Is al Qaeda emboldened by its actions in Spain?

[kentuck]

If it was indeed al Qaeda, then might they be emboldened enough to try one more target? What must be going thru their minds? If they do have another target, where might it be? In England? In France? In Saudi Arabia?

How many arrests have been made thus far in the Spanish explosions? Is this something our "intelligence" should be concerned about? However, in the past, there has usually been a good length of time lapsed before another terrorist bomb is exploded. Will it be the same this time around?

[loudmouth_liberal]

1. we cant control al queda

We may have taken over afganistan, but the thing is, we cant stop al queda, sure we can increase security at home, and it will probably work for a while, but al queda keeps planning, plotting, attacking, and laughing at george bush's pitifull military campaign against them.
Bush doesn't even care. He collects political capitol as a "war time leader" ha ha ha, and his buddies within the military industrial complex make lots and lots of money. Who is it that gets screwd over?

[Yupster]

2. I would think Al Quiada would be

pretty proud of itself right now, wouldn't you.

Also, they tend to repeat things that work, so I will predict a terrorist attack in the USA the weekend before our election.

[bemildred]

3. You don't have to predict it.

They have said they are going to do it.
They threatened the UK too, and Yemen to
name a couple others. How much bolder can
you get?