Madrid bombing round up

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Tim Blair
MADRID
AL-QAEDA OR ETA
A sad postcard from Spain, by a pair of Spanish bloggers

Baldilocks
Spain's the Target
Spanish embassy contact info

Instapundit
BOMBINGS IN MADRID
Spanish embassy contact info as well as a list of Spanish consulates and memorial activities state side

Tacitus: Another Crime That Requires Police Action

Andrew Sullivan: IF THIS IS AL QAEDA

The Mesopotamian
"I a Moslem and an Iraqi would be very surprised if the criminal attack in Spain was the work of ETA. I say this is the work of the same animals who are at work in our country. Mark my words friends at this early stage.

To express condolences to the Spanish people is too empty and not enough. We pledge to them that we, the Iraqi people shall be in the forefront and will be the first line fighters to exterminate these monsters."


Iraq the Model: Our hearts go with you Spain.

Hammorabi: Condolences

Jihadwatch
Spain's 9/11
Jihad Unspun: Al-Qaeda linked group responsible for Madrid bombings
Madrid: Qur'an tape found in van with detonators


Fox News: Spain Mourns as Hunt for Terrorists Begins

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