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br> Re: Jacob Laksin's Europe Talks Terrorism : /p>

I'll write briefly about this article, since it was mentioned in Yahoo's European newspages, and in my sense symbolizes all the problem that Americans have in understanding terrorism. You seem to believe that terrorism started existing after the Twin Towers, and you act accordingly. Europeans have been the aim of terrorists' attacks for the last 30-40 years, so we are used to it, and we know a whole lot more about it. So if you're not happy with the way we deal with it, just sit back and watch. You'll still be fumbling in Iraq while we'll have solved it.

And if I remember well, wasn't it your precious Mr. Bush who ashamedly copied the whole Barcelona process launched 11 years ago by the EU and presented it as the new innovative strategy of the White House to stem terrorism in the Middle East and North Africa? That was obviously because we don't understand a thing about it...

p>That article was quite laughable, and I thank you for it, it is good to have something to laugh at in these times. br> -- Dr. Patrick Rosa br> Groupe de Sciences Moléculaires br> Institut de Chimie de la Matière Condensée de Bordeaux br> Pessac Cedex, France /p> p> COOK KERRY

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