Saa nähdä kauanko tilanne pysyy 'hallussa' ja vältytään etnisiltä selkkauksilta. Muslimiväestön osalta tilanne ei tietenkään ole kehuttava:
'In a letter to The Sunday Telegraph, an Iraqi woman who fled to Britain after many family members were tortured and executed by Saddam Hussein, said that when she rides the subway, she can "feel the hatred" radiating from her fellow passengers.
"It has come to the point where non-Muslims fear Muslims, and the Muslims fear the terrorists and the non-Muslims," the woman, Maryam Naseri, wrote. "I feel rejected and hated. And I am only one of many Muslims being blamed for something that I didn't commit or approve of."
Saman lähteen (NY Times) mukaan poliisi kallistuu nyt mahdollisuuteen, etteivät kyseessä olleetkaan itsemurhapommittajat, vaan tekijät olisi huijattu tekemään tekonsa:
'But in recent days, some police officials are increasingly considering the possibility that the men did not plan to commit suicide and were duped into dying.
Investigators raising doubts about the suicide assumption have cited evidence to support this theory. Each of the four men who died in the July 7 attacks purchased round-trip railway tickets from Luton to London. Germaine Lindsay's rented car left in Luton had a seven-day parking sticker on the dashboard.
A large quantity of explosives were stored in the trunk of that car, perhaps for another attack. Another bomber had just spent a large sum to repair his car. The men carried driver's licenses and other ID cards with them to their deaths, unusual for suicide bombers.
In addition, none left behind a note, videotape or Internet trail as suicide bombers have done in the past. And the bombers' families were baffled by what seemed to be their decisions to kill themselves.'