I don’t have anything useful to add to the news reporting about what happened in Berlin last night, but I think two people said it well:
Germany’s interior minister, Thomas de Maizière:
There is a psychological effect in the whole country of the choice of words here, and we want to be very, very cautious and operate close to the actual investigation results, not with speculation.
and
The UK Labour party’s shadow foreign secretary, Emily Thornberry:
Our thoughts are with all those killed and injured in the horrific incident in Berlin, and with their families. We stand united in sorrow and solidarity with all the people of Germany, as well as with all those affected by today’s attacks in Switzerland and Turkey.
These lights will shine differently tonight.
Yes, I can think of a few more choice words, but out of respect for you…
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Relieved to hear you are okay
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Thank you for the concern. Monday night helped me realize how big the city is, which in this case was a good thing.
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Hope this year is peaceful. Somehow I had missed this post. Have a happy new year!
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Yes, the events of last year make us all hopeful for a better 2017. Personally, I think 2017 will be a good year for me. For the rest of the world? I’m afraid to give a prognosis. Things could stay the same, get worse, or get better. Just waiting…
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I’m so glad that you are safe. What a scary start to the holiday season and New Year. Prayers for a safer start to this one.
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Thank you!
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