ETA bomb in Catalonia

The “150kg ETA bomb” on the beach at Sant Carles de la Ràpita is an obvious hoax designed by PP-puppet Zapatero to discredit ETA and Catalan nationalism. As we all know, ever since that little bloke with the moustache didn’t do a deal with the Basque neo-Nazis, the Catalan and Basque peoples have been advancing together, brothers in arms facial hair, and it will take more than ruses like this to tear them apart.

(Sant Carles de la Ràpita became part of the Frankish marches in 1097 and is today without question part of Catalonia. In fact, it’s in the home province of that funny little chap with the moustache, a point that he may have mentioned to his mates in masks back in January. So there’s absolutely no way that decrepit bunch of halfwits would plant a bomb there.)

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Comments

1. David Philpot sez:
   7 January 2005 at 4:18 PM

   I will plant bombs for you

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