Two minutes of silence... after years of saying nothing.

There was an announcement on radio yesterday, Britons are going to observe a minute of silence at lunch time today, and the French population is also invited to observe that minute of silence. While I sympathise with the families and friends of people that lost their lives in last weeks bombings, my first reaction is to reject that invitation.
So I came to a compromise: I will observe four minutes of silence tomorrow, on the 15th of July. Two minutes for the victims of the London bombings, and another two minutes for the victims of US and UK bombings in Irak.
From a mathematical point of view, it doesn't balance: the victims in London get about two seconds silence each, where each of the Iraki victims is graced with fractions of milliseconds...