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re :I feel a deep and powerful anger towards the 30 cowards who ran away.

What race were they, what gender what age, as someone who has traveled on buses in Europe, most passengers are what we term immigrants, there is a good chance that those who ran were also Muslim

Well tony, it's pretty much the same here. If you're taking the bus, chances are it's not because the Mercedes is in the shop! Paul Simon sings about, "...the poorer quarters where the ragged people go, searching for the places only they would know...". I remember the bus culture, and it was not only disheartening, it was often dangerous.

Having said that, I still say that 30 people should not have let this innocent man die. 30 people up against a few punks? One of the most important lessons I ever got was in a schoolyard and it was that a bully is nothing more than a coward, and if you push back, the bully always runs away. I've found that bit to be one of the truest things in life.

If the 30 that ran away are Muslim, then my contempt is all the greater. Why don't they ever ever ever stand up on their hind legs? I am sick unto death of the Muslims and I wouldn't be surprised in the least to find that they stood and did nothing while a man was murdered before their eyes.

I read your bio, so I think you know far better than I do exactly how much trouble Europe is facing...and ignoring.

We had a similar beating on a bus in Oslo a little while ago, caught on the security camera. It was a packed bus (39 passengers), and nobody intervened.

In that case a gang of immigrant "youths" attacked a handicaped man.

He survived, but is paralysed.