Arnold and Martin's Condolences for London!
Bombings in London: "terrible and tragic"!
Reported By: TheARNOLDFANS.com Staff
Monday, July 11, 2005

Arnold fan Martin Jarvis from London writes of London's bombing tragedy:

Hey Randy,
thanks for your concern. Don't worry my friend, us worldwide Arnold fans are a strong bunch:) I'll watch True Lies tonight and pretend I'm Arnold taking on those a**holes! But seriously, it was terrible. There were 3 bombs on the underground and one on a bus. They all went off within about 30 mins of each other. It sucks because I've been to those underground stations many times and it happened during rush hour.

they think about 70 people died and about 760 were injured. I was really upset and cried a little bit because I'm a bit emotional anyway and because i was so angry - absolutely livid that those al queda bastards did it. But i was proud because the next day people just got on the underground went to work as if to say to those f-ers "you know what, you will never win!"

P.s. They are releasing a new batman and robin special addition atplay.com:)

California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger condemned the deadly bombings in London as "terrible and tragic" as officials beefed up security on public networks on the US West Coast.

"On behalf of the people of California, Maria and I extend our deepest condolences to the people of London in the wake of these terrible and tragic bombings," Schwarzenegger said of himself and his wife, Maria Shriver in a statement.

"During this time it is important that we all remain vigilant, aware and report any suspicious activity to law enforcement officials," said the Terminator.

Four explosions on underground trains and a bus in central London, killed more than 33 people and injuring hundreds of others.

Authorities on the US West Coast meanwhile boosted security on underground and bus networks as the United States raised its national threat level for mass transit and train systems to code orange, or "high."

Police in the second largest US city, Los Angeles, were put on modified tactical alert as officials appealed to the traveling public to be vigilant for any suspicious packages or activities.