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	Press Release:
		However, in Venezuela an altered version of the article was distributed, in which someone has added references to the Venezuelan firm Cavim and to the Venezuelan government.
		While the original article does mention Titadine, it says nothing about its origin.
		One Spanish official who spoke on the condition he not be named said the dynamite-like explosive used in the attacks, Titadine, had been used before by ETA, which stands for Euskadi Ta Askatasuna, or Basque Homeland and Freedom.
	www.rethinkvenezuela.com /downloads/MemoNYTimes.htm (1753 words)

	The Liberal Conspiracy - Satire, Informed Commentary and 9-11 Research
		Titadine, a form of compressed dynamite, was used in the attacks.
		However, traces of an explosive substance (not titadine) was found in the van.
		Meanwhile, on the ETA side of the coin, you have the titadine, an explosive that ETA is known to use.
	www.liberalconspiracy.com /BArchives/2004_03_12_barchive.html (1216 words)

	Al Qaeda's Death Train? :: Articles by IPT :: The Investigative Project on Terrorism
		Moreover, less than three weeks ago, a van allegedly belonging to ETA was seized en route to Madrid carrying 66 pounds of Titadine and an additional 1,100 pounds of explosive.
		Titadine, a dynamite-like substance, has been used previously by ETA in its campaign of terrorism--and statements by authorities reveal that the Madrid attacks were caused by packs of Titadine reinforced with PETN or a plastic explosive, each device weighing around 20-25 pounds.
		Though the Titadine link seems compelling on its face, police added that the detonators used in the Madrid bombings were made of copper--not the typical aluminum ones favored by ETA.
	www.investigativeproject.org /article/176 (1061 words)

	Guardian \| Eta 'sold Hamas bombers dynamite'
		The explosives apparently came from a haul of eight tonnes of dynamite stolen from a Titadine factory in Plevin, Brittany, in September 1999.
		Eta, reportedly concerned that it could no longer store the ageing Titadine safely, replenished its explosive supplies with a second raid in France in March this year.
		The raid was carried out at an explosives warehouse near Grenoble by eight masked gunmen who stole 1.6 tonnes of dynamite and 20,000 detonators.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,4206294-103681,00.html (661 words)

	Conspiracy Theories
		The mystery began when a policeman used his mobile phone to call his superiors and for some reason mentioned "Titadine" as being the explosive used.
		This was strange as Titadine leaves a distinctive smell and that was not present at any of the Madrid bombings.
		It also helped the Partido Popular to some extent in that Titadine is the explosive most used by the Basque Terror group ETA, and it was this that led to the Interior Minister at the time — Angel Acebes - stating that ETA was behind the attacks.
	www.elindalico.com /periodico/publish/article_199.shtml (733 words)

	TITADINE.........grindkorretakua
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		This is a paragraph of text that could go in the sidebar.
	titadine666.blogspot.com (89 words)

	Disinformation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		We don't understand anything: ETA has put Titadine explosives in several trains in Madrid, the death toll is higher and higher.
		Friday afternoon, the ABC (right-wing, pro-goverment) newspaper and some others tell that the police says the explosives weren't Titadine as the government told us: the explosives composition and detonators have been analyzed, they do not come from ETA.
		I have a placard which reads 'no more lies', we distribute pamphlets, we talk with the people and tell them the Titadine thing, and all the reasons why they've been lied to: that we have to ask questions.
	www.disinfo.com /site/printarticle2476.html (1161 words)

	elmundo.es - Los agujeros negros del 11-M
		Ningún experto policial, y menos los especialistas en desactivación de explosivos, podrían confundir Titadine con Goma 2.
		Los olores que provocan ambas sustancias son tan diferentes como un plátano y una pera.
		A las 2.40 horas, y a requerimiento a través de una llamada de los policías de servicio, los Tedax, llegan a la comisaría de Vallecas para inspeccionar una bolsa azul, con asas de cuero.
	www.elmundo.es /elmundo/2004/04/19/enespecial/1082356558.html (7566 words)

	Halflife2.net - View Single Post - Terror attack in Spain: 173 dead.
		Two weeks ago two eta members were caught some 100 km outside of Madrid with half a ton (500kg) of explosives.
		The explosives used this time, titadine, is that used in most eta attacks, and this batch seems to have been stolen in France in 2000.
		For what we currentlly know, there were at least 13 bombs, ten of wich exploded on time, placed both in and outside of these inter-city trains.
	www.halflife2.net /forums/showpost.php?p=391612&postcount=9 (333 words)

