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  • Anarchists Target Spanish Catholics With Exploding Sex Toys

    04/24/2013 8:17:31 PM PDT · by Alex Murphy · 22 replies
    International Business Times ^ | April 20, 2013 | Tom Porter
    An anarchist group has targeted prominent Roman Catholics in Spain using bombs hidden in boxes of sex toys. Two devices were sent by the anti-clerical Pro Sex Toys group, according to Spain's EFE News One agency, concealed amidst vibrators. They targeted the archbishop of Pamplona, Francisco Perez, and the headteacher of a private school belonging to the ultra-conservative Legionnaires of Christ movement in Madrid. One bomb exploded in a postal sorting office, leaving a member of staff with slight injuries. "Please accept our apologies," the group said in an email sent to an anarchist website at the beginning of last...
  • Spain’s “Terrorgate”? ("El Mundo" newspaper voices some 'explosive' theories)

    05/18/2005 7:43:21 PM PDT · by jocon307 · 16 replies · 1,132+ views
    National Review Online ^ | 05/18/2005 | Frank J. Gaffney, Jr.
    It has long been understood that the Spanish socialists shamelessly exploited the March 11, 2004, terrorist attacks in Madrid’s train station for political advantage. They did so with palpable disregard for a frightening fact: The far-reaching geostrategic repercussions of that incident...gave those seeking similar results elsewhere every incentive to engage in violence against other democracies’ electoral processes. But what if the perpetrators were neither Islamofacists, as the winning socialists immediately asserted, nor the Basque terrorist organization known as ETA, as the government of José Maria Aznar initially (and fatally) assumed? On May 16, the Madrid daily El Mundo published a...
  • Spain Marks March 11 Attacks with Bells, Tributes

    03/11/2005 2:36:39 AM PST · by RWR8189 · 8 replies · 371+ views
    Reuters ^ | March 11, 2005 | Elisabeth O'Leary
    MADRID (Reuters) - Spain solemnly commemorated the first anniversary of the Madrid train bombings on Friday with church bells and silent tributes to the 191 people who died in al Qaeda's worst attack in Europe. Reuters Photo Slideshow: Madrid Remembers Train Bomb Victims Annan Urges Action On Nuke Terror Threat(Reuters Video)   Some 650 churches throughout the Madrid area rang their bells for five minutes from 7:37 a.m. (1:37 a.m. EST), the time that 10 bombs packed in rucksacks began exploding on four packed trains bringing workers to the capital. Just after dawn at Atocha station, scene of two of...
  • Since Spain has essentially surrendered in the WOT, these questions MUST be asked:

    03/15/2004 5:51:06 AM PST · by Blood of Tyrants · 183 replies · 238+ views
    3/15/04 | Self
    The terrorists have learned an important new lesson: If you bomb a nation teetering on socialism, you can push them over the edge as people seek the promise of safety instead of taking arms against a sea of troubles, and by opposing end them. This begs the following questions: 1. Does this lesson increase the likelyhood that terrorists will attack the United States in the weeks immediately before the election in hopes of pulling another victory over democracy like they did in Spain? 2. If there was a successful terrorist attack in the U.S. a week or so before the...