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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.it was terrible what happened to the fella, but its become a political football used as a stick to beat the authorities with..by the liberals and usual anti iraq mob, theres been ten times more airtime and newsprint donated to this than to the far worse terrorist carnage in london..says it all really..
In all cases where compensation is offered. How can money ever compensate for the loss of a human being. Money seems to be the answer to everything. I know we can't live without it but this always seems so wrong. Its like saying if we had x amount of money everything will be alright but it still doesn't bring that person back.
I feel sorry for the Brazilian and his family, but I feel political activists have used this opportunity to make trouble. They are also overshadowing the other victims, the London bombing victims. It makes me sick when people use a tragedy or outrage to score political points. Loads of these activists were at the Trafalgar Square vigil using our grief to advance their views. I doubt they really giving a flying ferret about the victims of the bombings or us still commuting through London scared witless. They see it as an opportunity.
Sorry I'm going off on one :).
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