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ZephyrInTheSky
57 minutes ago, Morphine Prince said:

I don't understand how there are still kids missing. 

They are either one of the dead or badly wounded in the hospital and they could not be identified. 

Yeah and the parents that are still looking for their kids is just sad. I mean i'm sure in the back of their minds they know they're dead. :( Just thinking of them having to go and identify or try to identify whats left of their remains. 

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Qualle1

My deepest sympathy for all of the victims and their family and friends...

:(

Of course this horrible terror attack is also breaking news here in Germany.

Since last night I am following the German as well as the British news - nonetheless I am confused about the following points:

1) Why are there still so many people missing?

2) German media is reporting, that there might be much more than the officially 59 injured people. Moreover a British tabloid is reporting, that there are at least 119 people (severely) injured. What is the truth?

3) Is it true, that there has been a lack of "security check" of the concertgoers before the show?

:/

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SXXXDREAMS
3 hours ago, Born To Slay said:

Hopefully this means they're gonna try to get the tour back up and running. I'd hate to see these loser terrorists win.

smh.. it's really not about winning or losing here.. at this point it's only about staying safe 

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Born To Slay
Just now, SXXXDREAMS said:

smh.. it's really not about winning or losing here.. at this point it's only about staying safe 

The world is no less safe then it was yesterday. There is no reason safety wise that the tour, or any tour, should not continue.

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SXXXDREAMS
4 minutes ago, Born To Slay said:

The world is no less safe then it was yesterday. There is no reason safety wise that the tour, or any tour, should not continue.

I'm not specifically speaking about the tour.. I just think it's irresponsible and wrong when people and especially politicans say "don't let terrorists win" and literally do nothing to change the situation and the same horrible thing happens again after a month.. people should not perceive it as a win-lose situation.. it's a situation where action must be done.. everytime after an attack we hear "the attacker was known to the authorities" and all I'm thinking is "WELL IF HE WAS KNOWN THEN WHY TF DID U LET HIM WANDER AROUND FREE????!!!!!!!" I don't care let the terrorists or Isis or whomever win as long as no more innocent people lose their lives. 

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1 minute ago, SXXXDREAMS said:

I'm not specifically speaking about the tour.. I just think it's irresponsible and wrong when people and especially politicans say "don't let terrorists win" and literally do nothing to change the situation and the same horrible thing happens again after a month.. people should not perceive it as a win-lose situation.. it's a situation where action must be done.. everytime after an attack we hear "the attacker was known to the authorities" and all I'm thinking is "WELL IF HE WAS KNOWN THEN WHY TF DID U LET HIM WANDER AROUND FREE????!!!!!!!" I don't care let the terrorists or Isis or whomever win as long as no more innocent people lose their lives. 

Well yeah, of course politicians and authorities need to do better. Ur absolutely right. That said, I do like the sentiment behind not letting the terrorists win. It basically just means we have to keep living. We can't just decide to stop living because we're afraid of the terrorists. 

But ur right, it's ridic that people who do this were often known by the law prior.

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20 minutes ago, Qualle1 said:

 Is it true that there was a lack of a "security check" of the concert-goers before the show? :/

No. It was kinda cursory, but there were still metal detectors etc. The bomb itself was detonated in a public area outside of the venue, closer to the nearby train station, from what I understand.

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1 minute ago, calmar said:

No. It was kinda cursory, but there were still metal detectors etc. The bomb itself was detonated in a public area outside of the venue, closer to the nearby train station, from what I understand.

Thank you! As far as I know, the suicide bomber did luckily not get into the arena, so the Islamist terrorist decided to blow up himself inside of the foyer of the Manchester Arena.

:ohno:

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Blake
40 minutes ago, Born To Slay said:

The world is no less safe then it was yesterday. There is no reason safety wise that the tour, or any tour, should not continue.

I have a feeling if she does somehow continue the tour, she'll heavily edit the show. Such as not performing One Last Time etc.

Pretty sure she'll postpone or cancel the tour though. She's obviously not in the right mental state. 

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1 minute ago, Blake said:

I have a feeling if she does somehow continue the tour, she'll heavily edit the show. Such as not performing One Last Time etc.

Pretty sure she'll postpone or cancel the tour though. She's obviously not in the right mental state. 

I wouldn't be surprised if some upcoming dates get cancelled, but I think too much money is on the line to just cancel.

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StrawberryBlond
1 hour ago, Qualle1 said:

1) Why are there still so many people missing?

2) German media is reporting, that there might be much more than the officially 59 injured people. Moreover a British tabloid is reporting, that there are at least 119 people (severely) injured. What is the truth?

3) Is it true, that there has been a lack of "security check" of the concertgoers before the show?

A lot of people got split up because they went their separate ways shortly before it happened. Someone said one of their group went to the toilet. Another said someone had to leave early because they had work tomorrow. So, when the chaos kicked off and everyone started running, they were thinking: "Should I wait around for them or should I just get out of here?" It's the whole survival vs. the need to wait for loved ones that happens. Maybe some people decided to just put their own safety first and evacuate quicker to reduce the crowds and then hang around outside to see if everyone else came out. I also think it's a real possibility that some people are in so much shock that they're walking around in a daze. Some of them didn't have parents with them and considering that Ariana only went to 4 cities here, there were a lot who didn't even come from Manchester and don't know the area. There were ones interviewed from Liverpool, Glasgow and Ayrshire. It must be very daunting to have no idea where you're going, particularly if you're very young or have no way of getting in contact with anyone.

I guess we'll have to wait until tomorrow to hear the full story. There's at least 13 children at various hospitals - 8 in total. That's a lot to keep track of.

Well, one concertgoer said that he thought it was odd that no one was searched before they went in and being a frequent concertgoer, he thought that stuff was pretty standard in most venues now, so he was surprised that somewhere this big wasn't doing it. My dad was saying when things like this happen and there's an investigation, it's discovered that in most cases, a lapse in security was partly caused by certain people not doing their jobs right and I'm inclined to agree. I know when I went The Hydro, my bag got searched both times, even when I was the only one walking through the doors. And you can't get into the arena unless you have a ticket and once you've left the building post-show, you aren't allowed back in. I don't know what the security protocol is at the Manchester Arena but it's clear that it needs to be better.

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SXXXDREAMS
1 hour ago, calmar said:

No. It was kinda cursory, but there were still metal detectors etc. The bomb itself was detonated in a public area outside of the venue, closer to the nearby train station, from what I understand.

I get off and on at that station so often.. still cannot realise it 

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Morphine Prince

My God the conservatives around the world are truly a cancer to society. 

I'm not saying you can't hold conservative views but the amount of disgusting posts I've been reading from conservatives here in the USA where I live and abroad really makes me think these people are pure evil. 

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