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From This is London:
‘Year of attacks on US’One of the most senior figures in the al Qa’eda terror group has pledged that 2004 will be a year of attacks on America.
The comments appeared in a voice recording on the Dirasat Islamist Website and are believed to have come from Abdulaziz Issa Abdul-Mohsin al-Moqrin.
The tape also warns that that Saudi Arabian rulers will be unable to prevent further attacks.
“The Jews, the Americans and crusaders in general will remain the targets of our coming attacks and this year, God willing, will be fiercer and harsher for them” the tape said.
Yet in the Iowa debates, Kerry takes this position on how to combat terrorism:
The war on terror is less of a military operation and far more of an intelligence-gathering and law-enforcement operation. And we deserve presidential leadership that knows that and knows how to make America safer, and I will do that.
Al Qaeda’s trying to nuke us, and Kerry wants to use law-enforcement officials to go after them. Our law-enforcement officials have plenty to do here at home. If a hostile nation harbors terrorists and doesn’t permit our law-enforcement people to go after them? If Kerry’s President, that’s game over for us. That stymies Kerry. He has to go to the U.N. to beg them to defend us in a case like that.
For more, see this Winds of Change post on the subject.
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Poll: Should President George W. Bush have to prove whether he fulfilled his commitment to the National Guard during the Vietnam War, as Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry has suggested?
I think Bush should provide proof of his service, so this issue can be settled, and the race for the presidency can continue.
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