On 04/02/2004 10:11 PM, in article
[email hidden], "Tom Kunich"
Quoted message said: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.
Quoted message said: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.
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