What was yesterday's last straw

fro: hey heard what happened in london?

me: no

me: what?

fro: check out bbc.co.uk

fro: 4 bomb blasts

fro: 33 dead

me: shit

me: g8 thing?

fro: g8?

fro: oh nfi

me: ah

me: the 'islamists' again

fro: yeah obviously!

fro: as in

fro: the terrorists

me: A previously unknown group, "Secret Group of al Qaeda's Jihad in Europe," claimed responsibility, but Paddick said it was too early to say whether suicide bombers were involved

fro: some al qaeda related organisation

me: How unobvious is this?

fro:

me: sure ..

me: al qaeda ko aur kuch kaam nahin hai

fro: bhai aur kya kaam hai?

me: they cant be related to bloody every mombing

me: no

me: i'm just saying

fro: well

me: every terrorist activity is somehow said to be connected to them

fro: i get your point

fro: hush

fro: 'they' are everywhere

me: right

me: President Bush, speaking at the G8 summit, told reporters that "the war on terror goes on."

me: and now he's got another excuse

fro: hmm that's true

me: the britishers were quite vocal against the war on iraq, werent they?

me: now they wont be so vocal anymore

fro: well not quite

fro: they did re-elect tony blair

me: and so was bush re elected

fro: but it's not the main issue in their elections in any case

me: well galloway won so many seats unexpectedly

me: only because of this

fro: i wasn't following the elections

me: it was big news

me: "We will not yield to these terrorists, we will find them, we will bring them to justice," he said.

Britain is a key ally of the United States in its war in Iraq, where al Qaeda is waging a bloody insurgency.

me: this is hilarious

me: and why are they waging a 'bloody insurgency'?

fro: hehe

fro: bbc?

me: reuters

fro: ah

me: and there have been so many editorials

me: about there being no connection between the al qaeda and saddam hussein

me: this rocks

fro: yeah that's what I was about to ask

fro: but after the invasion these militants came from other countries

me: so?

me: they have a right to protest, dont they?

fro: no i'm saying there's no connection between saddam hussein and al qaeda but now al qaeda is in Ira

fro: *Iraq

me: right

me: We would put al Qaeda at the top of the list of any suspects," said Alex Standish, editor of Jane's Intelligence Digest. "They have the motives, the means and the opportunity.

"Here you have a massive headline event which involves the three world leaders that al Qaeda detests -- Bush, Blair and (Russian President) Putin," he said, speaking of the G8 summit.

fro: see jane's is saying it too

fro: i love jane's

me: jane?

fro: jane's

me: oh

fro: military magazines

me: whatever

fro: jane's defence weekly!

me: i'm not an al qaeda member, but if i want people to get all roused up abotu stuff, i'll do the bombing, and then make one anonymous call .. oh i'm so and so of the al qaeda

fro: they have nice articles on planes and all da

me: what shit

me: they have no proof

me: like everything here is the ISI

fro: haan that's true

fro: but the only people who have owned up so far are the secret organisation of whatever

me: so??

me: it could be anybody!

me: it could be the like the fahrenheit thing

me: its stupid

fro: fahrenheit?

me: its sick

me: fahrenheit 9/11 blah blah

fro: hm

fro: let's see

me: sure

me: either way we're not gonig to know the complete truth anyway

me: its not possible

me: so just go along with what the media says

fro: but it's not going to stop whatever they're doing

fro: it'll only get worse

me: and what THEY'RE doing?

me: taht's being accepted by the whole world?

me: that's even wrose

me: this is 33 people

me: that is tens of thousands

fro: wait I think we're getting confused about the they here

me: i changed the they

me: you meant the terrorists

fro: i meant britain

me: i'm talking about our dear presidents of superpowers

fro: yeah same here da

me: god

me: you just made me feel worse than i did

me: *was

fro: hmm

fro: canteen?

me: no da

me: ill sleep

me: i'll go home tomorrow