As the focus switches to punishing the terrorists responsible for the horrific hi-jack attacks on New York and the Pentagon in Washington, the massive United Kingdom debate on what to do next involves senior military officers who played a decisive role in the 1982 Falklands conflict. Those still in the armed forces are engaged at the highest level in planning counter-terrorist action.
This Monday all eyes will be set on the resumption of operations in Wall Street after the longest stoppage in history, following the terrorist attack and carnage in New York that left the world's financial heart in a state of shock and without communications on Tuesday 11th.
Condolence and solidarity with the American people and condemnation of terrorist acts targeting civilians, was the unanimous basic line of Latinamerican countries messages following the carnage in New York, Washington and Pittsburgh.