Note: The following text is a quote:
http://www.jihadwatch.org/archives/013936.php
November 06, 2006
"Beloved Saddam, strike Tel Aviv"
These are the people who danced in the streets and ululated at the sight of the Twin Towers burning and collapsing. "Palestinians protest Saddam death sentence," from AP, with thanks to Barbara:
Schoolgirls marched and shopkeepers closed down their stores in Jenin on Monday in protest at the death sentence handed down against Saddam Hussein by a Baghdad court which found him guilty of crimes against humanity.
Carrying pictures of Saddam, about 250 girls from seven to 13 years old paraded through the town's refugee camp, chanting "Beloved Saddam, strike Tel Aviv," the same slogan shouted by jubilant Palestinians when Iraqi rockets slammed into Israel during the 1991 Gulf War - before the marchers were born.
Under Saddam's rule Iraq donated $25,000 per household for Jenin residents to rebuild homes destroyed in a 2002 Israeli military offensive there.
In the Gaza Strip city of Khan Younis, masked gunmen from a previously unknown group calling itself Arafat's Army threatened reprisals against foreign citizens in the Palestinian territories if the sentence against Saddam is carried out.
"We warn the American administration and its collaborators not to hurt Saddam Hussein because ... we will target all foreigners, especially the Americans and their British supporters," one of the men said, without giving his name. "We warn all foreigners in the Gaza Strip, especially the Americans, that they will be kidnapped and killed in front of witnesses."
As if that weren't already happening.
Posted by Robert at November 6, 2006 06:32 PM |
http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ned=us&ie=UTF-8&q=%22Amjad+Farooq%22&scoring=d
http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30000-13550716,00.html
"Muslim Cop's Race Claim"
Updated: 07:00, Tuesday November 07, 2006
ARTICLE SNIPPET: "A Muslim policeman is taking the Metropolitan Police to an employment tribunal over claims of racial and religious discrimination.
It is claimed firearms officer Amjad Farooq was removed from a unit that protected senior figures, including Tony Blair, because he was seen as a security threat.
A security check found his children attended a mosque associated with a Muslim cleric who has suspected links to a terrorist group, The Independent said."
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And in a separate unrelated incident involving a different officer:
http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ned=us&ie=UTF-8&scoring=d&q=%22Omar-Basha%22&btnG=Search+News
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1714634/posts
"Embassy row Pc married by radical cleric"
Telegraph-UK ^ | Oct 06, 2006 | Duncan Gardham and John Steele
Posted on 10/05/2006 7:25:36 PM PDT by fso301
ARTICLE SNIPPET: "A Muslim police officer who asked to be excused from guarding the Israeli embassy was married by the radical cleric Omar Bakri Mohammed, The Daily Telegraph has learned.
Pc Alexander Omar-Basha's father-in-law is related to Bakri, who performed an Islamic ceremony at the family home in north London.
Omar Bakri Mohammed Omar Bakri Mohammed praised the July 7 bombers
The cleric, who founded the now disbanded Al-Muhajiroun group of radical Muslims, is living in Lebanon after being barred from the UK.
Bakri caused consternation when he said he would never warn the police if he learned of an impending suicide bomber attack by fellow Muslims. He also called the July 7 London suicide bombers "the fantastic four".
Scotland Yard said yesterday that Pc Omar-Basha, a member of the Metropolitan Police armed Diplomatic Protection Group (DPG), had been allowed to absent himself from armed patrols outside the Israeli embassy after expressing concerns about the effect it might have on the safety of his relatives in Lebanon during Israel's military campaign in August.
The decision provoked a debate about political correctness in the police force and drew accusations that Muslim officers were being treated differently to others.
The officer's father-in-law, Abdul Majid el-Katme, is a doctor and Muslim activist, although he does not share Bakri's extremist views."