Friday, 22 June 2007

Welcome

Welcome to THE HOMEFRONT guestbook. Feel free to leave comments and messages...

8 comments:

Hamza said...

It is uplifting and fulfilling to see that in light of the recent years efforts are still being made to REMEMBER. It is important that ANTHONY’s memories be the anchorage that brings us all together, that unites us, and makes us even stronger! We all look forward to being a vessel of remembrance!

MissBashua said...

Just wanted to let you know that what you've done and what you're doing is a testament of the quality of people that anothony surrounded himself with and may God continue to grant you the strength to continue what you started. Although we cant bring anthony or any of the other 51 victims back we can keep their memories alive and remember.

Anonymous said...

It takes great effort and intense focus to memorialize past truths and your work is a timely contribution to the pursuit.

Anonymous said...

It is a great to see the efforts made to honour the memory of a loved one. Anthony, his family and indeed all his friends and myself are truly proud to see this endeavour come to fruition. May he and all the other victims rest in perfect peace.

Anonymous said...

Anthony has joined the inocent angels and will guide and help his family and friends through their trials and tribulations.

I am pleased that you have made this documentary and Anthony would be proud and will be watching over you all.

As a british female I am dismayed at the violence and trouble in our so called civalized country.

We need to go back to our grass roots and relearn how to love each other.

we need to respect each other.

we need to have hope and positive thoughts to enable growth and development.

Please join together to sending healing thoughts to Anthony's family and all his friends and all those inocent people affected by this terrorist act.

Anonymous said...

I am sorry I entered the above and did not leave my name.

Anonymous said...

Simply put, 'The Homefront' had to be made and now it has been, keep the memory of 7/7 alive and do not stop asking those difficult and controversial questions that force those responsible to tell the truth.

Anonymous said...

As a survivor of the 7/7 bombings I am glad you are telling your story. Maybe if we have an open public inquiry we will at last find out the truth.