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Sometimes life seems so pointless and there doesn’t seem to be any reason to go on. At times like these, we might stand back, get some perspective and look at life for what it really is.
On the morning rush hour on July 7, bombs exploded at four different points in London, England. At least 50 people were killed in the explosions and about 700 were injured,
Explosives were placed on three separate subway trains and one double-decker bus, reported The New York Times.
In the recent terrorist attacks in London, it is reasonable to assume that more changes will be made to American security.
But what else can we do? Haven’t we already given away many rights, possibly even our constitutional rights, under the Patriot Act? Doesn’t our nation unofficially support racial profiling in airports? If these immoral measures are options for the United States government, what hope do we have for the future?
Even as these questions run through our minds, changes are occurring that concern our national security.
Many are worried that, despite the billions of dollars that the Bush Administration has invested in national security, attacks similar to those in London could easily happen in the United States.
The recent tragic acts of terrorism are unprecedented in the American experience. Children, like many peopje, may be confused or frightened by the news and will look to adults for information and guidance on how to react.
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