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Terror bombs exploded in three Balinese restaurants, killing 22 and wounding 104 (the three murderers also died).(Brief Article)
* Terror bombs exploded in three Balinese restaurants, killing 22 and wounding 104 (the three murderers also died). Police suspected Jemaah Islamiyah, the al-Qaeda franchise that has sponsored attacks in Jakarta and Bali over the last three years. The attacks shine a light into the mind of the jihadist. They hate Westerners, of course (Bali is a favorite vacation spot of Australians). But they also hate Hindus, who predominate in Bali. ...
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