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Die Energie der Freundschaft

When Germany and France elected Conservatives to power, they knew what they were doing, eh?

Although praise for the United States occurs very seldom in anti-American Western Europe, it was different in Germany last week. Unreported by most media outlets, the largest potential terrorist attack on German soil since the Second World War that saw three men arrested, two of them German converts to Islam, was thwarted with considerable American help.


As it turns out, according to a report in the German magazine, Der Spiegel, CIA officials had been working in close co-operation with German intelligence on this case for months, right up until the arrest of three suspects last week in an inconspicuous village in the state of North Rhineland-Westphalia. A joint team of American and German investigators had already been working in Berlin for some time on “Operation Alberich”, the name of a king in German mythology given to the project. US Secretary of Homeland Security, Michael Chertoff, told Der Spiegel that the cooperation between the two countries’ intelligence services was never closer than during this investigation. [...]


From Stephen Brown at FrontPage Magazine, a great story ("The War on Terror: The German Front") that reminds us all that the war on Islamofascism is indeed global. It's so refreshing to read about US and Germany intelligence services working together to thwart the terrorists no matter where they lurk!

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