Whatever happened to the Great British backbone?

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MrRobin replied

5 July 2007, 13:36
Originally posted by zathras

We should consign reporting of so called terrorist bombs to a small mention somwhere between the classified and personal ads and forgotten about.

True.... I've also often thought that if people just weren't told about all these extremists in the media then there would be no terrorism, as noone would be terrified of no news?! Blissful ignorance!

"The only difference between suicide and martyrdom is press coverage"
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snaw replied

5 July 2007, 13:33
Woulnd't happen in Glasgow ;-)
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SallyAnne replied

5 July 2007, 13:32
Plan B....publish "Bomb Making for Dummies".
Plan C...publish "How to spot a terrorist".

Every single person in the western world would buy one of them! Sorted!
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Orangutan replied

5 July 2007, 13:31
I hope the security services are investigating anyone who puts "bomb making for dummies" into google

Heres an idea, why don't they get Amazon to pretend to stock "Homemade bombs that really work" and "ABC of explosives", then "visit" anyone who orders a copy.
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zathras started a topic Whatever happened to the Great British backbone?

5 July 2007, 13:27
Whatever happened to the Great British backbone?

The Dunkirk and Blitz. What is it on holiday? Train derails on Central line and what happens

said panic had broken out among the passengers who thought a bomb had exploded.

Look it is not likely to be a bomb and the last lot of bombs did not go off. Even if it was the safest place to be would be exactly where you are! You are safe, you survived.

Cause of problem - Metronet - now that is far more likely than any bomb!

We should consign reporting of so called terrorist bombs to a small mention somwhere between the classified and personal ads and forgotten about.

Ignore these tw*ts! most of whom have shown themselves totally incapable of building anything that might actually explode.
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