Full text of purported al-Qaida videotape

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Text of a videotaped statement, purportedly from al-Qaida, claiming responsibility for the Madrid bombings.

Following is the text of a videotaped statement, purportedly from the Islamic militant al-Qaida group, claiming responsibility for the Madrid bombings.

Two hundred people were killed and nearly 1,500 hurt when 10 bombs exploded in four packed commuter trains during the Thursday morning rush-hour.

The text is taken from the Interior Ministry's Spanish translation from Arabic.

"We declare our responsibility for what happened in Madrid exactly two and a half years after the attacks on New York and Washington. It is a response for your collaboration with the criminals Bush and his allies. This is how to respond to the crimes you have caused in the world and specifically in Iraq and Afghanistan and there will be more, God willing. You love life and we love death which is an example of what the Prophet Mohammad said. If you don't stop your injustice, more blood will flow and these attacks are small compared with what will happen with what you call terrorism. This is a warning from the military spokesman of al-Qaida in Europe. Abu Duham al Afgani."

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