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April 21st, 2006 at 2:40 pm
A totally frigthening article
Makes you wonder why other papers are not reporting on it and certainly makes sense of the book ‘A politically incorrect guide to Islam’
April 21st, 2006 at 11:30 pm
There’s a better one in the Spectator this week. It talks about the impossible problem presented by Iran. Whether the only real solution is a preventative strike a la Iraq — which obviously the UK and US would be loathe to do. The other options are an Israeli/US surgical strike (which could give Iran the right to say they were attacked by the hated Israelis) or wait until Iran starts dishing out dirty or full-blown nuclear bombs to Hamas (which it funds) or other organisations/terrorists…
I hope this is all just pessimism.