Trains, stations and the gritty neighborhoods that surround them are often the backdrop to danger. Rail passengers were slaughtered in terrorist bombings in Paris in 1995 and Madrid nine years later.
Trains, stations and the gritty neighborhoods that surround them are often the backdrop to danger.
Rail passengers were slaughtered in terrorist bombings in Paris in 1995 and Madrid nine years later.
Has the person writing this actually seen a train station? And I'm not talking about European ones (though that weould help) but, say, Los Angeles Union Station?
This is wankery of the highest order, especially coming from the LA Times. A man of words and not of deeds is like a garden full of weeds; a man of deeds and not of words is like a garden full of turds — Anonymous
But, you know, they should fear criminals and terrorists in train stations.
He's probably seen NY's Penn Station...
