France is part of the world plan, some article that I read, said the muslims had decided to take over a country in Europe, it has been a long planned action.
It appears, they are taking France.
The communists are already working on taking charge of America and Mexico, so they are following the plan to rule.
Snip: Security forces and the customs authority confiscated shipping containers with goods worth tens of thousands of dollars at the Port of Ashdod on suspicion they were purchased by the Islamic Jihad terror group.
The goods were purchased by a Palestinian businessman in the Gaza Strip, Fayez Abu Aker, known to the security services for his connections with terror groups. Security officials suspect Islamic Jihad is resorting to money laundering in order to fund its activities.
Kuwait terror suspects seek leniency
Snip: Weapons, bombs and chemicals that could be used for making explosives were found in their possession. But the defense argued the six - three Kuwaitis and three stateless Arabs who live in Kuwait - were planning to go to Iraq and asked for leniency from the court.
"I believe those young men have been deceived, and the way to deal with it is not tough sentences," their lawyer, Khaled al-Abdul-Jalil, told the three-judge panel. "They readied themselves only for jihad (holy war) in Iraq," he said. After seeing the "crimes of the Americans in Iraq," including killing Muslim children and women, they believed that "jihad was their duty."
Snip: November 11, 2005 Canadian Jihad Website Shuts Down Jihad Unspun, an English language website devoted to supporting terrorism, is shutting down. The Canadian based website was notorious for its overt support of terrorists actively engaged in fighting against fellow Canadian citizens.
The website claims it is shutting down because of a "decline in credible third party information sources and a lack of translation resources."However, sources close to The Jawa Report claim that Jihad Unspun and its publisher, Khadija Abdul Qahaarbeen, have been under criminal investigation by Canadian authorities for some time. In addition to calling for armed resistance against Canadian troops in Afghanistan the website routinely publishes content which could be construed as 'hate speech' under Canadian law.
In April the U.S. State Department posted on its Web site an article entitled, A Trio of Disinformers: Islam Memo, Muhammad Abu Nasr, and Jihad Unspun." After noting that the Web site was owned by a Canadian woman who converted to Islam the article commented, "'Jihad Unspun' has a track record of spreading very unreliable allegations."