July 7 London Bombing
A series of bombs hit the London transportation system killing 52 people and injuring 700. Al Qaeda in Europe took responsibility of this attack as a response to British support and involvement in the Iraq war.
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Murtaza Shibli Apr 7, 2006 interacts: 235If I had brought my unhappiness to London, this is scarcely surprising: my life had been punctuated by bomb blasts, cries of loss by mothers who had lost their sons, of children whose fathers had been tortured to death. Everything was unpredictable and un
Muslims and the Road to Perdition
Zafar Anjum Aug 23, 2005 interacts: 324In today’s globalized flat world, Muslims must harmonize themselves with other communities and reap the benefits of a changed world. Like the true deputies of God on earth, let’s make it a better place.
Cause and Detect
Bhaskar Dasgupta Aug 5, 2005 interacts: 27Please do remember that I am ignoring the conspiracy theorists, who are a real funny bunch, blaming it on the intelligence services, the police, the Zionists, the military industrial complex, capitalism, little green men from Uranus
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