I Hope All Of You In London Are Alright

[Robert]

Hizbullah head Hassan Nasrallah on Friday said Israel's "disappearance" is an inevitable fact.



"If Israel's attacks Lebanon again, we will wage war without any preconditions," Nasrallah said during a speech in Beirut in honor of Hizbullah arch-terrorist Imad Mughniyeh, who was assassinated last week in Damascus.

"The disappearance of Israel is an inevitable fact. It is an historical process in the region which will come to an end in several years," he said.

According to Nasrallah, Hizbullah will not stand quiet following Mughniyeh's assassination.

"There is no possibility that we will not respond to the murder of our loved and dear ones. We will not allow the enemy to continue and murder our commanders and dear ones."

Nasrallah also said that Hizbullah has beat Israel many times in the past, the most recent time being the Second Lebanon war.

"We are ready for a new victory," he reiterated.

"After their loss in the war of Tamuz [Second Lebanon War], Israel is getting ready for a new war. I don't mean to scare, but warn."

[Robert]

London calling to the faraway towns
Now war is declared, and battle come down
London calling to the underworld
Come out of the cupboard, you boys and girls
London calling, now don't look to us
Phoney Beatlemania has bitten the dust
London calling, see we ain't got no swing
'Cept for the ring of that truncheon thing

[Robert]

Originally Posted by Tim O' Tei

I have not said these stories are half truths, completely true or wholly false.

No I'm saying you're a buffoon who doesn't understand anything but merely regurgitates stories and has no individual thought.

You merely cut and paste news in order to annoy others and instill fear against people who don't conform to your narrow view of normalcy. You are in effect just as bad as the murderers you purport to hate.

Oh I get it, this is how you try to tear down people who speak out against terrorism against the United States. Nice try Timmy, you and your boys down at the mosque won't win long term, lmfao!

[Robert]

Prince Harry fights TalibanBy STAFF REPORTER

Published: Today

PRINCE Harry is fighting with British forces in Afghanistan, it was revealed today.

Harry's three-month tour has been kept secret as he takes part in the British mission against the Taliban.

The Prince, a second lieutenant in the Household Cavalry, is third in line to the throne.

He has been patrolling Helmand Province for the last ten weeks.

Prime Minister Gordon Brown said Prince Harry has been an “exemplary” soldier, adding: “The whole of Britain will be proud of the outstanding service he is giving.”

[Dom182]

Originally Posted by Robert

Prince Harry fights TalibanBy STAFF REPORTER

Published: Today

PRINCE Harry is fighting with British forces in Afghanistan, it was revealed today.

Harry's three-month tour has been kept secret as he takes part in the British mission against the Taliban.

The Prince, a second lieutenant in the Household Cavalry, is third in line to the throne.

He has been patrolling Helmand Province for the last ten weeks.

Prime Minister Gordon Brown said Prince Harry has been an “exemplary” soldier, adding: “The whole of Britain will be proud of the outstanding service he is giving.”

You know what sucks about this? The damn press couldn't just leave him alone. Because of them there is no way he can continue to serve in Afghanistan, which is what he want's to do.

[Robert]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Enterprise will not raise prices - besides which at the moment you would get home quicker walking than trying to drive. looks like everyone is OK. Have copied and pasted a couple fo the emails today. I`m sure the recepients wont mind. There are more important things at stake today than bitching about our employers/former employers/rental company/people who bitch about erac...

Folks, Just a further update: Our employees are all safe and sound. So far, we believe that all family and friends are all ok as well, but still awaiting confirmation. Many mainline bus and train services in and around the area are up and running. The entire underground network (Tube) is still not operating. We are hoping our London central city branch network will be fully operational tomorrow. I will have another update for everyone in the morning U.K. time.

Thank you to everyone for the additional support that we have received.

