To our friends in the United Kingdom

[John Hart]

I wanted to send my condolences, outrage and hope to our friends across the pond following the terrorist attacks in London. Please know that our thoughts are with you and we hope your healing is expeditious.

[Mike Tempel]

Amen to that. Know that you and your country will be in our prayers.

[Donnie Raines]

You got that right!

[John Stevens]

<TT>This is very sad news, very sad. My thoughts and sympathy are with the </TT><TT>people of London and beyond. Those of us in the NYC, D.C. and Western </TT><TT>PA areas understand somewhat how London feels today, and our sympathy </TT><TT>is profound. For the sake of everyone, I hope London will have peace </TT><TT>and justice soon, although that won't bring back those who died, nor </TT><TT>make whole those who are maimed.</TT>
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<TT>For those in the U.S. who might want to leave flowers</TT>
<TT>or attend a vigil, here's a link where you can find the addresses of </TT><TT>the British Consulates:</TT>

<TT>http://www.aneki.com/consulate/British_consulates.html (http://www.aneki.com/consulate/British_consulates.html)</TT>

<TT>I imagine security might be tight at some or all of these locations, </TT><TT>but I'd guess that gestures of sympathy may still be welcome.</TT>

[Don Baer]

Very sad news. I too send my best wishes.

[Ian Barley]

Thanks John and everybody.

I am not directly affected this time and nor are any of those who I hold dearest - thankfully. My thoughts are with those who have family and friends hurt or lost. I know what it is like to have loved ones destroyed by this sort of pointless act.

It is sad that there are people in the world who believe that acts like these are justified to bring about things that they want. They never are and they never do.

We have been here before. Cleverer, stronger and better organised people have tried to use this tactic on free people before. They failed than and eventually they will fail again.

[Jim O'Dell]

keep your chin up and your resolve strong. We do indeed share your grief, as you did with us on 9/11. Our prayers are with you. Jim

[Tyler Howell]

Our prayers are with you.

[Greg Heppeard]

Ditto X 2 of all the above

[Dick Parr]

Best wishes and you are in our prayers!

[Randy Moore]

Our prayers and Best wishes go across the water>

Randy

[John Shuk]

Best wishes and prayers. My son's playmates are there this week. I'm glad to know they are safe. God Bless all of those who are suffering.

[Bruce Shiverdecker]

To our friends in the U.K and elsewhere, where terrorists try to intimidate through senseless violence: I know the healing will take time. I wish you the strength to persevere.

Bruce

[Vaughn McMillan]

Ditto here, too. Glad to hear you and yours were out of harm's way, Ian. Wishing all the best for those in the UK.

- Vaughn

[John Miliunas]

I can only echo the sentiments passed on before me. It's truly a sad commentary on civilization as a whole. To all those in the UK, my prayers are with you.

[Ray Bersch]

We are thinking of you tonight - but I know the British people have witnessed much worse and you will hold up well - God be with you.
Ray Bersch

[Ken Fitzgerald]

To those in the UK...my sympathies, prayers and best wishes. It's truly sad what extremists of any flavor will do......

[Lou Morrissette]

Thoughts and prayers for our brothers and sisters in the UK. Keep your chin up and God bless.

Lou

[Ernie Nyvall]

The same from the Nyvall family. You are much in our thoughts and prayers and was very proud of what the Mayor of London had to say.

Ernie

[Richard Wolf]

Ditto to the above.

I did see a window sticker the other day that read;

NEVER FORGET HOW YOU FELT ON 9/11

Richard

[Jim Andrew]

When I heard the mayor of London speak, I was very proud my family came from the United Kingdom. Jim Andrew