7/7 London

My thoughts and prayers go out to our good friends in London. Looking at the faces in the photos was sad and difficult. I'm sure that I and my coworkers had the same look when we exited the Pentagon after the plane ripped into our bay. Londoners and esp those closest to the bombings will have many tough days ahead, but I found that a trust in God, and supportive and caring Family and friends made each day better. There will be days ahead to deal with the dirtbags but today we are all Londoners...hurting but resolute.

Hey I resemble that remark!

Thus far no one has bought up the aforementioned elections except the people who post in favor of bush.

I was rather questioning what he's done since in office, which is clearly not beneficial to anyone right now.

I notice a lot of bush supporters constantly try to turn the argument away from the nightmare that we've made in Iraq, and act like we're still arguing about elections that have been over some time ago. Criticize Bushes record on the environment and you get the same thing: stop whining about the election. Where's Osama: election. What are we doing to help israel: election.

People can yammer on all they want about GW inheriting certain international difficulties from Clinton (and more accurately his father's) tenure, but what he's doing now paves the way for terrorism for the many presidents after him..

Cowardly acts in London,done by people that are absolute excuses for human beings.Pathetic.

My prayers go to those in London.

On this day, we are all Londoners. We all share in the agony, pain, and horror.

Today we mourn and honor those who have fallen. Today we extend our hand to those who need it, picking them up, dusting them off, ensuring they are comfortable.

Tomorrow, we keep them in our thoughts and in our hearts as we return to our lives of freedom and happiness, unbowed by what was designed to do just the opposite. The terrorists do not weaken us, but strengthen us, forging together our resolve and uniting us as never before.