The known facts from this latest case seem to fit well within a now-familiar FBI pattern whereby the agency does not disrupt planned domestic terror attacks but rather creates them, then publicly praises itself for stopping its own plots.
Read more . . .16 terror suspects held in Spain From Al Goodman CNN Madrid Bureau Chief Wednesday, June 15, 2005 Posted: 1229 GMT (2029 HKT)>http://edition.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/europe/06/15/spain.arrests/ MADRID, Spain (CNN) — Spanish police have arrested 16 suspected Islamic terrorists, including 11 believed to be linked … Read more . . .
Spanish authorities plan to question a Moroccan arrested for murder over possible involvement in the March 2004 Madrid terror bombings. UPI, John C.K. Daly Jan 7, 2006 http://news.monstersandcritics.com/intelandterror/article_1074133.php/Spanish_authorities_to_question_Moroccan_murder_suspect_regards_Madrid_terror_bombings Police identified the man as Rachid Taichi, who allegedly stabbing a … Read more . . .
Madrid bombing suspects A year after the train attacks in Madrid on 11 March, 2004, the investigation into the attack continues. BBC News 10 March, 2005http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/3560603.stm Only one person has been convicted of involvement in the attacks so far. Of … Read more . . .
Police seize 13 Madrid suspects Spanish police have arrested 13 more people in connection with the Madrid train bombings that claimed 191 lives. BBC News 1 April, 2005 Police say 12 people were arrested when more than 100 officers took … Read more . . .
In total, 26 people are in jail in connection with the Madrid bombings, but 80 more have been questioned and released. (ctv.ca news, 23 November 2005) Abdelhak Chergui Chergui is a 32-year-old telecommunications student from Morocco. He was arrested in … Read more . . .
