After seeing the recent news re terrorism, + 9/11 and 7/7, are you scared?

Answer 1

Maybe I'm very concerned, but I'm not scared. I will still travel and abide by all the rules.

Terrorists want us to be scared that way they know they are succeeding. So go on about your business, but just be aware of your surroundings at all times.'

Answer 2

Ask your self the question, why should I be scared and where does the feeling of fear come from? The answer is from the media and therefore from the government. In the last 10 years less than 10,000 people have died GLOBALLY from so-called terrorist activity. Weigh this against GLOBAL deaths from disease, malnutrition, accidents etc which are also mostly preventable and you get a number in the region of 20,000,000 ! ( twenty million!). Now ask yourself who's agenda is served by instilling this fear in the people of powerful, rich western countries? The answer is certainly the agenda of the super rich and super powerful ruling elite in government and multinational corporations. By controlling the media this is how we are told what to think, feel, fear and know and believe and how we are effectively controlled to maintain the stability of the status quo and thereby allow our freedoms and civil liberties to dissolve almost without our noticing. Far fetched? Cospiracy? Check out the video "loose change" free to download from Google, and ask yourself then who really benefitted from the collapse of the Twin Towers on 9/11 and who must then have caused it. So the short answer is don't be scared because you're more likely to win the Lottery than suffer at the hands of terrorists-unlees of course you think as I do, that Bush, Blair et al. are the most dangerous terrorists we have to worry about.

Answer 3

i agree with fhornsr. I think that we all spend too much time worring about things (no matter what it is). yes I can understand trying to take precautions and preventing further instances. I do think that people that say they will never step on a plane again due to 9-11 are crazy. then they might as well sit in their house, because they could die in a car crash, or crossing the road. I think too many people live their lives with paranoia.

Answer 4

something is gonna get you in the end, the water you drink, the air you breathe, the food you eat - if you thought about it, all the catastrophe's that could befall you, you'd never get out of bed in the morning - and then there's always a chance the roof might cave in on you!
Life is for living, so go out and live it! There are too many people in this world bothered about what's going to happen in the 'next life' - never mind about it- don't give in to threats, live you life how you want

Answer 5

I don't live in a danger area,so terrorism dos`NT scare me.that dos`nt mean i wont get hit by a car tomorrow,i`m scared of the unknown,or destiny as some would call it.

Answer 6

Not at all. Your chances of being the victim of a terrorist attack are lower than your chances of being hit by lightning. Besides, we're all going to die sometime. The best option is to live your life as you choose, and live it in such a way that regardless of when you die, you will have no regrets.

Answer 7

psh...
no.
some people just ruin travelling for everyone, and if you're scared that you're going to die in a plane crash or whatever, then you're dumb. you could die sitting alone at your house watching tv from a gas leak or your microwave exploding! so why not go out with a bang?

Answer 8

Actually I am more concerned about the Israeli genocidal "Bio Ethnic Bomb" which (potentially) threatens the entire globe.

Answer 9

Yes it makes everyone to be extra cautious. Anyone could be a suspect.

Answer 10

no. I am not scared. My religouse beliefs lead me not to be scared and besides, the us is catching them all anyway. why should i be scared when we've got the uk at our side aswell.