I will be posting more about this issue soon… I also want to comment on today’s horrible bombing in London.

No use in reinventing the wheel here. For just about all the available information concerning the bombings to day in London, head over to Michelle Malkin’s.

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I watched a fair bit of television coverage this morning from London. After sticking with CNN for a few minutes, I switched over to Fox News since they swap coverage with their sister network, Sky. For anyone late getting home

I’ll admit that since I was busy most of the day with the air conditioner repairman, I missed a lot of the news and reports, and I am planning on getting up to speed.

It appears that they have arrested two people in connection with the attacks. Thank

Acetone peroxide(C9H18O6), or TATP(triacetone triperoxide), the explosive used in today’s London blasts, is a high explosive that can be made from common household items such as drain cleaner(sulfuric acid – H2SO4), hydrogen peroxide(H2O2), and acetone…

See other post from this morning (here and here) for more background. 10:44 PM Tony Blair appearing with Austrailian PM John Howard. Update: PM Blair paraphrase – lots of support, Londoners are brave, not likely to release any new information.

the explosive used is the same as that used in the 7/7 bombings…. Acetone Peroxide, a favorite of suicide bombers in the Middle East. The primary devices did not explode.

What appears to be a second Al-Qaeda attack in London took place this morning, but it seems, on the surface, to have been flubbed by the terrorists. 3 subway locations and a bus (#26 Waterloo to Hackney). Apparently, there is…

Reuters reports: “Four small explosions hit London’s bus and underground train network on Thursday, without causing major casualties, exactly 2 weeks after bombers killed more than 50 people in the capital.”

Suspect possibly on the loose.

MSNBC r…

Bombs/detonators have gone off in London and it appreas to be coordinated attacks. This could be a follow up to the July 7 bombings which is quite unprecedented in this context, or it could be an unconnected group to al-Qaida

Those poor people.

The BBC is reporting that the series of small explosions in the London subway, or “tubes” as they call them, are being described by London Police Commissioner Ian Blair as “serious incidents” but that casualties are low.

It’s clear to see that the BBC is already trying to downplay this attack just like they did the 7/7 bombings. I hope the British people are too smart to follow them on this.

I don’t have much to say. I could link stuff, but Michelle Malkin has it all as usual….