July 7, 2005 7:25 AM PDT
London blasts take a heavy toll
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"cause", but the effect their actions have on people is laughable. No
one is afraid of these lunatics.
I do wish those in London the best and am thinking of them. I am
terribly sorry to hear about the attacks.
If terrorists in the name of A-la continue wrecking havoc on ordinary people, the islamic world should take some actions about it. Otherwise they will be viewed as terrorists' religion, and the whole world is against them.
the 'pseudo-religion' followed by the terrorist groups, then Islam
must accept full responsibility for these terrorists and their attacks.
culture or religion which glorifies suicide bombers also needs to be
killed. I wouyld prefer rehab, but I just don't think that rehab would
work for any culture or religion.