But this fact also makes me doubt that this "secret al Queda" group did the bombing. Why would they plant a bomb in a predominantly Arab neighborhood? I remember walking down the street and seeing at least 2 Arab groceries, as well as a number of electronics shops and fish & chip shops that were run by Arab-English locals. The double-layer accent made them extremely hard for me to understand, but it was a worthwhile ethnic flavor. As much as I didn't really enjoy my time in London, I would love to go back - my only real problem was the combination of people I was living with (other WPI students) and being away from
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But this fact also makes me doubt that this "secret al Queda" group did the bombing. Why would they plant a bomb in a predominantly Arab neighborhood? I remember walking down the street and seeing at least 2 Arab groceries, as well as a number of electronics shops and fish & chip shops that were run by Arab-English locals. The double-layer accent made them extremely hard for me to understand, but it was a worthwhile ethnic flavor. As much as I didn't really enjoy my time in London, I would love to go back - my only real problem was the combination of people I was living with (other WPI students) and being away from
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