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Three days ago, in the wake of what appears to be an Islamist attack on Madrid, I wrote:My first thoughts for Spain, at the end of this bloody day, are strictly identical to those I had for the USA in the evening of 9/11.Looking at the result of Sunday's elections, I have to admit, sadly, that any subsequent comparison is definitely out of question:
Another Socialist voter, Daniel Rincon, (...) said (...), "but after the attack, getting the PP out became the top priority."After the attacks in New York or in Bali, and after any attack in Israel, the top priority is to find the bastards who did it and "kick" their ass for good.
(...) "I voted for change," said (...) Cristina Algema, a journalism student. "After the attacks, I had to contribute to kicking out the PP."
The top priority is not "kicking" your own kin, particularly when they happen to be those who oppose the attackers most firmly.
That makes a difference between the lion and the sheep. That makes a difference between a society endowed with vitality and a dying one.
And that's probably one of the reasons why Spain was a great power once, and why America is the great power now.
I hope Daniel and Cristina enjoy the return of the Khilafa. After all, Cristina asked for "change", right sweetheart?
I will spare them the contemptuous remark of my buddy Juan Pablo though.
He said something about cojones that, although appropriate wasn't really flattering for the Spaniards.
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