Re: Sharon: Terrorist attack

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No, I haven't heard anything about a Wikileaks or Assange connection. The threatening e-mail that were sent to the police and to news agencies right before the attack gave thepresence of Swedish troops in Afghanistan and the Muhammed cartoon by a Swedishartist as reasons for declaring a Jihad on Sweden and the Swedish people. It does seem tobe an Islamistic connection of one kind of the other (but please note that I am not equatingIslamistic terrorism with Islam as a religion. Extremists, and violent extremists especially,are dangerous no matter what religion or ideology they claim to be acting on behalf of). I hear that the suicide bomber were armed (is that the word?) with six bombs, pipe bombs I think, but that only one of them went off. That's why none other than the bomber were killed,and so few injured. Had all six gone off, it would have been a whole other scenario. I'm thankful it didn't.love/Reb>> Terrible! Is this related to the Wikileaks editor Assange? Has any group > claimed responsibility yet? From what I have read in our news it hasn't been > linked to Assange but I didn't know what you were hearing there.> > I am SO thankful the death count is so low. I hope there are no more > deaths--one is more than enough.> > love to you Reb and your entire family (and country!0> > > Sharon> This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and > grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be > considered flaws or defects.> > > > > > > ________________________________> To: MSersLife > Sent: Sun, December 12, 2010 2:08:00 AM> Subject: Terrorist attack> > > > Several explosions taking place in a crowded shopping district of Stockholm, > capital of Sweden, yesterday afternoon, when holiday shopping was at it's > height, was the result of a terrorist attack. Severe but unspecified threats had > been made to the police and to news agencies minutes before the explosions. > > Multiple explosions came from one parked car, it was believed to have been > filled with some kind of gas tubes, which would have caused a serial explosion, > or multiple explosions, like that. Only a block away, and at around the same > time, another explosion took place, believed to have been the result of an > attack of a suicide bomber. > > At that time and at that place the result could very well have been a massive > disaster. But luckily enough, as of yet at least, only one death (that of the > presumed suicide bomber) and a only a few injured have been reported. > > Having all of my family in Stockholm this weekend (most of my siblings live > there, but this weekend the rest of them, and both my parents, were there too) I > was of course very worried when I heard of terrorist bombings in central > Stockholm, but as far as I know so far, none of them were affected. > > Now I am kind of relieved (about the low extremely low death count), and a bit > worried (about the future, will this be a recurring thing?). > > love> /Reb>

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I hope there are no more attacks. Please keep us all updated on the news regarding this event. love to you and SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Sun, December 12, 2010 1:44:08 PMSubject: Re: Sharon: Terrorist attack

No, I haven't heard anything about a Wikileaks or Assange connection. The threatening e-mail that were sent to the police and to news agencies right before the attack gave thepresence of Swedish troops in Afghanistan and the Muhammed cartoon by a Swedishartist as reasons for declaring a Jihad on Sweden and the Swedish people. It does seem tobe an Islamistic connection of one kind of the other (but please note that I am not equatingIslamistic terrorism with Islam as a religion. Extremists, and violent extremists

especially,are dangerous no matter what religion or ideology they claim to be acting on behalf of). I hear that the suicide bomber were armed (is that the word?) with six bombs, pipe bombs I think, but that only one of them went off. That's why none other than the bomber were killed,and so few injured. Had all six gone off, it would have been a whole other scenario. I'm thankful it didn't.love/Reb>> Terrible! Is this related to the Wikileaks editor Assange? Has any group > claimed responsibility yet? From what I have read in our news it hasn't been > linked to Assange but I didn't know what you were hearing there.> > I am SO thankful the death count is so low. I hope there are no more > deaths--one is more than enough.> > love to you Reb and your entire family (and country!0> > > Sharon> This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and > grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be

> considered flaws or defects.> > > > > > > ________________________________> To: MSersLife > Sent: Sun, December 12, 2010 2:08:00 AM> Subject: Terrorist attack> > > > Several explosions taking place in a crowded shopping district of Stockholm, > capital of Sweden, yesterday afternoon, when holiday shopping was at it's > height, was the result of a terrorist attack. Severe but unspecified threats had > been made to the police and to news agencies minutes before the explosions. > > Multiple explosions came from one parked car, it was believed to have been > filled with some kind of gas tubes, which would have caused a serial explosion, > or multiple explosions, like that. Only a block away, and at around the same > time, another

explosion took place, believed to have been the result of an > attack of a suicide bomber. > > At that time and at that place the result could very well have been a massive > disaster. But luckily enough, as of yet at least, only one death (that of the > presumed suicide bomber) and a only a few injured have been reported. > > Having all of my family in Stockholm this weekend (most of my siblings live > there, but this weekend the rest of them, and both my parents, were there too) I > was of course very worried when I heard of terrorist bombings in central > Stockholm, but as far as I know so far, none of them were affected. > > Now I am kind of relieved (about the low extremely low death count), and a bit > worried (about the future, will this be a recurring thing?). > > love> /Reb>

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Apparently, he (the bomber) had been living in the UK for the last years: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11980221There are things to indicate that he was not the only one in on it. Like, that the threat mail was sent from southern Sweden, at a time when the bomber must have already been on site, in Stockholm (not in south Sweden). And that, if I understood it correctly, the car used was not registered on the bomber himself. But I am thinking/hoping that they, whatever group they are, feel they are done now.love/Reb> >> > Terrible! Is this related to the Wikileaks editor Assange? Has any group > > claimed responsibility yet? From what I have read in our news it hasn't been > > linked to Assange but I didn't know what you were hearing there.> > > > I am SO thankful the death count is so low. I hope there are no more > > deaths--one is more than enough.> > > > love to you Reb and your entire family (and country!0> > > > > > Sharon> > This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling > >and > >> > grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be > > considered flaws or defects.> > > > > > > > > > > > > > ________________________________> > From: Reb D reb_41se@> > To: MSersLife > > Sent: Sun, December 12, 2010 2:08:00 AM> > Subject: Terrorist attack> > > > > > > > Several explosions taking place in a crowded shopping district of Stockholm, > > capital of Sweden, yesterday afternoon, when holiday shopping was at it's > > height, was the result of a terrorist attack. Severe but unspecified threats > >had > >> > been made to the police and to news agencies minutes before the explosions. > > > > Multiple explosions came from one parked car, it was believed to have been > > filled with some kind of gas tubes, which would have caused a serial explosion, > >> > or multiple explosions, like that. Only a block away, and at around the same > > time, another explosion took place, believed to have been the result of an > > attack of a suicide bomber. > > > > At that time and at that place the result could very well have been a massive > > disaster. But luckily enough, as of yet at least, only one death (that of the > > presumed suicide bomber) and a only a few injured have been reported. > > > > Having all of my family in Stockholm this weekend (most of my siblings live > > there, but this weekend the rest of them, and both my parents, were there too) > >I > >> > was of course very worried when I heard of terrorist bombings in central > > Stockholm, but as far as I know so far, none of them were affected. > > > > Now I am kind of relieved (about the low extremely low death count), and a bit > > > worried (about the future, will this be a recurring thing?). > > > > love> > /Reb> >>