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Haven't heard anyone talking about al Qaeda's most recent Declaration of War. On India.
(Click icon above to go to Daily Work blog with link to AP article).
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On June 12, 2007 at 1:05 pm, Playin' Possum wrote:
Is this a bad thing? If we’re not fighting them there we won’t be fighting them… Let somebody else fight them for a while. In fact, let that little monkey from MicroSoft’s tech support fight them… The last time I called he gave me bad advice…
On June 12, 2007 at 2:33 pm, Red Marilyn wrote:
Somebody else is fighting them: India is already faced with an active Jihad there. They bomb trains and other transport, as well as Hindu temples. If Indian Jihadis aren't already allied with al Qaeda, they can affiliate like the independent Islamist movements of North Africa waging Jihad have. I'm not a PC type, but epithets involving small primates (with or without a tail) outside of the homo sapiens variety generally creep me out, even when they are calculated to produce ire or disagreement, and especially when they are calculated to engender agreement. Eek. Besides, I'd rather talk to a disembodied voice from India that one from Peoria or Dubuque. It's the closest I'm likely to get to international travel.