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   Who do you think al Qaeda would support in November?   
      
   Terrorists for Kerry   
      
   By Neal Boortz   
   March 15, 2004   
      
   192 DEAD; 1,200 WOUNDED.  SO, WAS IT AL-QAEDA?   
      
   Have you seen those images on television yesterday? Did you see those   
   trains in Spain blown to bits?  Now ... can you picture that same   
   scene somewhere in the United States ... maybe in the Northeast   
   corridor or in   
   Chicago where tens of thousands of people commute by rail?   
      
   So, you think this election is about jobs and health care? There are   
   about 200 people in Spain who will no longer benefit from any health   
   care, and another 1,200 who probably won't be going to work for today   
   ... or for a while ... or maybe never. Is al-Qaeda back? Maybe they   
   never left! The supposedly peaceful religion of Islam has struck   
   again, brutally murdering 192 people, and wounding more than 1,200. If   
   you think the war on terror isn't important, then it's time to get   
   your head out of the sand, or whatever dark region you have it stored.   
      
   Unless you have been living under a rock, by now you have heard what   
   happened. Ten backpack bombs exploded within a 15-minute span,   
   starting at about 7:40 a.m. yesterday aboard commuter trains. Police   
   also detonated three more bombs. A stolen van was found near Madrid   
   containing seven detonators and an Arabic tape with Koran verses on   
   it. The Spanish government initially pointed the finger at a   
   separatist group, but then a letter was faxed to Reuters by an   
   al-Qaeda-backed group. They referred to the attack as "operation death   
   trains." The attack occurred 911 days after September 11th. Another   
   letter was faxed to the Associated Press office in Cairo warning that   
   America was next. That's right; al-Qaeda says America is   
   next.   
      
   You have a role to play here. You have a decision to make ... and that   
   decision will be made on November 2nd. You will decide who is going to   
   lead this country in this time of peril ... this era of Islamic   
   terrorism. Maybe you'll want to chose someone who has proven that he   
   will use the American military and whatever resources are available to   
   him to hunt these terrorists down and kill them. Or maybe you'll want   
   to chose the man who says that this is all a law enforcement problem;   
   someone who, if he does manage to catch these Islamic predators with   
   his glorified police force, will then turn them over to some   
   international tribunal for trial. As the great Og Mandino once said,   
   "Use wisely your power of choice."   
      
   Who do you think the thousands of people who have died at the hands of   
   al-Qaeda would choose? And who do you think the al-Qaeda supporters   
   and sympathizers in the United States will chose?   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)