	Berria.info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Ertzaintza’s bomb disposal unit removed a device containing 15 kilos of Titadine explosive from the inside of a Peugeot 306
		According to Interior Department sources, even though the device inside the vehicle contained 15 kilos of Titadine explosive, it had not been primed to explode at the time given.
		Moreover, there was a capsule of mercury at the bottom of the device and it had been designed to go off when the pressure cooker was removed.
	www.berria.info /english/ikusi.php?id=20 (417 words)

	Guardian Unlimited \| Special reports \| A new - and bloody - style of attack
		Government sources told the Guardian that the explosives used included a type of dynamite known as titadine, a quantity of which was stolen from a French mine by Eta several years ago and which has appeared in most recent Eta bombs.
		A first signal of Eta's apparent change of tactics came when explosives in travel bags were found on a train headed to Madrid on Christmas Eve, and in possession of an Eta member who intended to put a second satchel on board, they said.
		On February 29 police stopped a van about 80 miles south-east of Madrid and found half a tonne of potassium chloride compound, titadine, a core fuse and an electrical detonator - enough to demolish a tall building.
	www.guardian.co.uk /spain/article/0,2763,1167856,00.html (1021 words)

	About Madrid's bombs - The Explosives and Weapons Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		2 It was used titadine, the stolen dinamite in france by eta.
		To be specific, a group related to Al Qaeda called the Brigade of (some arab-sounding gibberish) claimed responsibility, and they found a car at one of the parking lots of the train stations with 7 detonators and a video with Koran verses in Arabic on it.
		The bombs used were left lying around in backpacks and suitcases, and contained titadine, which the paper I read said was a compressed (i suppose that means high-density) version of TNT.
	www.roguesci.org /theforum/water-cooler/3822-about-madrids-bombs.html (2257 words)

	Goma-2 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It was used by the Basque terrorist group ETA to mount attacks from the early 1980s up to 2001.
		After security was tightened in Spain, ETA switched to obtaining explosives from neighboring France, stealing large quantities of Titadine and using it in numerous car bombings.
		This page was last modified 15:58, 8 June 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Goma-2 (110 words)

	Was it Eta or al-qaedA? - [Sunday Herald] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The explosive used was an ETA favourite – Titadine.
		However, intelligence sources say that if two terrorist organisations are operating in the same area then they could theoretically use the same supplier or have robbed the same mine or quarry to procure the explosives.
		Two batches of Titadine were stolen in southern France some years ago.
	www.sundayherald.com /40544 (1935 words)

	Independent Media Center \| www.indymedia.org \| ((( i )))
		Soon in friday afternoon, the ABC (right-wing, pro-gov) newspaper and some others tell that the police says the explosives weren't Titadine as the government told us: the explosives composition and detonators have been analyzed, they do not come from ETA.
		They've been consciously lying us from the beggining, because they fear an islamic attack will make them lose the Prime Minister and parliament polls on sunday (they went to the Iraq war opposed to 90% of the spanish people who were against)
		Saturday, it is our "reflection day", in which voters think about the polls and it is forbidden to make any political propaganda.
	www.indymedia.org /en/2004/03/850900.shtml (1180 words)

	Detonators and Arabic Tape of Verses From Koran Found Near Madrid
		On the other hand, the bombs were probably made with titadine, a form of compressed dynamite.
		This is referred to as an "ETA trademark." The ETA stole some titadine along with a Breton group in 1999.
		This article has quotes from a Janes analyst supporting the ETA theory, but other information not ruling out it being AQ or even a combination of the two groups.
	lonewacko.com /blog/archives/001057.html (575 words)

	PM - Spanish Government blames ETA for bombing
		The bombs overnight reportedly used titadine, a kind of compressed dynamite.
		It's been used in most recent ETA bombs, and it was also found last month when a suspected ETA van full of explosives was intercepted en route to Madrid.
		That van had half a tonne of potassium chloride compound, the titadine, a core fuse and an electrical detonator — enough to demolish a tall building.
	www.abc.net.au /pm/content/2004/s1065039.htm (830 words)

	Amazon.com: Titadine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		"Titadine con metralla": "el gobierno no tiene ninguna duda de la autoría de ETA." Ángel Acebes Decía la estricta verdad, el jueves 11, en la rueda de...
		Get it by Tuesday, Nov 6 if you order in the next 16 hours and choose one-day shipping.
		They typically use titadine, which is it compressed dynamite.
	www.amazon.com /s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Titadine&index=blended&page=1 (312 words)

