Six days after the Madrid bombings left 202 dead and more than 1,400 wounded, a terrorist group linked to al-Qaida declared that Spain will temporarily not be attacked again due to the recent change of government and the declaration of the new Socialist president to withdraw Spanish troops from Iraq. In other words, a pardon for good behavior. In the March 15 edition of a leading Spanish newspaper, El Mundo, columnist Gabriel Albiac wrote: "The elections were won by the undignified option of surrender. An enemy a thousand times more dangerous than the Nazis, because their leader is God and...