News: 2004 Madrid Train Bombings

...there is danger of widespread threats of al-Qaida attacks emulating the bombings in Bali in 2002 and Madrid 2004. "Groups of terrorists may have been dispatched from training bases in Pakistan to launch crippling attacks."Turkish Airlines flights into the U.S. and Israel are cited.

German authorities arrested three of the suspects in September 2007 with 26 military detonators and 12 drums of hydrogen peroxide, more explosive material than that used in the 2004 bombings of commuter trains in Madrid, Spain, which killed nearly 200 people. The fourth man was arrested a few months later in Turkey.

A Moroccan man has been jailed for 20 years for links to the 2004 Madrid train bombings that killed 191 people.

Does anyone remember Spain?In 2004 the Madrid train bombings occurred, shortly there after the Spanish government held elections and the socialist party won. José Luis Rodriguez Zapatero a SOCIALIST won because he was willing to SURRENDER to the terrorists,

Last month, US intelligence intercepted Al-Qaeda communications warning operatives to be ready for instructions in October. The terrorist group is thought to be planning what has been called an "October surprise" possibly in order to influence the 2008 US elections, just as it did in 2004 when it bombed Madrid commuter trains.

SPAIN'S supreme court has overturned the guilty verdicts on four of the 21 people convicted over the Madrid train bombings that killed 191 people in 2004. It also upheld a lower court's decision to acquit one of the alleged masterminds of the al-Qa’ida-inspired attacks, Rabei Ousmane Sayed Ahmed, known as “Mohammed the Egyptian”.

Spain's Supreme Court upheld the acquittal of a top suspect in the 2004 Madrid commuter train bombings Thursday, rejecting an appeal by prosecutors partly on the grounds the man has already been convicted of the same crime in Italy.

A Spanish court today cleared four of the 21 people charged for crimes related to the 2004 Madrid train bombings, Europe's deadliest Islamist attack.

A House committee paper exercise showed that 34 hospitals in 7 cities would be unable to respond to an emergency equal to the 2004 Madrid commuter train bombings.Critical shortages in emergency room capacity and, on the front end, shortages in primary care physicians are a double hit.Ask questions before you ever need 911.