[Nasty McPhilthy]

We owe Spain a debt of gratitude. Now, we need to keep them in our prayers. I say this because they came to our aid when few others would and because the incoming party didn't win by a landslide. This means that there are still many in Spain that consider us friends and allies in the war on terror.

[mgc1122]

While I appreciate the contributions Spain has provided to date, the election has just given the Islamo fascist terrorists the green light to basically occupy all of Europe as there is insufficient will to stop them. All of the EU is now a target - complete with their cradle to grave socialist benefits for the raghead mob which is coming their way.

[Agnes Heep]

I ascribe partial blame for this recent attack to John Kerry and his statements to the effect that he would change U.S. policy in favor of the terrorists.

[ChadGore]

ENOUGH !

This circular fireing squad has got to end.

AQ is to blame for AQ attacks.

[inkling]

We surrender!

Sat Mar 13, 2:42 PM ET
A Spanish man shouts as thousands protest over lack of information on Thursday's bombings on trains outside the ruling Popular Party's headquarters in the center of Madrid, Saturday March 13, 2004. Some 3,000 people chanted accusations that Spain's government is hiding the truth about bombings that killed 200 people. (AP Photos/Peter Dejong)

[anniegetyourgun]

Welcome to FR. I am deeply concerned that 2/3 of Spaniards think they can appease the terrorists.

[DB]

Perhaps, perhaps not.

Was their "support" worth the lives that are going to be lost by their bending to terrorist demands?

Others outside their country are going to pay in blood for the choice they made Sunday.

[BigSkyFreeper]

That's what happens when voters let Bush hatred cloud their judgement.

[boris]

The Blame in Spain
Is mostly for the train...

--Boris