Wednesday, November 24, 2004
Bin Laden offers Truce to European Nations - First Impression: BS
The latest news from the Middle East indicates that Al Qaeda's top man wanted to negotiate a truce with the European community. The truce would come in the form of European countries withdrawing from combat zones in Afghanistan and Iraq. Fortunately the Europeans have balked at this, stating they won't negotiate with terrorists. Probably the first time in recent memory that France has shown some backbone on fighting terrorism.
Honestly, who would trust such a group? Their main objective is to kill all of the non-believers of the Islamic religion. A truce would simply prolong the inevitable. For the full breaking story, check out Europe: No deal with bin Laden on CNN.com.
Don't bother negotiating with Al Qaeda, it's a waste of time.
¶ 7:23 PM
The latest news from the Middle East indicates that Al Qaeda's top man wanted to negotiate a truce with the European community. The truce would come in the form of European countries withdrawing from combat zones in Afghanistan and Iraq. Fortunately the Europeans have balked at this, stating they won't negotiate with terrorists. Probably the first time in recent memory that France has shown some backbone on fighting terrorism.
Honestly, who would trust such a group? Their main objective is to kill all of the non-believers of the Islamic religion. A truce would simply prolong the inevitable. For the full breaking story, check out Europe: No deal with bin Laden on CNN.com.
Don't bother negotiating with Al Qaeda, it's a waste of time.
¶ 7:23 PM
