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posted by Amardeep at 8:05 AM
Thursday, July 07, 2005
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3 Comments:
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I was surprised but not that surprised (unfortunately). I don`t think many of the world capitals are very secure. I did think London was more secure than New York City.
I think anywhere that there are millions of people living is going to have obvious dangers. If someone wants to make trouble then there is not alot you can do to stop them. The ideal would be to solve the problems that cause people to take up arms in the first place.
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