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To: LaGrone
I happen to have one, connected to a full set of bones. Don't you think saying Spaniards are cowardly appeasers because they didn't voted the way you wanted is a bit outlandish, by the way ?
192 posted on 03/15/2004 9:32:57 AM PST by Atlantic Friend (Cursum Perficio)
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To: Atlantic Friend
I think the way this American sees it is the rail attack frightened the Spaniards into coming out in greater force to vote to accomodate the terrorists. All a matter of timing as the Popular Party was favored to win, were they not? Such a difference in the way our two countries reacted after being blindsided by terrorist attacks....the US came out fighting and the majority of Spanish voters cowered all the way to their voting booth. Perhaps if France is attacked, you will scowl at the appeasers in your own country.
246 posted on 03/15/2004 3:28:43 PM PST by daybreakcoming
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To: Atlantic Friend
Under the circumstances and due to the fact that the terrorists can be nothing but emboldened by the election results in Spain, since before the bombings the conservatives were expected to win the elections; I do not believe my comments were out of line.
247 posted on 03/15/2004 3:35:06 PM PST by LaGrone
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To: Atlantic Friend
My belief is that the next time Spain does not do what El Queda wants, more bombings will occur. After a few times of this maybe the Spainards will understand there is no appeasing the terrorists.

When the entire world rises up as one against these scumbags, the terrorist war will become easier to win.
248 posted on 03/15/2004 3:46:46 PM PST by LaGrone
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