http://www.jihadonline.net/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=610 JIHAD ONLINE.net: "Saddam : English: New tape from Saddam"
Posted by Anonymous on Sunday, November 16 @ 18:19:54 EST
"A voice purported to be that of ousted president Saddam Hussein has said the US-led occupation forces in Iraq have reached "a dead end", in an audiotape broadcast on Arabic television.
In Sunday's tape, Saddam calls on Iraqis to resist the occupying forces and warned of more deaths for US-led troops.
"Fighting them...is a legitimate, patriotic and humanitarian duty and the occupiers have no choice but to leave our country Iraq, the country of Arabs and Islam, as cursed losers," the speaker, who sounded like Saddam, said on al-Arabiya television.
"The path of jihad and resistance is the best path under God, human kind and history and is the only path which will guarantee the expulsion of the tyrannical foreign forces from our country and grant total freedom and sovereignty to our people in their land," Saddam said.
"The evil ones are at a dead end in Iraq after having imagined they were going out for a walk" when they launched the invasion on 20 March that led to Saddam's fall, he said."
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1023179/posts "Nigeria's customs alert commands on terrorist weapons"
Xinhuanet ^ | November 16, 2003
Posted on 11/16/2003 11:42 PM PST by Prodigal Son
ARTICLE SNIPPET: "ABUJA, Nov. 16 (Xinhuanet) -- The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has alerted all its commands on new trends in arms trafficking and terrorist activities, the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reported Sunday.
"Information reaching us revealed that the British National Criminal Intelligence Service (BNCIS) has raised an alarm on a new trend in arms trafficking," the report quoted a circular issued by the NCS at the weekend as saying.
The circular stated that the BNCIS had discovered a new style of concealing dangerous weapons.
It noted that the discovery was made during a recent raid on criminal hideouts in Britain, in which various weapons were found disguised as briefcases, pen, mobile phones and belt buckles.
"The most common among them is called: ENIGMA, a briefcase whose handle can be disguised as a revolver capable of firing .22 caliber bullets through a lever on the handle," the statement said.
The NCS, therefore, cautioned its commands nationwide, more especially those at the sea ports, international airports and land borders to be watchful of the "new avenue" for smuggling of terrorists' weapons."