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| Bomb squad link in Spanish blasts |
| 2004-06-18 |
| The man accused of supplying the dynamite used in the al-Qaeda train bombings in Madrid was in possession of the private telephone number of the head of Spain’s Civil Guard bomb squad, it emerged yesterday. Emilio Suárez Trashorras, who is alleged to have supplied 200kg of dynamite used in the bombs, had obtained the number of Juan Jesús Sánchez Manzano, the head of Tedax. The revelation has raised fresh concerns in Madrid about links between those held responsible for the March bombings, which killed 190 people, and Spain’s security services, and shortcomings in the police investigation. Señor Suárez Trashorras and two other men implicated in the bombings have already been identified as police informers. Other members of the group had evaded police surveillance, despite concerns within the security services about their activities and evidence of their association with al-Qaeda. The telephone number of Señor Sánchez Manzano was contained in a Civil Guard dossier handed to Juan del Olmo, the investigating judge, at the National Court in Madrid. The number was written on a piece of paper found in the possession of Carmen Toro, the wife of Señor Suárez Trashorras. Both are in custody accused of supplying dynamite used in the Madrid bombs. |
| Posted by:TS(vice girl) |
| #9 THESE "Al Queda" ???? http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/fakealqaeda.html http://www.haaretzdaily.com/hasen/pages/ShArt.jhtml?itemNo=241042&contrassID=2&subContrassID=5&sbSubContrassID=0&listSrc=Y&itemNo=241042 http://cbc.ca/stories/2004/03/04/khadr_reax040304 |
| Posted by: Anonymous5308 2004-06-21 9:23:32 AM |
| #8 Anybody know anything about the Spanish end of the Brandon Mayfield affair? FBI arrests Oregon lawyer Mayfield cuz they say they have his fingerprint on bomb backpack, obtained from Spanish police; FBI holds him incognito, using unconstitional Patriot Act; story gets out, FBI insists he's connected to the Spanish bombing; turns out, he's completely innocent--Spanish police say FBI fingerprint was wrong. The whole thing smells like the Captain James Yee affair at Guantanamo (same scenario--Bush Inc. testing out its new fascist powers harassing innocent people). I figured there must be a good guy or two among Spanish police. True? |
| Posted by: Anonymous5305 2004-06-20 7:27:04 PM |
| #7 yes #6 its true, I am a gold-plated bedpan. I have a love/hate relationship with humanity- They must be destroyed in order for them to survive!!! LOL! |
| Posted by: Anonymouse 2004-06-20 6:55:25 PM |
| #6 good thinker # 5 and we need more people who can think clear like you are, just remember be very careful in now a day time, because a lots of people didn't like you, they said you are a crack pot, but for me you are a genuine gold pot thinker and absolutely genuine human being who love the truth eventhough the truth is out there. k-tut |
| Posted by: Anonymous5303 2004-06-20 6:22:57 PM |
| #5 Government murder of it's own citizens? Say it ain't so.... sounds too familiar. (Tim McVeigh watching an old Frank Sinatra movie at Elohim City, Warren Buffet eating bacon at Offat AFB watching his company burn on TV, Buzzy Krongard watching the stock ticker at 8:35 am on 9-11, Scooter Libby rubbing his dirty palms together as he drools, Lynn Chaney writing 'B is for bomb' on company time at Lockheed-Martin, Lon Chaney and his perfect hair wondering which way the wind is blowing, etc. ad nauseum...)The big question is: what lie was told to all the players to get them to go along with all this- Space aliens invading? China about to set the world on fire? A dying planet? A power struggle within for control of the world? Did 'his majesty' Juan Carlos meet with the false gay prince of England and the closet gay prince of the U.S. and plot to murder their own in order to control them more? ... muchas mas cervezas aqui, por favor- it's going to be a bumpy fight into hell... |
| Posted by: Anonymouse 2004-06-20 6:04:34 PM |
| #4 Lol! Good test, Frank! |
| Posted by: .com 2004-06-18 10:11:47 PM |
| #3 un poquito de tocino, Senor? |
| Posted by: Frank G 2004-06-18 10:07:29 PM |
| #2 Thanks for the link .com.... priceless! |
| Posted by: Wuzzalib 2004-06-18 9:52:55 PM |
| #1 Oops! Tedax / Trashorras (what a moniker...) Spot Check! Signs of recent seething? Tracks? Does he carry a compass (for prayer time... Mekkah, y'know)? Hows about ol' Carmen? When's the last time either was seen eating Albondigas or Lomo de Cerdo? Does they have the recipes in the little card-box? Hmmmm? |
| Posted by: .com 2004-06-18 8:25:14 PM |