[GVnana]

Egypt's ambassador to Iraq was just assassinated, as you may recall. But don't try to make cause and effect out of anything Al Qaeda does. They're insane.

[anniegetyourgun]

True....

[rabair]

Yeah, but the existence of an Egyptian ambassador is hardly an act of war from a country that is basically friendly. And I didn't mean to imply a cause and effect out of anything they do... Actually, my the intention was to ridicule those who do. I'm just sick of people acting like terrorism didn't exist before the Iraq war.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Even the insane have reasons for doing what they do. They are just insane reasons. Their logic goes something like this: Allow us to rule over all of the Islamic countries and we will oppress you and kill you, but in fewer numbers than now (maybe).

[iconoclast]

Egypt's ambassador to Iraq was just assassinated, as you may recall. But don't try to make cause and effect out of anything Al Qaeda does.

To the contrary, girlie.

Egypt's assignment of an ambassador to Iraq was read as complicity with the U.S.

Al Qaeda acts consistently, and effectively and states its goals clearly and explicitly.

It is the nation that insists on "they hate us for our freedom" rants that has acted irrationally. Our madness started with our retreat from the Pakistan border and has accelerated to this day!

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

Notice how the more insane and dangerous a person or group is, the more the left loves them.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

"They're insane."

You almost got it. They are desperate. Desperation, does, in fact, border on the insane.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

But don't try to make cause and effect out of anything Al Qaeda does. They're insane.

Absolutely. The latest manifestation of mass evil. Witness the following statements form the article:

[Most of the victims were Egyptians...]

[A group claiming links to the al Qaeda organisation said it carried out the bombings in retaliation for "crimes committed against Muslims"]

Raving lunatics all.