Remembering the 52 in London

(via Right on the Right) One year ago, 52 innocents were killed in London, by Islamofascist terrorists. Over 700 people were injured in the attacks, which was the most violent attack in Britain since the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103. Let’s not forget that we are in a global war, and our allies are targets too. Today is a day to remember those who died, and remember who our enemy is. Four bombs exploded one year ago, three in the subways, and one on the bus shown above. The attacks were linked almost immediately to Al-Qaeda and The Secret Organization and Jihad Organization of Al-Qaeda in Europe. In remembrance, I wrote a poem about those who fell: More innocent lives across the sea Like candles going out in a violent wind Our enemies with Jihadist vengeance Believing us infidels who have sinned 52 men and womens’ lives faded Joined the many lives across the globe Little is thought about or considered What the 7/7 attacks forbode Our enemies plot and continue attacks Like the Rising Sun struck in December But today is a day we join with allies Bow our heads and remember I know I am not the best writer, but I was inspired this morning to do something in tribute. My thoughts and prayers are with the families of those who lost love ones one year ago. Let us remember. Thanks to Right on the Right for his heartfelt remembrance. Cross posted @ SMOKE SIGNALS BLOG Al-Qaeda | Islamofascist | London | London Bombing | News | Photos | Terrorism