Jake by Jake Field

Martine wright

11249082_1 — 2025-02-07 11:53:06 UTC

Martine wright was a victim of the London bombings, on the morning of the bombings she sat just three feet away from the suicidal bomber. Martine wright was found to be the worst injured and the last rescued survivor of the 7/7 bombings, she was trapped for over an hour losing 80% of her blood supply as well as both her legs above the knees. A year later she was given rehabilitation including learning walking on prosthetics. In 2012 she then decided to join the 2012 London Olympics and paralympics giving her new shape and days of meaning.

Susan greenwood

11249082_1 — 2025-02-07 12:02:24 UTC

Susan greenwood is a survivor of the London bombings attack. She lost her leg in the bombing, and now lives with scars and advocates for research into scar free healing, she lives in bornmouth with her husband, two children and two dogs and currently works within the NHS. On the morning of the bombings she was caught up in the bombings when she was traveling on thr train and was merely two feet away from the bomber at the time. She woke up on the floor of the tube and must have lost consciousness for a few mins because she didn’t recall getting hit on the head of anything. The explosion must have simply knocked her out. The. She woke up and it was deathly silent and the she knew it was a bomb.nher first memory is of the thick smoke and looking for fire. Luckily there was none, she knew her leg was badly injured and that it would need amputating, but having been in many trauma theatres, she knew it wouldn’t be the end of the world, I’m the end her left leg had to be amputated above the knee.

Tolerance

2025-02-14 11:36:27 UTC

Low tolerance can cause hate because they won’t understand peoples opinions and choices properly and choices because that person may not agree with them and can cause hate.

Low tolerance

2025-02-14 11:38:04 UTC

Low tolerance can cause radicalization because they won’t understand peoples opinions and opinions so they won’t understand peoples opinions so they may not like them and that can make them join a certain group that doesn’t agree with the peoples opinions and be radicalised.

Extremist views

2025-02-14 11:39:03 UTC

Extremist views shouldn’t be tolerated because it gives the people what they want and promotes their views.

Community inclusion

11249082_1 — 2025-02-14 11:47:43 UTC

A community group can be targeted after a terror attack because if a member religious group might have committed a crime such as a bombing etc, they might be targeted by communities and protesters because they believe that the people within the religion are at fault which might jeopardize people’s views on the religion.