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resurrectionsongMarch 11, 2004Not ETA? (Updated)From Reuters:
It looks increasingly as if this really was Spain's 9/11, and that the Basque terrorist were not the ones responsible for the attack. If it was al-Queda, or another of the militant Islamic groups, then perhaps people will begin to realize that this war is nowhere near done. Update: Andy has thoughts on the subject. Andy also, kindly, points us to a Foxnews.com story that has al-Queda claiming responsibility for the attack. Posted by zombyboy at March 11, 2004 01:25 PM | TrackBackComments
or perhaps they will finally come to accept that we are actually at war! Posted by: Patrick at March 11, 2004 01:41 PMAs I said here (shameless self-promotion): "If it does turn out to be Al Qaida, I am curious if this will increase Spanish sentiment for supporting the war on terror, of if it will instead increase popular discontent with the already embattled Aznar (90% of Spaniards polled opposed the war in Iraq). Will they see these senseless deaths as a reason to destroy this global menace in our midsts, or will they cave in to fear of further retribution? The Moors brought Islam to Spain in centuries past - perhaps they'd like Al Qaida to do it again." With their opposition to the war in Iraq, and my anecdotal evidence of the Spanish friend I lost because of it, I really do worry which way they will go in the long-run. Posted by: andy at March 11, 2004 01:50 PMFox News is reporting a letter has been received from Al Qaeda claiming responsibility. Posted by: andy at March 11, 2004 01:56 PMThis just came across the Metro Networks Wire. Typepad seems to be down but here is the story. Run With this please. A letter allegedly from the al-Qaeda terror network said a big attack on the U.S. was in the final stages of preparations. The letter, which was signed by Abu Hafs al-Masri Brigades, said quote, "We bring the good news to Muslims of the world the expected 'Winds of Black Death' strike against America is now in its final stage... 90-percent (ready) and God willing near." The letter was sent to a London-based Arabic newspaper. These are the guys claiming responsibility for the Madrid attack. Post a comment
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