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Pope Talks Tough About Terrorism and Islam

[Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas:] 'Major Jihad has begun' -- A simpler truth is the macro view of all this jihad crap: This is soon going to be a battle to the death around the entire world. There is no such thing as a "peace-loving" muslim, as long as there are infidels (non-muslims) anywhere on the planet. Islam is a death cult, and it's not just the Jews they want dead.

When Abbas first rose to power it seemed like he was fairly moderate. Now it seems he as much of a nut as Arafat was.

Policeman's warning saves lives in restaurant explosion (Thailand) -- Why don't we hear more about Islamofascists blowing up innocents in Thailand?

Iran 'supplies infra-red bombs' that kill British troops in Iraq -- The ultimate infra-red bomb is a thermonuclear warhead set on air burst five miles over a city. It ignites every thing on fire for miles.
Perhaps we should remind them that to supply arms in an insurgency is an act of war by International Law, and now that they are a Nuclear power, first strike Nuclear response is not only legal, but the wise method of war.
But they are madmen. They think Allah will protect them from bullets if they wear Korans. Perhaps they think Korans also work for Gamma rays?

Police foil gas attack on Commons [London, U.K.]

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September 07, 2005

Al-Qaida link to London blasts in Iraq

Small world alert from UPI, with thanks to Shaun:

MOSUL, Iraq, Sept. 4 (UPI) -- A man captured in August north of al-Qaim, Iraq, had a computer "thumb drive" that contained planning information about the July 7 London suicide bombings, a U.S. military officer has revealed.
Col. Robert Brown, commander of the 1st Brigade 25th Infantry Division in Mosul told United Press International the man was connected to the al-Qaida terrorist network.

He declined to discuss the specific nature of the information on the small computer drive, variants of which store between 8 and 256 megabytes of data, but said it indicated al-Qaida involvement in the attacks on London's bus and subway system.

The drive is the latest piece of information linking the al-Qaida leadership to the bombings, in which four British Moslems killed themselves and 52 others.

Posted at September 7, 2005 03:42 PM