Here we go again. Spain, apparently the world's shining star of appeasement and rubber spines, has released ten jihadists charged with conspiring to blow up a courthouse in 2004. That's 1/3 of the suspects in the planned bombing that had 500 kg of explosives packed into a truck.
These are al Qaeda linked jihadists, folks and although only five are actually getting out of prison (the other five have other offenses that are going to keep them in prison for at least a little while), five of them are indeed walking out of prison.
And get this from the article at Kronos:
Can you believe that? These are al Qaeda jihadists willing to die by driving a truck full of TNT into a courthouse killing perhaps 200 or 300 people and they are expected NOT to leave the country? You have got to be bloody killing me.
Once again Spain has shown that they have stones made of jello. And it's getting to the point where I cannot even feel sorry for them when they are attacked. Like I always like to say, "Spare the rod, enable the jihadist."
These are al Qaeda linked jihadists, folks and although only five are actually getting out of prison (the other five have other offenses that are going to keep them in prison for at least a little while), five of them are indeed walking out of prison.
And get this from the article at Kronos:
The released suspects have been ordered to report regularly to police and forbidden to leave Spain
Can you believe that? These are al Qaeda jihadists willing to die by driving a truck full of TNT into a courthouse killing perhaps 200 or 300 people and they are expected NOT to leave the country? You have got to be bloody killing me.
Once again Spain has shown that they have stones made of jello. And it's getting to the point where I cannot even feel sorry for them when they are attacked. Like I always like to say, "Spare the rod, enable the jihadist."
Spain: Court releases ten terrorism suspects
Madrid, 4 Feb. (AKI) - Spain's national court has granted provisional freedom to ten of the 30 terrorism suspects charged with plans to blow up the court building.In 2004, in what was called "Operacion Nova" an Islamist cell that planned to blow up the court building using a truck laden with 500 kilogrammes of explosives was dismantled.The suspects, believed to be linked to al-Qaeda, face between eight and 43 years in prison.Ten of them were granted conditional freedom by the national court after being jailed for four years, half the maxium sentence that they faced. Only five of the ten will be permitted to leave prison because the others were serving sentences for other offences.The released suspects have been ordered to report regularly to police and forbidden to leave Spain.
On January 20 Spanish police arrested 14 suspects of Pakistani and Indian origin alleged to have been planning a terrorism attack on Barcelona, ahead of the general election in March.An Islamist terrorist attack on Madrid commuter trains killed 191 people in March 2004. It took place three days before the last general election
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