via Nonny Mouse in the UK: BBC is remarking on how calm the public was during the 'car bomb' attack on the Glasgow airport, how little panic or 'terr
June 30, 2007

via Nonny Mouse in the UK:

BBC is remarking on how calm the public was during the 'car bomb' attack on the Glasgow airport, how little panic or 'terror' there was - mostly just people whipping out their mobile phone cameras and filming everything in sight.

Arrests made on the M6 motorway in Cheshire last night as well. People got out of cars and offered to HELP the police.

Glasgow Airport is back up and running, passengers being interviewed coming off planes have said things are running smoothly, no problems. A bit of a hassle walking around the cordoned off bits of the airport, but no one's complaining. Lots of smiling faces.

It's almost psychology in reverse - the more fanatics try to terrorise the British, the more the British refuse to be terrorised. We're more worried about the goddamned rain at the moment.  

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