Participants in Islamist Forums Discuss Proposal for Terrorist Attack in Paris

MEMRI ^ | 1/08 | Al-Murabit Al-Muwahhid

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On January 4, 2008, the Islamist forum Al-Ekhlas (www.ek-ls.org ), hosted by NOC4Hosts Inc. in Florida, USA), posted a message by a participant calling himself Al-Murabit Al-Muwahhid ("The Monotheistic Jihad Fighter"), discussing the possible benefit of a terrorist attack in Paris. The writer speculated that such an attack would bring about the collapse of the French economy, and serve as a warning to other European countries "which are collaborating in the war against the Muslim countries." He added that the attack would also break the "security siege" on the Muslim population of France, and would enable the establishment of terrorist cells that would operate in the capitals of neighboring European countries.

After providing a list of possible targets - major sites and tourist attractions in Paris - the writer elaborated on the possible results of the attack and how they would benefit the global jihad campaign.

The posting evoked numerous responses, mostly practical suggestions regarding the type of attack, possible targets, etc.

The following are excerpts from Al-Murabit Al-Muwahhid's posting and from some of the responses:

"The Attack that Will Break Sarkozy's Power"

[vpintheak]

Gotta love those pieceful muzzies.

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"3. [An attack] would turn the French public against this wretched infidel [Sarkozy] and weaken his popularity.

Do ya really wanna do that, numbnuts? All the French jokes aside, he sons and daughters of Gaul have had a history of doing nasty things to people who really piss them off.

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Ping.

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[txhurl]

Let ‘em mess with Sarkozy. He ain’t French!

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Ther are a lot of twisted and alarming things in the article at the source. This is one of the passages that makes my blood boil.

Another participant added to the list of potential targets a number of luxury stores and famous restaurants and cafes, as well as important centers of culture and tourism in Paris and its vicinity, including sites for children. Emphasis added by me.

[Walkingfeather]

agreed. The French, were among the 2 or 3 nations that were the go to guys for contracted assassinations. I think the french secretly want to do something radical regarding their problem and sarkosky was elected for that reason.

[dinoparty]

I can’t speak for France, but if they ever specifically go after children here, the forces of political correctness will never be able to restrain the thirst for vengeance in this country. I am confident about that.

[Army Air Corps]

There is something ironic about these twits discussing terrorist attacks in a country that mechanised decapitation.

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This bit is an interesting peek in their mindset:


"8. [It should be] explained that the situation of the Muslims in France and the discrimination against them is one of the reasons for the attack. Contrary to what everyone thinks, this will prompt [French authorities] to lift the security siege on the [Muslims in France] in an attempt to resolve the crisis. This, [in turn,] will allow the creation of [jihad] cells - both active and dormant - that will operate in the neighboring capitals...

[Swiss]

I would hope that the French would treat the Moslems like they treated the Protestants.

http://www.reformation.org/bart.html

[txhurl]

France is paying a ~dhimmi tax, paying muslims to pack up and leave. Something like 5 grand per head.

Must be working, to draw their ire.

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That and Sakrozy wants new immigrants to pass a French language test and a culture test.

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Sakrozy = Sarkozy. Damn, I guess I do need some sleep.

[Atlantic Friend]

The last guys who launched a series of terror bombings in Paris - Khaled Kelkal and his buddies - died from extreme lead poisoning in 1995.

[Army Air Corps]

That is a preferred way for them to leave this world.

Sarkozy has been tackling some diffifult issues and doing so in a way that makes me wish he could run for office over here.