Chris Adams

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From: Adams, Christopher J
Sent: 07 July 2005 12:14
To: #Corporate Officers; GroupU1; GroupU2; GroupU3; GroupU4; GroupU5; GroupU6; GroupU7; GroupU8
Cc: Adams, Christopher J; Adams, Christopher J
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To: ADAMS*CHRISTOPHER J* 54092 U1 To: 54092

From: ADAMS*CHRISTOPHER J* 54092 U1 CC:

Subject: LONDON UPDATE Std Dist: 01 64 82 83 00

Sent: 7/07 12:09

As you are all probably aware, Central London has had a series of

explosions go off this morning in and around a 3 mile radius.

All of our employees are accounted for and we are in the process of

confirming family and friends.

Currently we have evacuated our Tower Hill employees (U128 to Bow, U105

and forwarded their phones). We have also evacuated our Waterloo employees, U109

to Hammersmith U125 and forwarded phones as well. Police are advising us

currently to continue operating out of our Maidavaille location which is

located on Edgeware Road. Edgeware Road has however been closed down. Our

Russell Square location is still currently operating and waiting police

advice. Please do not make any unnecessary calls to these branches as phone

lines are heavily tied up. Traffic in and around these areas are at a complete

standstill with many roads closed. As we have further updates, we will inform

everyone. For all Enterprise contacts that manage any National Accounts, Please

ask them to bare with us within the Central London area until things are up

and moving once again.

Chris Adams

By now most of you have heard about the senseless tragedy in London this morning. During the morning rush hour, several bombs went off in the Underground subway and on a double-decker bus, all in a three-mile radius of central London.

Though our thoughts and prayers are with those affected by these blasts, we are pleased to report that all our Enterprise employees are accounted for. We are in the process of confirming that none of their family members were affected either.

Currently, we have evacuated our Tower Hill, Waterloo and Russell Square branch employees in central London. All other operations are running. With many roads closed in and around London, our employees in those areas continue to do an outstanding job during a very stressful and difficult time. I thank them for their resolve and spirit.

We ask that you do not make any unnecessary calls into London as phone lines are still heavily tied up. If there is any additional information that affects our employees or our company, we will be sure to pass it along to you.

Pam

All puts bitching about hours etc into perspective doesnt it? Just get the bastards. They will deserve everything that comes to them.

Boris Johnson: Tory Candidate Beats Labour's Ken Livingstone In London Mayor Poll |Sky News|Politics

[Robert]

Originally Posted by Tim O' Tei

No, you're quite right. There are no similarities.

The Irish Republican ARMY was fighting because they felt that their country had been invaded...oh...hang on...

QED. Thanks for proving my point.

If you bother to read any of my posts, you will find that I have said that religion is an excuse, not a reason for these attacks. If it was a reason, all muslims would be up in arms.

Please don't listen to Robert, the pathetic xenophobic wretch that has fallen for their whole agenda of splitting cultures.

Robert, to paraphrase one of your countrymen, a Mr J.B. Jovi: "You give hicks a bad name".

The good people of London are fucking fed up seeing their city turned into a cesspool of Third World radical Islamic fascism and hate. They made their voices heard loud and clear with this result.




Boris Johnson has won the race to become the next mayor of London - ending Ken Livingstone's eight-year reign at City Hall.

The Conservative candidate won with 1,168,738 first and second preference votes, compared with Mr Livingstone's 1,028,966 on a record turnout of 45%.

He paid tribute to Mr Livingstone and appeared to offer him a possible role in his new administration.

Lib Dem Brian Paddick came third and the Greens' Sian Berry came fourth.

Mr Johnson is expected to stand down as MP for Henley, triggering a by-election.

'Exuberant nerve'

In his victory speech, he described Mr Livingstone as "a very considerable public servant".

He added: "You shaped the office of mayor. You gave it national prominence and when London was attacked on 7 July 2005 you spoke for London."

Mr Johnson also paid tribute to his "courage and the sheer exuberant nerve with which you stuck it to your enemies, especially in New Labour".

