how about it would be you who won't be able to pee on his own as a result of post traumatic stress let alone go to work.
Sunday, April 09, 2006
You don't care? Really?
This is part of an interview with a London bombings survivor Rachel North from a new book by Milan Rai '7/7 : The London Bombings, Islam and the Iraq War'. Ms North was on the King's Cross train when the bomb exploded 7 feet away from her. The train was so packed with people that she was shielded from the blast. I keep hearing from people, both Muslim and non-Muslim, some i even consider to be rather intellegent, that people don't care why those attacks happen and how they could have been prevented. Really? You guys don't care/ How about you'll be inviting me to your brother's funeral next time. And how about it would be your daughter missing her leg from knee down. And how about it would be you who won't be able to pee on his own as a result of post traumatic stress let alone go to work.
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