How true is that, found this cartoon on barking moonbats site.
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Just remember just because you think you have a point it does not allow you to break the law.
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WELL DONE SERBIA.
Serbia on Sunday handed over to Spain a key suspect in last year's Madrid train bombings which killed 191 people, Spanish police said. Spanish police were accompanying the suspect Abdelmajid Bouchar back to Spain on a military plane due to arrive in the afternoon. The 22-year-old Moroccan was detained at Belgrade's main train station in June with no documentation and claimed to be an Iraqi immigrant worker. Belgrade finished processing Spain's extradition request last week.
Spanish authorities say Bouchar was very close to ringleaders of the March 11, 2004 bombings of the Madrid commuter rail network which killed 191 people and wounded more than 1,500.
The attacks were claimed by militants who said they had acted on behalf of al-Qaeda in revenge for the presence of Spanish troops in Iraq.
Prosecutors at the National Court, which is leading the investigation, said Bouchar may have had a "decisive role" in the attacks through his contacts with other suspects — some killed in a collective suicide and some still on the run.
Jordan trying some looney jihadists.
Seventeen suspected fighters have pleaded not guilty to plotting an attack on the US military in Jordan and neighbouring Iraq.
Some of the defendants told the opening session of their trial in Jordan's military court that they believed jihad "isn't a crime".
Standing in the dock to enter their pleas, they accused the Jordanian government of being an "infidel" and a "puppet" of the US.
The 17, all in custody, are charged with different counts, including conspiring to commit terrorism and attempting to harm Jordan's relations with a foreign country - a reference to Iraq, where the suspects allegedly planned to carry out operations against US forces, but did not manage to travel there.
Australia tightens terror laws.
A THROW-away comment posted on a website praising a terrorist attack anywhere in the world could land a person in jail under tough new laws to be debated by State and Federal leaders today.
Australians could also find themselves in breach of Federal law for distributing books or other literature urging people to travel overseas to kill Coalition soldiers, or for praising a terror attack as a brave act that should be repeated.
New incitement and sedition laws on the table at today's Council of Australian Governments terror summit could place some Australian groups and businesses in danger of breaching the law.
Likely to come under intense pressure under the laws will be the Australian arm of organisations such as Hizb-Ut-Tahrir, whose website sails close to praising the insurgency in Iraq, as well as Islamic bookshops that knowingly sell literature praising terrorism.
The public utterings of some Muslim clerics could also breach new rules. State premiers, who have been outbidding each other and Federal Labor with tough new counter-terrorism laws, want Prime Minister John Howard to insert a "sunset clause" in the new laws so they do not stay on the books forever.
Mr Howard has been reluctant to agree to the push.
But the new laws, in which suspects could be held in detention for up to two weeks without trial, will be reviewed every three years under a deal to be agreed by state premiers and Mr Howard today....
Mr Howard sought to reassure Australia's Muslim community, saying any new laws would not be targeted at them.
"Law-abiding Muslims have as much at stake in these laws being passed as law-abiding Christians or law-abiding atheists or law-abiding Jews or law-abiding Hindus. We are all in this together," he said.
But Australian Islamic Mission president Dr Zachariah Matthews said some of the reforms had the potential to cause more public intolerance.
France grabs suspects.
PARIS, (AFP) - Terror suspects detained in France had been eyeing up the Parisian metro network, an airport and the headquarters of the domestic intelligence service as possible targets, sources close to the investigation said. ...
Nine people were detained by police early Monday in a series of raids west of Paris in what officials said was a crackdown on suspected Islamic terrorist activities.
Among those being held is Safe Bourada, 35, who was released from prison in 2003 after five years for helping organise a series of bomb attacks in France in 1995 for the Algerian Armed Islamic Group (GIA).
Seven of those held were described as targets of the police operation, and the two others happened to be with them when the round-up took place.
(See even though they opposed us on Iraq the looney carpet kissing jihadists are still out to kill the French.)
WELL DONE THE US - One gutless untermenchen savage taken out.
WASHINGTON - American Special Forces have killed a key lieutenant to terrorist leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the top al-Qaida operative in Iraq, U.S. officials said Monday.
The officials requested anonymity because there's been no official announcement of the death of the terrorist, who used the name Abu Azzam and was believed to be responsible for financing and arranging the movement of foreign fighters into western Iraq from Syria and other countries.
The officials said that U.S.-led forces got a tip about Azzam's whereabouts, raided a house near Baghdad "within the last day or so" and killed him after he opened fire on them.
Below a cartoon of the peace loving leader of Iran, who refuses to budge on getting nukes to defend himself against non nuclear Israel, and a quote of peace and tolerance from the Koran.
Ishaq:510 “We ask Thee for the booty of this town and its people. Forward in the name of Allah.’ He used to say this of every town he raided.”
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