terrorists

Adnan R. Khan: We should not confuse what is merely a group of criminal chauvinists for a disciplined and determined organization willing to commit mass casualties for their cause

Russia and Syria are accusing the U.S. of backing terrorists. They should stop and ask who created the monster in the first place.

As Interpol hunts for the world’s most unlikely terrorist, an irresistible mythology continues to grow

I can’t believe I didn’t think of this:

The prosecutors are thrilled with all the guilty verdicts, the sentences are a different story

From the wsj:

Sources tell CTV that terrorists might be headed to Canada with the intent to enter the United States.

With confirmation that four al-Qaeda prisoners and several million dollars were exchanged for Canadian diplomats Robert Fowler and Louis Guay, here again is the transcript from the Prime Minister’s press conference on the afternoon of April 22, announcing Fowler and Guay’s release.

Mark Holland, April 23. Mr. Speaker, while the minister is in denial, the homeland secretary is making quotes like this, “To the extent that terrorists have come into our country…it’s been across the Canadian border.” Does the public safety minister think this statement is acceptable, that we should just leave it out there, that terrorists come from Canada? Does he realize that such myths cost Canadian jobs and that in a tough economy we cannot afford to have him sitting on the sidelines with his fingers in his ears? He should stand up, speak for Canada, protect Canadian jobs, and confront this appalling lack of knowledge.

Canadian Press today reported that six Canadians are among the hostages held by terrorists in Mumbai.