London Transit Bombings

This paper will focus on the response and alternatives to the London Transit Bombing on July 7th, 2005. It will focus on the response of the British Government to the attacks, as well as on any new laws or policies that came after the attacks had occurred. It will also analyze the impact that the government had in its response, as well as any alternatives that could have been used after the attacks. It will also discuss how other countries were impacted by the British Governments response to the attacks. It will finally end by discussing how the response and alternative responses affected the terrorist organization that claimed the responsibility for the terrible acts committed on the British citizens that day. Introduction The 2005 London Transit Bombings was one of the worst attacks in the world since …show more content…
This can range from the first responders, the stock market, to new laws and policies created in response to an attack. Also, when attack occurs there can be a backlash and response in and from other countries near and far. It can cause a strain on relationships between countries, as well as how the response to the attack is viewed by other countries. While most people think about the response to a terrorist attack coming from the first responders, it is actually is a much deeper topic and possible issue than most people realize. Once a response is coordinated and completed, there is always alternative responses that could have been made. There were many decisions and policies that came from the 2005 London Attacks some of which were very effective. The first policy that will be mentioned is Tony Blair’s twelve point anti-terror plan. This plan was thought to change the way the British Government dealt with terrorism. A few of the points got the attention of British Citizens. The first point was to find a way to deport people who did not belong in the country, as well as the ability