FIRST AND SECOND PREFERENCE VOTES
Boris Johnson: 1,168,738
Ken Livingstone: 1,028,966


Analysis: Boris's big win
Livingstone's highs and lows

Mr Johnson told Mr Livingstone he hoped to "discover a way in which the mayoralty can continue to benefit from your transparent love of London".

He said he would work to earn the trust of those that had opposed him, or who had hesitated before voting for him.

"I will work flat out to repay and to justify your confidence. We have a new team ready to go into City Hall.

"Where there have been mistakes we will rectify them, where there are achievements we will build on them, where there are neglected opportunities we will seize on them."

Livingstone 'sorry'

He promised to focus on crime by promoting 24-hour policing, transport, including promoting cycling, green spaces, affordable homes and getting value for money for taxpayers.

Mr Johnson's victory crowns the Conservative Party's May Day local election wins in England and Wales.

FIRST PREFERENCE VOTES
Boris Johnson (Tory): 1,043,761
Ken Livingstone (Lab): 893,877
Brian Paddick (Lib Dem): 236,685
Sian Berry, (Green): 77,374
Richard Barnbrook (BNP): 69,710
Alan Craig, (Christian Choice): 39,249
Lindsey German (Left List): 16,796
Matt O'Connor, (Eng Democrats): 10,695
Winston McKenzie (Ind): 5,389

He said he hoped it showed the party had changed "into a party that can be trusted after 30 years with the greatest, most cosmopolitan, multi-racial generous hearted city on earth".

Mr Livingstone's defeat ended what Gordon Brown called a "bad" day for Labour, in which it suffered its worst council results for 40 years.

Asked by the BBC what his views were on the poor Labour showing, Mr Johnson said: "The smart thing for Labour to do would be to quietly to remove Gordon Brown and install [Foreign Secretary David] Miliband, is my view, but I don't think they'll do it."

In his speech after the result was declared at City Hall, Mr Livingstone thanked the Labour Party for all its help with his campaign.


Ken Livingstone accepts electoral responsibility
"There is absolutely nothing that I could have asked from the Labour Party that it didn't throw into this election, from Gordon Brown right the way down to the newest recruit, handing out leaflets on very wet, cold days.

"I'm sorry I couldn't get an extra few points that would take us to victory and the fault for that is solely my own. You can't be mayor for eight years and then if you don't at third term say it was somebody else's fault. I accept that responsibility and I regret that I couldn't take you to victory."

Conservative Party leader David Cameron praised Mr Johnson for a "serious and energetic campaign" and said his party was "winning the battle of ideas".

Liberal Democrat candidate Brian Paddick paid tribute to Ken Livingstone as "an amazing mayor" and indicated that he would not be interested in working with Mr Johnson.

He said he would be talking to Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg about his future and what he could do for the party.
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"Got to have a jones for this, jones for that, this runnin' with the joneses, boy just aint where its at"

Originally Posted by London Calling

According to Sky News, the 2 attempted car bombs yesterday were Iraqi-style and warnings have been evident of an Al-quaida type attack in London for weeks now. This has been typical of terrorist attacks in recetn history after an administration change in the U.S.
1) Libya bombs plane bound for U.S. over Scotland in Dec. 1988. Reagan was outgoing president, Bush Sr. in January 1989
2) First World Trade Center bombing in Jan. 1993 just after Bill Clinton took office.
3) USS Cole United States Navy warship suicide bombed in Oct 2000, one month before presidential election.
4) Sept 11th 2001, GW Bush in office only 8 months.

Trend or coincidence?

CBS) In describing the reasons he believes the Republicans' presumptive nominee for president would be better prepared than the Democrats' to lead the nation next January, Sen. Joe Lieberman said that history shows the United States would likely face a terrorist attack in 2009.

"Our enemies will test the new president early," Lieberman, I-Conn., told Face The Nation host Bob Schieffer. "Remember that the truck bombing of the World Trade Center happened in the first year of the Clinton administration. 9/11 happened in the first year of the Bush administration."