The trains in Madrid were attacked. The subways and buses in Lodon were attacked. They caught men in new jersey plotting to attack NYC's subways and other locations. And now the trains in India are attacked.

True, this could've been, say, the Tamil Tigers (tho the north is a little far for them no?) or just regular clashes. But I think I see a pattern. Just a little bit.

And also notice that it attacks 'the old enemies'. The imperialists and colonialists (UK), al-analus (spain), the modernizeing secularist wastrels (the US) and the outright polytheists-pagans (India).

[edit on 28-7-2005 by Nygdan]

Contrary to popular belief..India has been one of the oldest targets of islamic terrorism(since 1989) when the kashmir insurgency started..But then it was viewed by many in the west as a "freedom struggle".. the funny thing was the "Freedom struggle" had only "foreign" insurgents taking part in it
Only post 9/11 has the west come to ponder whether the problem in Kashmir is really a freedom struggle or a foreign funded insurgency operation/proxy war..

And as for the blast.. well there is stil no confirmation on whether it was accidental or intentional..I'm getting reoprts of a possibility of gas cylinders going off..

Contrary to popular belief..India has been one of the oldest targets of islamic terrorism(since 1989) when the kashmir insurgency started..But then it was viewed by many in the west as a "freedom struggle".. the funny thing was the "Freedom struggle" had only "foreign" insurgents taking part in it
Only post 9/11 has the west come to ponder whether the problem in Kashmir is really a freedom struggle or a foreign funded insurgency operation/proxy war..

And as for the blast.. well there is stil no confirmation on whether it was accidental or intentional..I'm getting reoprts of a possibility of gas cylinders going off..