Not sorry

[vl_mungo]

Regarding all of the condolences offered by various heads of state etc... is there any nation large political organization who has not condemned or expressed regret about this horrible act?

[Guy Propski]

Well, the Afghan government wasn't exactly overcome with sorrow, but I don't believe they were stupid enough to come out and support the action. They said something along that lines that this was a result of our "imperialistic" actions, whatever the hell that means.

[KarlGauss]

Apparently, there are a few. Here's the link (http://ca.news.yahoo.com/010912/6/aan3.html), while it lasts.

[Duck Duck Goose]

http://www.cnn.com/2001/WORLD/europe/09/12/mideast.reaction/
Attacks draw mixed response in Mideast
September 12, 2001 Posted: 10:20 AM EDT (1420 GMT)

Saddam Hussein's Iraq said the United States deserved Tuesday's attacks in New York and Washington as the fruits "of its crimes against humanity."

Under the headline "America burns," the official newspaper Al-Iraq said that "what happened in the United States yesterday is a lesson for all tyrants, oppressors and criminals."

Overnight an official Iraqi statement said: "The American cowboys are reaping the fruit of their crimes against humanity."

Sheikh Yassin, leader of the Islamic militant group Hamas, said "no doubt this is a result of injustice the U.S practices against the weak in the world."

From Gaza, Islamic Jihad official Nafez Azzam said "what happened in the United States today is a consequence of American policies in this region."