Terrorism

Is al Qaeda to blame for summer 2007 bomb scares in London?

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by Patrick Henningsen

It's often the case with geopolitical events that things are not always what they seem. If you believe the Official Report on the London Bombings of 7/7, it's probably because y...read more
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by Patrick Lockyer

No WE are to blame for the London Bomb Scares. Before invading Iraq I do not think British born radicals cared enough about the Palestinian problem to be suicide bombers. You ha...read more
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by AMERICAN MAN

=OUT OF MY MIND= (ethics) Blame; is this an end or was the cause for this end: the reality of blames true creator. This story is hard for me to tell as I feel strongly prejud...read more
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by James Coles

I've chosen the 'NO' block because Al Qaeda is a symptom, not the cause, of a near-universal malaise in the Arab Muslim, Southwest Asian & Persian Muslim world and the Asian ...read more

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by Arthur Gibson

Yes, while the evidence is still being evaluated, it is difficult to point to a direct link to al Qaeda. However, with the network of international terrorist groups being what ...read more
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by Amy O'Sullivan

Yes. Whilst it is still unknown whether they were actually involved in these attacks, they are to blame, at least in part, for their influence in the 'world' of terrorism. al-Qa...read more
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by Phil Hill

Al Qaeda is not an organization that can be pigeon holed. It is not a group of terrorists spread out across the world all reporting back to Osama bin Laden. He spawned the idea ...read more

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