"Paul" wrote in message
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As the song says: "lazy f***ing useless c*nts"

Yes, of course. That's why they were the first on the scene on 7th July 2005
leading customers to safety and tending to the wounded without any breathing
apparatus or insisting the area was checked for more devices first. Amazing
how quickly people forget.

Perhaps the song needs to be rewritten.

"Robin Mayes" wrote in message
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"Paul" wrote in message
k...

As the song says: "lazy f***ing useless c*nts"

Yes, of course. That's why they were the first on the scene on 7th July
2005
leading customers to safety and tending to the wounded without any
breathing
apparatus or insisting the area was checked for more devices first.
Amazing
how quickly people forget.

Amazing how people think their actions are (or would be) any different to
anyone elses.
If a building I often work in had en explosive device detonated, there would
be people doing exactly the same thing. I fail to see the connection
between the impression that a large number of people have of LU frontline
staff in their day-to-day role and the normal way that (some) of those staff
would react in a one-off emergency situation.