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Just been watching some of the survivors speak...a lad who lost both legs, an eye and his spleen and is now looking forward to getting married and getting on with the rest of his life...a girl who was horrifically injured and lost a leg and has since been campaigning to help improve medical facilities in the former Soviet republic of Georgia...ordinary people who were thrown into an extraordinary situation and showed remarkable reserves of courage and unwavering spirit. Just two of many, many stories from victims and rescuers alike and the complete opposite to the evil nihilism of the bombers.

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I see and understand your point perfectly chav. It was pointed out to me that it's the norm now to hold a two silence and service etc after one year. Next year this shouldn't happen. We'd end up having a two minute silence for something every day of the year if that happend.
I was in london today, it was heaving, hectic, chaotic. Police everywhere around the edgeware road station.

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