Torture

Mmm on a lighter note maybe they shuold explain this to the parents, brothers, sisters and children of those people whose flesh was torn to shreds, skin and eyes burnt, lungs pierced and heart punctured when those terrorist bombs went off. when that is done they can explain it to the people who can no longer, see, walk... live a normal life. who wake up every day with the to face the devestating effect. people who are outcast in some societys becuase of their newly given and poorly treated disabilities..

Few fingernails and some scratches.. he should man up!

Rachel from north London

She survived the 7 July attacks. The above link has her opinions on torture and proxy detention.

EDIT: She was in the carriage when the bomb went off, but didn't lose a leg. I'm getting confused...