	AFI Research - MILNET Mirror
		ETA and the BRA or Breton Revolutionary army are known to have staged armed attacks to acquire weapons, including eight tons of Titadine explosives stolen from a factory at Plevin in Brittany in September 1999 and explosives and more than 20,000 detonators obtained through a raid in Grenoble this year.
		Though French security forces recovered some of the Titadine from the BRA, some 5 tons were retained by ETA, some of which has been reportedly passed on to the Palestinian militant group, Hamas.
		Israeli security sources have made it plain that while they are aware of the raised level of co-operation between terrorist groups, they are surprised at Hamas importing explosives when so much is being made available by the Syrians and Iraqis.
	www.milnet.com /afi/2001/AFI-Research-0620.htm (380 words)

	Purported al-Qaeda Letter Claims Responsibility For Spain Bombings; Threatens U.S. Attack (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Police were looking for at least two people seen jumping on and off one of the trains at a station in Madrid.
		The bombers used titadine, a kind of compressed dynamite, a source at Aznar's office said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
		On Feb. 29, titadine was among the explosives found packed into a van that had been pulled over outside Madrid.
	www.policeone.com /policeone/frontend/parser.cfm?object=Columnists&tmpl=article&id=81486 (851 words)

	TELEMADRID.ES - Las entrevistas de El Círculo a Primera Hora
		"Los análisis han determinado que se ha hallado dinitrotolueno en las muestras de explosivos de los trenes(…)El dinitrotolueno no es de la Goma-2 ECO y sí de la titadine de las bombas de ETA"
		El periodista comentó el que hoy mismo se haya sabido que uno de los componentes de los explosivos de los trenes era dinitrotolueno, utilizado en la titadine, el explosivo usado por ETA.
		El dinitrotolueno no es de la Goma-2 ECO y sí de la titadine de las bombas de ETA.
	www.telemadrid.es /contenidos/html/elcirculo/pagina_luisdelpino2.htm (516 words)

	The Liberal Conspiracy - Satire, Informed Commentary and 9-11 Research
		I don't agree with everything Atrios says, just 95% of it, but this is particularly good.
		Looking over the latest news, there seems to be a lot of contradictory information out there on the detonators, the type of explosives used (it may not have been titadine after all, or maybe it was, or maybe it wasn't) and that mysterious van that authorities discovered near the scene of the Madrid bombings.
		Maybe when I wake up it'll have all sorted itself out.
	www.liberalconspiracy.com /BArchives/2004_03_07_barchive.html (3775 words)

	ABCNEWS.com : The Insider: Daily Terrorism Report
		13 backpacks, each packed with roughly 25 pounds of the explosive Titadine were left under seats on four trains as they were entering four stations in Madrid.
		In a statement released shortly after the attack, Spanish Interior Minister Angel Acebes said the main focus of the investigation is the Basque separatist group ETA.
		The explosives used in the attack, Titadine, have been used by the group in previous attacks, and a van carrying Titadine was intercepted on February 29 when two suspected ETA members were arrested.
	abcnews.go.com /sections/world/Investigation/Insider_DTR_040311.html (1358 words)

	The Madrid Bombings: Staying the Course in the War on Terror (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		ETA has stringently denied responsibility for the attacks, but the bombings bear the organization’s fingerprints.
		For instance, the dynamite-like explosive used in the attacks, Titadine, has been used frequently by ETA.
		For the past several months, ETA has been warning of a major terrorist attack.
	new.heritage.org /Research/Europe/wm445.cfm?renderforprint=1 (882 words)

	Blue's News: Edit Message
		You're right, that gives you PLENTY of time to investigate, and make assumptions like that.
		i[The explosive was made of Titadine dynamite, which hsa been ETA's sole explosive since they stole a several ton cache off in France a few years ago.
		All ETA bombs have been made partly or totally of the stuff c) The van was intercepted just a week after two ETA terrorists tried the exact same thing with the backpack bombs in trains, this time a few hundred kilometers north of Madrid ]i Yes.
	www.bluesnews.com /cgi-bin/edit.pl?id=154394&start=0 (709 words)

	IMAO: Here's Your Damn Funny
		3) The explosive used - titadine - is one often used by ETA in the past.
		5) ETA attempted precisely this attack - titadine backpack bombs on trains - around Christmas but were foiled.
		Evidence it was Al Queada: 1) The claim of responsibility e-mail to a British Arab newspaper claiming the attack was made by the Brigade of Abu Hafs al-Masri on behalf of Al Queada.
	www.imao.us /archives/001311.html (2116 words)

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