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Thursday, April 08, 2004
From Sydney to Siberia, from Quebec to Prague, there is one sporting obsession that unifies the entire human race: America-bashing...
Front Line Europe
Who remembers the plot to blow up Strasbourg Cathedral's Christmas Market in 2000? Or the arrests and further weapons finds which followed the discovery of deadly ricin in London in 2003? What about the 2002 arrests of four Moroccans alleged to be planning cyanide terror attacks on the US embassy in Milan?
Only when the worst happens, as in Madrid on March 11, does the horrific realisation that there are people in our midst determined to slaughter thousands of innocents surface.
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