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"Scarlet Tears of London" is a memorial tribute to those killed in the terrorists' bomb blasts in London on July 7. 2005.




Tony Blair Saying Goodbye To No. 10?AMMAN — After bicycling from London, through central Europe and now the Middle East, a group of cyclists arrived in Amman on their way to Jerusalem as part of a campaign to encourage peace between Israel and Palestine.
News Source
The threat of terrorism is one reason why Britain is a worse place to live now compared with 20 years ago, a BBC poll suggests.
Nearly half (47%) of those questioned thought quality of life in Britain had declined, with 47% blaming a "lack of respect" and 46% citing crime.
BBC News, 04/09/2006
"This tragedy will distress the whole country and our thoughts go out immediately to the families of those who have died," British Prime Minister Tony Blair said in a statement.
Washington Post, 02/09/2006
It is too soon to say where the growing alienation of American Muslims will lead, but it seems clear that the factors contributing to it will endure. U.S. foreign policy persists in dividing Muslim and Western societies, making it harder still for Americans to realize that there is a difference between their Muslim neighbor and the plotter in London or the kidnapper in Baghdad.
geneive.abdo@geneiveabdo.com
Geneive Abdo is the liaison for the Alliance of Civilizations at the United Nations and author of "Mecca and Main Street: Muslim Life in America After 9/11" (Oxford).
Washington Post, 25/08/2006

When Will This Islamic Madness End?
First Hamas kidnapped an Israeli soldier and asked for the release of Palestinian prisoners held in Israel in exchange. Then Hizbollah killed some Israeli soldiers and abducted two and demanded that Israel must release Hizbollah fighters in Israeli prisons in exchange. And now the Holy Jihad Brigades," kidnapped two Fox News Channel journalists (correspondent Steve Centanni, a 60-year-old American, and New Zealand cameraman Olaf Wiig, 36) in Gaza, also demanding that Muslims in American prisons must be released in exchange for their hostages. When will these lunatic fringe elements of Islam stop their madness? Until they no longer exist?
Nigerian Times
"We hope the kidnappers will release Steve Centanni and Olaf Wiig at the earliest opportunity. It is the position of the US government that we do not make concessions to terrorists," Micaela Schweitzer-Bluhm said.
The Guardian

