Tuesday, September 27, 2005

Paris latest terrorist target. Surprised?

Do you believe those MSM pundits and terrorist apologists such as George Galloway and Cindy Sheehan who say London and Rome are terrorist targets because their governments support U. S. policies in Iraq?

If you do, you're in for a shock. Paris, capital of the Western nation that's arguably done the most to undermine U.S. policies in Iraq, is the terrorists' latest target.

Agence France-Presse this morning headlines: Terror suspects eyeing up Paris metro, airport

It reports:

Terror suspects detained in France had been eyeing up the Parisian metro network, an airport and the headquarters of the domestic intelligence service as possible targets, sources close to the investigation said.
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Among those being held is Safe Bourada, 35, who was released from prison in 2003 after five years for helping organise a series of bomb attacks in France in 1995 for the Algerian Armed Islamic Group (GIA).
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Officials said the men were members of the Salafist Group for Preaching and Combat (GSPC), an armed Algerian group that grew out of the GIA and has links to the Al-Qaeda network. Bourada was described as their ringleader.

The GSPC has threatened to carry out attacks in France and it is seen as a credible danger by intelligence officials.
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I'm sorry for the French people that they must live under terrorist threat.

I hope this latest news will help diminish the number of people who provide excuses for the terrorists. They're only making it easier for the terrorists to spread and inflict terrorism.

3 comments:

bardseyeview said...

How much more appeasing can we be, the French must be asking themselves. I guess the strategy of pre-emptive surrender is not working for them.

Too bad.

John Byrnes said...

Well there's an old saying:
"I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy."

And a new addition:
"... but if it happens to the French? oh well!

Anonymous said...

Heh, John Byrnes!

I guess Islamofascists don't actually like cheese eating surrender monkeys.

More seriously, given that the French are willing to blow up eco-extremists I cannot help but wonder if this is an other tremendous strategic blunder on Al-Q's part.

-AC