Al Quaeda are fighting against the West, they hate everything about the Western world, they want Global Islam. But for people who bring terror on the rest of the world in the name of islam are not Muslims at all, they can't call themselves that when they don't care who they kill even their own.

Everything that they are doing is against what the Islamic religion stands for.

i'm sorry. What I wrote seemed like i'm blaming every Muslim, but i wasn't. What I should have wrote was Muslim extremists, a group of which have claimed responsibility for the attacks.

At this time I think arguements and accusations should be put aside and for the immediate future our thoughts should be with the affected.

I might be half the world away, but I hat c***s blowing up MY city. *sticks on oasis*

took ages to get home but finally made it,waiting at London bridge squashed onto the platforms us british showed these terrorists we'll never give in even though everybody was hot and tired from all the walking and wanting to get home no one was complaining at all we done what we do best after the shocking events of today just tried to carry on as normal as possible and sticking to fingers up to these cnuts to show them there'll never get to us, i want to pay my respects to all those people who have lost their lives today just doing their normal day to day routine and to all their family and all the injured people in hospital involved in these dispicable acts on the good citizans of the UK

I was outisde Kings Cross while they were evacuating it (about 9.15), on my way to a univeristy open day up north. We'd heard that there had been an explosion at Liverpool Street, and that St Pancras and Kings Cross were being evacuated.

Everyone was moved away from there by at least 15 mins after we arrived; at the time, we didnt know the scale of the events and stayed around for a bit wondering if might all clear up within a couple of hours and we could go after all.

We put on a local radio station and found that there had been lots more explosins, and thought it wise to get out of there as soon as possible, so walked back to London Bridge.

The amount of police/ambulances/fire engines/doctors there was unbelievable, I've never seen so many in one place.

And to think that we were not 100 yards from where at least 20-odd people died is absolutely shocking. Even more so, is that we were planning on getting an earlier train too.

I'm so sorry for all the people who died, it was very scary this morning, and I can't bear to imagine what it would have been like if you were one of those stuck underground.

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Sophie, they're not bothered about killing their own because they think they are doing every Muslim a favour, Allahs way encourages Martyrdom , so therefore these terrorists feel justified in taking fellow muslims lives in a cause such as this.

Do you know where hell is?