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Sheffield - it didn't take Spanish terrorists long to start bombing again
did it? Do you suppose this is more of that evil Moroccan terrorists group's work? Or, like I said, the EFFECTS of that first bombing on the elections have now given terrorists heart to believe that they can achieve their most prized goals with enough violence against innocent civilians? |
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We took a break and went down to a posh tourist cafe where wannabe suicides
hung out round the clock, hoping for the kind of terrorist bombing which, because they were so rare, actually made this the slowest form of suicide ever invented, and was, therefore, a lot more painful and sickening than the fast kind, and would earn you more credits in post-life for doing it this way, if they even counted that kind of thing there. "Tom Kunich" wrote in message link.net... Sheffield - it didn't take Spanish terrorists long to start bombing again did it? Do you suppose this is more of that evil Moroccan terrorists group's work? Or, like I said, the EFFECTS of that first bombing on the elections have now given terrorists heart to believe that they can achieve their most prized goals with enough violence against innocent civilians? |
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On 04/02/2004 10:11 PM, in article
. net, "Tom Kunich" wrote: Sheffield - it didn't take Spanish terrorists long to start bombing again did it? Do you suppose this is more of that evil Moroccan terrorists group's work? Islamic terrorists, not Spanish. And yes, I do suppose it is "more of that evil Moroccan terrorists group's work". From the BBC: Mr Acebes said: "Our investigation is focusing on two strands: determining the leaders of the organisation and links to terrorist and fundamentalist groups, particularly the Moroccan Islamic Combatant Group." "Other options are not being ruled out, but primarily the investigation is going to go in this direction," he told a news conference. Mr Acebes said among those detained were several alleged authors of the attacks and several accomplices with various degrees of responsibility. According to the US State Department, the Moroccan Islamic Combatant Group emerged in the late 1990s. It says the group's aims include establishing an Islamic state in Morocco and that it supports al-Qaeda's holy war against the West. Or, like I said, the EFFECTS of that first bombing on the elections have now given terrorists heart to believe that they can achieve their most prized goals with enough violence against innocent civilians? The Spanish Government seems to feel like it's Islamic terrorists, whom we already know have no qualms against attacking innocent civilians. There's still no solid evidence that it was ETA, either on March 11 or today, despite your previous insistence otherwise. -- Steven L. Sheffield stevens at veloworks dot com veloworks at worldnet dot ay tea tee dot net bellum pax est libertas servitus est ignoratio vis est ess ay ell tea ell ay kay ee sea aye tee why you ti ay aitch aitch tee tea pea colon [for word] slash [four ward] slash double-you double-yew double-ewe dot veloworks dot com [four word] slash |
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"Steven L. Sheffield" wrote in message
... "Other options are not being ruled out, but primarily the investigation is going to go in this direction," he told a news conference. Hmm, "other options". It says the group's aims include establishing an Islamic state in Morocco and that it supports al-Qaeda's holy war against the West. Well, hell, no wonder they're bombing Spain where the effects are bound to found an Islamic state in Morocco. Or, like I said, the EFFECTS of that first bombing on the elections have now given terrorists heart to believe that they can achieve their most prized goals with enough violence against innocent civilians? The Spanish Government seems to feel like it's Islamic terrorists, whom we already know have no qualms against attacking innocent civilians. There's still no solid evidence that it was ETA, either on March 11 or today, despite your previous insistence otherwise. There's no solid evidence save the fact that Spain is a nothing country on the Iberian peninsula whose only claim to fame is that they have a Basque Separatist movement who are willing to kill civilians to effect government policies. Spaniards are about the nicest people in the world and have been since Great Britain knocked the crap out of them during a few God-sent storms. That terrorists are willing to do this to Spain should be a pretty fair warning to the rest of the world. Whether it's a home grown terrorist movement or some lunatic Moroccan movement that doesn't have their eyes focused on any real results save dead bodies becomes rather a moot point. To terrorists the only way they can lose to be prevented from killing other people and unfortunately there's only one way to do that. |
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On 04/03/2004 04:22 PM, in article
.net, "Tom Kunich" wrote: Well, hell, no wonder they're bombing Spain where the effects are bound to found an Islamic state in Morocco. Morocco is a former Spanish colony, and the Spaniards still own and maintain a chunk of Morocco across from Gibralter (a bit of Spain still owned by the British), in Ceuta and Melilla. To Moroccans, Spain is the nearest symbol of the West. -- Steven L. Sheffield stevens at veloworks dot com veloworks at worldnet dot ay tea tee dot net bellum pax est libertas servitus est ignoratio vis est ess ay ell tea ell ay kay ee sea aye tee why you ti ay aitch aitch tee tea pea colon [for word] slash [four ward] slash double-you double-yew double-ewe dot veloworks dot com [four word] slash |
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"Steven L. Sheffield" wrote: On 04/03/2004 04:22 PM, in article .net, "Tom Kunich" wrote: Well, hell, no wonder they're bombing Spain where the effects are bound to found an Islamic state in Morocco. Morocco is a former Spanish colony, and the Spaniards still own and maintain a chunk of Morocco across from Gibralter (a bit of Spain still owned by the British), in Ceuta and Melilla. To Moroccans, Spain is the nearest symbol of the West. And to some of those Moroccans, Spain is also the nearest symbol of oppression, hence the attacks. The Islam that is practised there is pretty restrictive. An interesting look at it can be found in Anthony Bourdain's book "A Cook's Tour". -- tanx, Howard Q: Why did the metalhead cross the road? A: Because he's a gullible moron who'll buy anything with a skull on it. remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok? |
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"Tom Kunich" wrote:
Spaniards are about the nicest people in the world and have been since Great Britain knocked the crap out of them during a few God-sent storms. They were especially nice in eventual Mexico. Drake drove them off in 1588, where on their way around the islands and back to Spain, the weather, winds, and current really punched them out. Mexico didn't become independent until 1820. |
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"gwhite" wrote in message
om... "Tom Kunich" wrote: Spaniards are about the nicest people in the world and have been since Great Britain knocked the crap out of them during a few God-sent storms. They were especially nice in eventual Mexico. Drake drove them off in 1588, where on their way around the islands and back to Spain, the weather, winds, and current really punched them out. Mexico didn't become independent until 1820. No wonder present day Moroccans are killing Spanish civilians. |
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