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To: cloud8

Might this put Japan at increased risk for an Al Quaeda attack in the manner of that preceding the Spanish elections? A good showing by Koizumi might be interpreted as an affirmation of his pro-US Iraq policy (although it probably would not be reported that way by the US press - however a bad showing by Koizumi would almost certainly be reported in the US as a defeat for President Bush and the US Iraq coalition).


9 posted on 09/04/2005 9:35:13 AM PDT by The Electrician ("Government is the only enterprise in the world which expands in size when its failures increase.")
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To: The Electrician
> Might this put Japan at increased risk for an Al Quaeda attack in the manner of that preceding the Spanish elections?

I hope not. But it might, and I would welcome Japan to the Crusade. In a country of almost 127.5M, Japan's Mohammedans, who number about 100,000, more than 90 percent are not Japanese. Source, Paki Daily Times So the bad guys would be easily identifiable.

11 posted on 09/04/2005 9:59:49 AM PDT by cloud8
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