Caroline:
> Anyway, my prayers go out to all of those with family and friends who
> might be involved, and anyone who is affected by these deplorable acts of
> horror. Most Australians are shell shocked by all of this, and I must say
> that just seeing it as it happened - I'd just gone to bed, but was called
> up to see something on the tv - made me feel empty and like it was all
> something fake, just something that wasn't real. I can't imagine how those
> involved must be feeling.

    One of my friend commented that this was something you'd see in an Anime
or a Movie, but not real life.

> If you want to do something for those people, you can donate blood in the
> US. I'm not sure about anywhere else. So instead of stupidly wanting to go
> out and kill people (there's been too much death as it is), go out and
> help these people. Give them your blood, rather than wanting to spill the
> blood of others (who might or might not be innocent).

    I think there's already a huge line waiting to donate blood in NY.

> I just hope that this doesn't go to war... yet the evil ones must be
> punished for their actions.

    US has already said they consider this an act of war and will treat the
country that harbors whoever's responsible for this as if they commited the
act of terrorism.

    It'll depend on how Afganesten responds.

    The best thing to do is try to forget about everything, because if
people stay focused on this issue then that's exactly what the terrorists
want.  Of course, that's not to say they shouldn't be hunted down.


Don
"Please remember those who are no longer with us."
Yuna, FFX