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Bono's Views On Healing

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Bono and the others talk about healing because of the terrible tragedy Bloody Sunday brought to the country and the people in it. You can never heal the people’s pain and grief, and the wounds won’t be healed if it is not out in the open, for processing. Not even an apologize from the Prime minister Davis Cameron would heal the wounds by itself

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