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My regards to those individuals and the people of spain who have been deeply affected my this heinous attack.
Well, I think the problem is that several groups have taken credit.Originally posted by russ_watters
So apparently, they aren't really sure who did it? That's a little strange: generally, terrorists advertise.
I'm so very sad for the people of your country. But I am also glad that you are OK. I know many travel back and forth from your cities by train. I was truly hoping you were not one of them.Originally posted by meteor
Tsunami, i'ts really a tragedy what happened here. 198 people were killed in consecutive explossions in 4 trains. It was thought that was ETA who put the bombs, but it seems, amazingly, that is AL-QAEDA!
who has put the bombs. Is this a retaliation for the fact that Bin-Laden is surrounded there in Pakistan? Well, it only shows that these islamic fundamentalist are all crazy, don't have any respect for the life of others. A lot of shops and balconys in my city have hanged black strips in the windows, like a signal of pain for the murder
I also have hanged one in my balcony
The newspapers have sold three more times that in habitual days.
Even the habitual rivality between my city, (Barcelona) and Madrid has been forgotten, and the people of Barcelona seems affected by what happened.
Look, the page of Google Spain. it has also put a black string in signal of pain
http://www.google.es/
5000 people have demonstrated in St. Jaume place, in my city Here are some politicians in St. Jaume place
http://www.bcn.es/bnoticies_data/in/premsa/public_html/foto/mani-abierta.jpg
What happened is really sad
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Originally posted by pocebokli
well if Al Quaedae is capable of such an attack then osama bin bang boom is certainly not cornered anywhere, least in pakistan.
"isolated cells" are not capable of so well organized attack
How can you know? Just to be clear: I never implied that Bin Laden is behind this, but that someone with the object to install fear and terror is. Not a subpopulation that want to distinguish themselves from the ruling government.. my reasoning..Originally posted by Njorl
Bin Laden never knew anything about any planning.
Originally posted by Monique
How can you know? Just to be clear: I never implied that Bin Laden is behind this, but that someone with the object to install fear and terror is. Not a subpopulation that want to distinguish themselves from the ruling government.. my reasoning..
http://www.sltrib.com/2004/Mar/03142004/nation_w/nation_w.aspAt a news conference in the first hours of Spain's national election day, Interior Minister Angel Acebes said a man identifying himself as Abu Dujan al-Afghani and claiming to be the military spokesman of al-Qaida in Europe, said on the tape that the group was responsible for the attacks that killed 200 people and wounded 1,500 in Madrid
Originally posted by Shahil
First off - my regards to all those affected by the incident. It's really not at all fair when innocent people's lives are lost so tragically.
ANyway, to the debate. I'm really finding it hard to believe that its Al-Qaeda. It's just, impossible! I mean, we're hearing stories of taped confessions and nonsense like that - tell me which bomber in their right mind would leave such damning evidence of their involvement. Something just doesn't gel here. I know I may sound like a lame conspiracy theorist but there IS somethinbg unsavoury to all these apparent "Al-Qaeda" attacks especially since most of there lead men are in solitary on the edge of Cuba.
Originally posted by Monique
And Spain didn't vote out their government for no reason, at least they are getting back their troops now (although one could argue whether that would be the right thing to do at the moment, the prime minister did plan it many months in advance).
Originally posted by Monique
Well, I agree, but there have been critics who say you should stand as a government against terrorism and not budge. I just wanted to point out that the freshly voted prime minister already had expressed a very firm opinion against the Iraq war months before and made his primary promise when he'd win the election, to return the troops. So I guess it is ironic how this is playing into the hands of the terrorists, but it should not be viewed as their victory.
And I still don't think ETA possible would have anything to do with this.
Originally posted by Monique
Well, I agree, but there have been critics who say you should stand as a government against terrorism and not budge. I just wanted to point out that the freshly voted prime minister already had expressed a very firm opinion against the Iraq war months before and made his primary promise when he'd win the election, to return the troops. So I guess it is ironic how this is playing into the hands of the terrorists, but it should not be viewed as their victory.
And I still don't think ETA possible would have anything to do with this.