An insecure world

Yesterday at the gym, after the oriental dance class, i found one my American friends, the one who happen to have warned my Saturday morning about what happened near my place…
I asked her if she had finally worked yesterday or not because another friend of ours said that the American school was going to close on Monday…

There are 3 American schools in Casablanca and just one of them close because there was enough security...she thought no a lot of children would have come to class but it was actually the opposite…just an ordinary day, with just a bit more of security and internal precautions which is actually normal…

I told her that those people that were blowing themselves, weren’t aiming embassies in general or Americans in particular, at least that's what i've been told but more the police…but since the explosions happened to be near an American language centre it’s absolutely normal to be afraid a react immediately…the American consulate, just like the French one too, did sent sms to the American people living in Casablanca, advising them to stay at home avoid crowded places!...

But then this girt told me about what happened in an university yesterday too, about that Asian student that killed 32 people and himself…and she just said they’re scared about insecurity here and there but at home it’s just the same…she even said that she happens to feel more secure in Casablanca then home…knowing that in the states you can get weapons so easily! Frightening, isn’t…

No place is really safe nowadays…you never know what can happen and where…that’s really too bad!!