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• 7/5/2007 2:48 PM jkl wrote:
  You make fruit bombs for me??
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• 7/7/2007 6:47 PM 1389 wrote:
  

  This article by Julia">http://www.americanthinker.com/julia_gorin/">Julia Gorin is a must read for everyone:

  Ending">http://www.americanthinker.com/2007/07/ending_the_balkan_quagmire_at.html">Ending the Balkan Quagmire at American Thinker

  This article is all about how US and EU counterterrorism foreign policy went so horribly wrong. It explains how jihadist terrorism has succeeded in overrunning Europe and in attacking the US. It's particularly important for Americans to read this article, because it cites news stories from reputable sources that have had some exposure in Europe, but haven't made it into the US media.

  So why am I asking for a blog swarm?

  Exactly because this information isn't getting around in the US, and I want this story to get some exposure!

  Why is this story being kept off the radar screen in the US?

  Simple: It's a catalogue of errors and misdeeds that makes the US media conglomerates look bad, and the US government (i.e., nearly everyone on both sides of the aisle) look even worse. It reveals an ongoing foreign policy fiasco that makes the Bay">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bay_of_Pigs_Invasion">Bay of Pigs Invasion look like a victory by comparison. And it isn't just a fiasco for the government, it's a fiasco for the American and European public, because it has greatly increased everyone's vulnerability to jihadist terrorism.

  What to do?

  Link to the original story on your blog.Ask everyone else you know to do the same.Publicize the story in any other legitimate way that you can think of.If you wish, post a comment here indicating where else this article is being publicized.

  This story has been submitted to Digg as How">http://digg.com/world_news/How_US_and_EU_counterterrorism_foreign_policy_went_so_horribly_wrong">How US and EU counterterrorism foreign policy went so horribly wrong. We'll see how long it stays there before Digg's">http://forthardknox.com/?p=236">Digg's censors and bury brigade get to it, as recently happened with Foehammer's">http://foehammer.net/2007/07/digg-vs-anvil.html">Foehammer's Anvil.

  This request was also posted at Counterterrorist">http://moblog1389.blogspot.com/2007/07/counterterrorist-blog-swarm-wanted.html">Counterterrorist Blog Swarm Wanted.

  
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  1. 7/7/2007 6:54 PM 1389 wrote:
     Sorry about the busted HTML...I didn't intend to spam you, but I amd trying to get in touch with conservative bloggers about the al Qaeda presence in the Balkans, and what needs to be done about it. I didn't know how else to leave you a message.
     
     This article by Julia Gorin is a must read for everyone:
     
     Ending the Balkan Quagmire http://www.americanthinker.com/2007/07/ending_the_balkan_quagmire_at.html at American Thinker
     
     This article is all about how US and EU counterterrorism foreign policy went so horribly wrong. It explains how jihadist terrorism has succeeded in overrunning Europe and in attacking the US. It's particularly important for Americans to read this article, because it cites news stories from reputable sources that have had some exposure in Europe, but haven't made it into the US media.
     
     So why am I asking for a blog swarm?
     
     Exactly because this information isn't getting around in the US, and I want this story to get some exposure!
     
     Why is this story being kept off the radar screen in the US?
     
     Simple: It's a catalogue of errors and misdeeds that makes the US media conglomerates look bad, and the US government (i.e., nearly everyone on both sides of the aisle) look even worse. It reveals an ongoing foreign policy fiasco that makes the Bay of Pigs Invasion look like a victory by comparison. And it isn't just a fiasco for the government, it's a fiasco for the American and European public, because it has greatly increased everyone's vulnerability to jihadist terrorism.
     
     What am I asking everyone to do?
     
     Link to the original story on your blog.
     
     Ask everyone else you know to do the same.
     
     Publicize the story in any other legitimate way that you can think of.
     
     If you wish, post a comment indicating where else this article is being publicized.
     
     This story has been submitted to Digg as
     
     http://digg.com/world_news/How_US_and_EU_counterterrorism_foreign_policy_went_so_horribly_wrong
     
     We'll see how long it stays there before Digg's censors and bury brigade get to it, as recently happened with Foehammer's Anvil. (see http://forthardknox.com/?p=236 and http://foehammer.net/2007/07/digg-vs-anvil.html )
     
     I also posted this on my blog at http://moblog1389.blogspot.com/2007/07/counterterrorist-blog-swarm-wanted.html
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