Nafeez Ahmed has information from a military source that the idea of mixing together liquids on a flight and denonating it with an MP3 player is complete "fiction".
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19 September 2006
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Fascist America shamelessly uses comic superheroes as its role model. Soon, Batman will be seen as a mujahid.
Posted by: Sadat | 20 September 2006 at 12:15 PM
America is not a fascist state, although there is a danger there of a growing fascist movement, which the Bush administration is trying to use for its own ends (much as Weimar-era German conservatives thought they could use Hitler against the Communists).
Posted by: George Carty | 20 September 2006 at 01:33 PM
If this story is true, we now have a right royal selection of those who seek to cause all of us permanent anxiety out there, there's the American lot, and the home grown East London - Izzadine and Chaudhury.
Let's be under no illusion, whichever way we look they're all at it.
And then there is Sadat. Anxiety and terror? No. Just laughable.
Posted by: ainelivia | 20 September 2006 at 11:38 PM