[Ragtime Cowgirl]

Thanks for the post, jp. The judge is series, I think.

No trial date was set for those in Spain. Under this country's law, the judge's indictment means he has enough evidence for a trial. But there is no deadline and he can continue to investigate for months or longer. Garzon wrote that Spain served "as a place or base for resting, preparation, indoctrinating, support and financing" al-Qaida.

NON-UN-ilateral, ping!

 

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[Dog]

News agencies and the Web site of the El Pais newspaper said three men were detained and that they are linked to Tayssir Alouni, a journalist for the Arabic-language TV station al-Jazeera who is under arrest in Spain. Alouni was one of those indicted Wednesday for alleged membership in al-Qaida. Spanish national radio put the number of detainees at five.

I wonder if Mr. Alouni is singing like a canary..

[Alamo-Girl]

Bump!

[ken5050]

Spain has a long experience dealing with the Basque separist/terrorists...and no doubt that group is in bed somehow with Al-Queida....they all hang out in the same sewer...Spain also has a very efficient national police....

[blackie]

The Coalition Is Smoking Out The Bad Guys And Rounding Them Up!

[PhilDragoo]

But the officials did say that the United States and its European allies have been sharing information on al-Qaida and the investigation into the Sept. 11 attacks. Some of that may have been used to build the case in Spain.

President George W. Bush and Laura Bush meet with the King Juan Carlos I and Queen Sofia of Spain at the King's palace Tuesday June 12, 2001 in Madrid, Spain.
WHITE HOUSE PHOTO BY PAUL MORSE

Bump for allies in the War on Terror.

[windchime]

Bump!