From what little I can divine from the incompetent MSM here in the USA,
it appears that the politicians and most of the populace of Spain has
decided on the easy route: bend over and let the Islamics recover
Al-andalus.
But I get the feeling that there are parts of the Spanish legal system
and military that haven't yet given up the good fight.
This is getting clear.
Have you seen Jamal Zougam tackling easily to the questions of the State Attorney Olga Sánchez on TV? And "The Egyptian" testimony (the alleged mastermind of 3/11), condemning not only 3/11, but also 9/11?
This circus is turning shameful for the followers of the Official Conspiracy Theory.
Very interesting. This makes for a great book followed by a movie deal.
Didn't Al-Qaeda claim responsibility for the 3/11 train bombings?
Maybe I'm still not sober from last night, but I can't quite make out what this is trying to say.
Is it saying that ETA did it and not AQ? I'm perfectly open to being persuaded. ..
Didn't AQ claim credit though?
Unbelievable. So al Qaeda's 'role' in this whole thing was essentially a phone call claiming credit on behalf of the 'occupied' Iraqi people. And that brought an end to Aznar's legacy. And caused a shameful flight from Iraq that emboldened terrorists of all stripes everywhere.
Still, that interpretation of events succeeded because it suited the agendas of a great many people in Spanish public life. For that, the Spanish people need to look hard into the mirror and confront what they have become. Then go north and find some real answers.
I'm not entirely clear where all of this is leading. But those who remember what happen will recall that the Socialists won the election by claiming that Aznar was lying about the ETA being responsible.
What this evidence suggests to me is:
1) The Socialist government is making sure, in good clintonoid fashion, that any inconvenient evidence is suppressed.
2) Most likely the ETA were involved in the bombings, and the Socialists lied when they denied it.
I don't personally think this necessarily rules out Muslim terrorist involvement. I think it suggests that the ETA probably was working together with North African terrorists, either supplying them with the bombs or actually working together with them on the bombings.
This is not at all unlikely. It wouldn't be the first time that leftist European terrorists cooperated with Muslim terrorists. But the Socialist government's legitimacy is at stake, so they are working very hard to cover up evidence of what actually happened.
Why is that so hard to believe? Clinton did it repeatedly. And anyone who knows the history of Spain understands that their Socialists have a long history of Communist extremism and violence.