I've been traveling almost constantly since my last post to this blog. I intend to catch up with many things involving law and economics, but all that seems secondary to the terrible attacks in London this morning.
London is a city that I truly love. And my father loved it so much that my sisters and I have placed a memorial to him in his favorite park there -- Berkeley Square Gardens. The horrible terror that the citizens of that wonderful city endured at the hands of terrorists today excites the most profound sympathy and sadness. I devoutly hope that the English, whom Bill Bryson rightly calls the happiest people on Earth, know how deeply we Americans feel for them. I'll not live long enough to understand how any human being with a warm heart and clear mind could possibly believe that killing, wounding, and terrifying innocent people will advance the human cause.
My sympathy and prayers are with London and England.
TSU
