Posted on 12/27/2005 8:49:14 PM PST by Actuality
Trinidad police arrest two members of Islamic group after bomb found ...
Trinidad also has experienced a rash of bombings this year: four bombs were detonated in Port of Spain and St James, on the capital outskirts, between July and October, injuring about 25 people. Police haven't charged anyone in those bombings and haven't said they believe Jamaat al Muslimeen was involved.
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1) Radicals reveal Muhammad had a dream about alQuds of Trinidad.
2) Islamists consider Trinidadens as Jews.
3) Trinidad is 'oppressing" the Arab Muslims by checking them in the airport "brutal" checkpoints.
4) Zarqawi found Jordanian "agents" at the Trinidad wedding between Tawana and Zulu.
5) R. Muslims say that Jamaica is the 'great Satan', the America of the Caribbeans.
6) R. Muslims claim that they're extremely offended, 'Trinidad' reminds them of Christianity.
On July 27, 1990, Abu Bakr, along with leading Jammat figures Bilaal Abdullah and Maulana Hasan Anyabwile, led over 100 members of the group in storming Trinidad’s Red House (National Parliament), taking Prime Minister A.N.R. Robinson and most of his cabinet captive. The group also took over Trinidad and Tobago Television, then the country’s only television network, and the Trinidad Broadcasting Company, one of two radio stations. The ensuing standoff lasted for five days while rioting and looting gripped the capital, Port of Spain, leading to scores of deaths and the destruction of millions of dollars worth of property.
Small world.
Beltway sniper Lee Boyd Malvo was from Jamaica and he met the other sniper(John Allen MUHAMMAD)there.
Thanks.
I checked you are right, and it comes out like this:
islamic + bomb = 5,640,000
muslims + bomb = 7,160,000
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