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If there was an imminent threat like that and there was intelligence behind it, chances are you wouldn't know about it until after they were caught and even then it's unlikely.
The amount of plots that are foiled every month would make a lot of people unable to sleep at night, but you rarely hear about it.
If there was an imminent threat like that and there was intelligence behind it, chances are you wouldn't know about it until after they were caught and even then it's unlikely.
The amount of plots that are foiled every month would make a lot of people unable to sleep at night, but you rarely hear about it.
Thank heavens you are here to warn us. Please message me with the right email address to send all my bank details to.
Actually, this kind of thing is a bit irritating. After 7-7 there was a time when it was quite unpleasant for muslims to travel by tube. There were cases of them being shoved off a (stationary) train and ordered to get into a different carriage. Then good old British common sense resumed, and people started travelling as normal and not behaving like buffoons.
I would have thought it was quite unpleasant for everybody!
I would have thought it was quite unpleasant for everybody!
It was a little edgy, yes. Both my husband and my daughter were working in central london and I didn't really like it. But what can you do? You can't WALK the 28 mile round trip.
I would have thought it was quite unpleasant for everybody!
Only for the first week or so afterwards, if I remember right. Most people just got back on, though it was quieter to begin with. Clearly some felt safer taking other forms of transport for a while. We all still had to get to work or school.
It was a little edgy, yes. Both my husband and my daughter were working in central london and I didn't really like it. But what can you do? You can't WALK the 28 mile round trip.
Are you shouting?
I was just pointing out that it must have been unpleasant for everyone, not just the Muslims.
Only for the first week or so afterwards, if I remember right. Most people just got back on, though it was quieter to begin with. Clearly some felt safer taking other forms of transport for a while. We all still had to get to work or school.
Yes, I can see, needs must, and all that. I think I would have been very apprehensive getting back on though.
Yes, I can see, needs must, and all that. I think I would have been very apprehensive getting back on though.
That's understandable, but even the afternoon of the attack people had started going back to normal. I remember I had to walk to Euston from the city at 5pm to get an overland and the pubs on the way were fairly full of those whose overland lines weren't working either. People seem to be pretty good at just getting on with it, on the whole. There was nothing anyone could do so they were just making the best of it.
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Yes, the made up thread level that doesn't mean anything.
The amount of plots that are foiled every month would make a lot of people unable to sleep at night, but you rarely hear about it.
And what thread level is this thread?
*Distibuted Denial of Tube Service
Keep Calm & Carry On section:
https://twitter.com/BTP_B_Division
So how do you know then?
Well it WAS quite amusing.
Yeah, there's NO chance you'd get a Met bobby on day shift out of his pit that early!
P.S. the overtime bill would be crippling
London would run out of coffee and doughnuts and bacon sarnies...
That was around yesterday, meaning today.
http://www.buzzfeed.com/jimwaterson/there-isnt-a-specific-threat-to-londons-tube-network-despite
I would have thought it was quite unpleasant for everybody!
It was a little edgy, yes. Both my husband and my daughter were working in central london and I didn't really like it. But what can you do? You can't WALK the 28 mile round trip.
Only for the first week or so afterwards, if I remember right. Most people just got back on, though it was quieter to begin with. Clearly some felt safer taking other forms of transport for a while. We all still had to get to work or school.
Are you shouting?
I was just pointing out that it must have been unpleasant for everyone, not just the Muslims.
Yes, I can see, needs must, and all that. I think I would have been very apprehensive getting back on though.
Yes and he seems rather relaxed at the moment. Although slightly stressed at the amount of people asking him if there are terror attacks imminent.
That's understandable, but even the afternoon of the attack people had started going back to normal. I remember I had to walk to Euston from the city at 5pm to get an overland and the pubs on the way were fairly full of those whose overland lines weren't working either. People seem to be pretty good at just getting on with it, on the whole. There was nothing anyone could do so they were just making the best of it.
It's not exactly a secret, it's just generally how these things operate.
What?
My niece, a school secretary, was telling me recently that the standards of English grammar had risen of late, I must show her this post.
No doubt she'll be aghast.