Posted on 06/05/2014 10:15:48 PM PDT by george76
Salman Ashrafi, killed in 2013 suicide attack, lived in same building as 4 other extremist fighters.
Homegrown extremism abroad has a new face, and CBC News has learned it belongs to yet another Calgary man, a development that points to the West as a hotbed for exporting jihadis.
His name is Salman Ashrafi, and when the Al-Qaeda splinter group ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria) released images of him last month following a double suicide bombing in Iraq in November that killed 46 people, he was celebrated in a martryrdom notice.
Only then, he was known as Abu Abdullah Al Khorasani.
CBC News has confirmed that Al Khorasani was Ashrafi's nom de guerre and that he was a Canadian citizen who grew up in the Stampede City, where he went to school and worked.
The Calgarian's story is one of as many as two dozen others, most of whom left to battle alongside rebel militants in Syria.
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The revelation that he killed himself and others as part of an attack for ISIS a group known for such grotesque violence it has even drawn condemnation from Al-Qaeda has stunned people who spoke with CBC News and knew him.
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Dear Canada;
If your nationals are travelling abroad and participating in terrorism and you know/ackknowledge it, then you are officially an exporter of terrorism. Clean up your side of the street before you talk trash.
ALL western countries are exporting terrorism now. This kid is not the first convert to go on a killing spree, nor will be the last.
Canada Ping!
I’d bet the farm this “Canadian” doesn’t drink Molson’s or like hockey.
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