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A more frequent publishing of Rich Galen's take on politics, culture and general modern annoyances. This is in addition to MULLINGS which is published Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays at www.mullings.com

Friday, June 29, 2007

London Car Bombs

Two cars, loaded with explosives, propane tanks, gasoline and nails were discovered about a hundred yards from each other in London's West End.

This is eerily familiar. In Iraq there have been way too many instances of a bomb going off in a crowded area - a market, for instance. Then, when the emergency crews arrive to help the injured and secure the area, a second bomb has been detonated.

The only targets of the second bomb are the rescue, fire, and police crews.

Here is a photo from a car bomb which was exploded outside one of the main gates to the Green Zone in Baghdad in January 2004:


This was not followed by a second blast but look at the size of the hole it put in the street.

There is no photo credit. I took this. You can read the entire posting from January 18, 2004 which was titled In a War Zone; Near a War Zone

Rich

1 Comments:

Ranger Russ said...

Now you know why I was at work in the Green Room by 0630 or so on most days. Since I had to drive in from my villa "off campus," I wanted to make sure that the worms didn't catch the early bird! :)

July 9, 2007 1:10 PM  

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