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Monday, June 25, 2007

Will France stand up against al-Qaeda?

A European Al-Qaeda division has threatened "bloody jihad" on France for electing Nicolas Sarkozy, a conservative, by definition, and a U.S. supporter as its newest leader.

So will France pay a price for electing a strong leader? This group threatening France is said to be the same group that carried out the Madrid, Spain attacks in 2004 that sent the Spanish retreating from Iraq and the London attacks in 2005. Who is to stop them from doing something similar in France? Will the new president have the guts to actually fight these terrorist bastards? Looks like time may tell.

Now this is a surprise. Some had written Spain off after they surrendered to Islamic terrorists following the train bombings in Madrid. Now Spain arrests terrorist recruiters who were sending jihadists to fight in Iraq and Afghanistan. Is there hope?

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Will France stand up against al-Qaeda?