Remember 7/7

Four years ago today, cowardly terrorists aligned with al Qaeda assaulted Great Britain in a coordinated strike on mass transit. Using four suicide bombers, the terrorists were able to kill over 50 and wound many more.

Two weeks later came more attempted attacks on other targets in the capital, which fortunately did not succeed. Prime Minister Tony Blair showed courage and resolve after both attacks.

Terrorists and their allies believe that they have a reason to strike at the democratic nations of the world. Many, including Britain and Spain, were at the forefront of the War on Terrorism. Terrorists intended to knock them out by assaulting civilians and having the government (not the terrorists themselves) be blamed. Spain pulled its troops out of Iraq after the Madrid bombings on March 11, 2004.

To Londoners and British credit, the UK has stayed steadfast against extremism and stands shoulder to shoulder with the United States and democracy.

Thank you Britain.
May the dead and their loved ones find peace.

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Remember 3/11/2004

Five years ago today came one of the most brutal terrorist attacks in history. On March 11, 2004, Islamist terrorists launched simultaneous bombings in the subways of Madrid Spain. After the attacks were finished, 191 civilians were brutally murdered.

The terrorists won a double victory from the carnage. After the attack, the Spanish voters folded and voted out the popular Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar. In his place, they elected Jose Zapatero, who folded to the terrorists' demands and pulled Spain's 1300 troops from Iraq.

So pray for the victims, please.