http://fleetingperusal.blogspot.com/2007/08/hizballah-in-venezuela.html
Thursday, August 16, 2007
Hizballah in Venezuela
Sheidy Teodoro Rafael Darnott
“If the United States were to attack Iran, the only country ruled by God, we would counter-attack in Latin America and even inside the United States itself. We have the means and we know how to go about it. We will sabotage the transportation of oil from Latin America to the US. You have been warned”
Reprinted: from Jungle mom
Sounds like Ahmadinejad ! This statement is from Hezbollah Latin America, also known as Hezbollah Venezuela. Signed by Teodoro, called Commander Teodoro. He was a guevarists guerrilla that organized disorder in the Maracaibo region in the past. He was in born Ciudad Bolivar, and was converted to Islam. (Funny how commies convert to Islam!) He is a Chavista.
Teodoro is running a social experiment among the Guajiros of Venezuela. Anyone who has paid attention to the news of Venezuela will realize that the evangelical missionaries were removed by the government of Chavez and no new religious worker’s visas have been granted for over 2 years.
While Chavez accuses the North American missionaries of being “spies” and genocide, coercing conversions to Christianity, Chavez proclaims that Shi’ite Iranian “missionaries” are welcome to live and work among the tribes. What happened to the cries of the need to remove foreigners and protect the autonomy of Venezuela??? ( We had heard of these ‘robed missionaries’ from the Indians as early as 2000)
Teodoro and Iran claim to have converted several thousand Guajiro to Islam, but according to journalists and anthropologists who have visited the area, there are fewer than a thousand. However, the entire Wayuu tribe has converted to Shi’ite Islam.
Strange media releases by the government have shown indian women wearing veils, and hooded men practicing with the new Kalashnikov rifle and even wearing suicide bomb belts. This should not surprise us as Chavez has spoken many times of his admiration of the Venezuelan terrorist, “Carlos” a Marxist who converted to Islam while in prison in France. Chavez often mentioned corresponding with Carlos and expressed his admiration of the “Carlos doctrine”. ( another Marxist converts to Islam? Is there a pattern?)
So while the regime threatens the catholic church, expelled North American missionaries, the same regime receives the ultra- fundamentalists from Iran. Why? Because they speak his language! Death to America!
On the web site of Hezbullah Venezuela they refer to the young man, José Miguel Rojas Espinosa as,“the first mujaheddin to be an example of dignity and strength in the cause of Allah, the first prisoner of war in Venezuela of the Revolutionary Islamic Movement” . He was the one who planted the pipe bombs outside of the US embassy in Caracas last year The Venezuelan police and media played down the attack by referring to it as only a “demonstration”.
The group has joined up with an Argentinian socialist-terrorist, Norberto Rafael Ceresole who is thought to have been connected with the attack on the Jewish community of Buenos Aires in 1994.
The threat of Islam taking a strong hold in South America by conversion is slim, in my opinion. The staunch catholic culture and the phenomenal rise of Evangelicals in the continent would make that very difficult, HOWEVER, Islam does not need a majority, just a strong hold to use as leverage to rule by force.
All it would need are a few pawns to plant bombs and a few terrorists to rule by fear. Are the Shi’ite Indians of Venezuela being prepared by Iranian “missionaries” to be used in such a way?
(Photo from http://catholicgauze.blogspot.com/2006/09/hezbollah-in-venezuela.html)
The above is a photo, taken and distributed by Hezbollah, of Hezbollah recruits in Venezuela.
http://groups.msn.com/autonomiaislamicawayuu/
http://venezuelatoday.pixelriders.net/gustavo-coronel/hizbula-hezbollah-hizbullah+venezuela+hugo-chavez.html
http://muyahidin-hezbollah-venezuelahttp:
http://ww4report.com/node/2516.blogspot.com/
http://www.vcrisis.com/index.php?content=letters/200609010
http://www.washingtoninstitute.org/templateC06.php?CID=772809
http://hotair.com/archives/2006/09/05/hezbollah-in-venezuela-part-i/
Posted by SERENDIP at 8:10 PM
To Mr. I. Togaibayev, Akim of the city of Karaganda
On July 18th, 2007, I turned to a representative of the Karaganda city monuments commission with a request that she study the question of placing a memorial plaque in honor of my daughter, 13-year-old Alexandra Letyago, who perished during the terror act in the Moscow theater on October 26th, 2002. The plaque was to be placed on the school building #38 in Karaganda, where she had attended school.
In reply, I received letter G-279, dated August 6th, 2007, from a certain Abenova, who requested that I provide the following documents:
1. A petition and protocol from an organization's general assembly, referencing points 1, 2, and 16 of the law of the Republic of Kazakhstan, titled "Nomenclature of administrative properties in the Republic of Kazakhstan", and in 2 languages.
This law regulates questions on "naming and renaming regions in a cities, squares, boulevards, prospects, parks, bridges, and other constituent parts of a city, and the changing of the transcription of their names", and points 1 and 2 referenced in the document are necessary in order to decide questions on the nomenclature of administrative properties. I am not petitioning for the establishment of a memorial plaque that will affect the nomenclature of administrative properties in the city, nor am I asking for any constituent part of the city to be renamed. In addition, the law does not require documents be provided in two languages. According to the law on languages in the Republic of Kazakhstan: "in government organizations and local administrative agencies, Russian is to be used officially on an equal basis with the Kazakh language." Thus, it follows that the demand for the provision of documents in two languages is without authority, and violates of Article 5 of the indicated law.
2. An autobiography in two languages.
As I indicated in my appeal, my daughter is dead, thus, it follows that she cannot provide her autobiography. The demand for documents in two languages, as I stated above, violates the right to communicate with local administrative agencies in Russian.
3 & 4. Copies of materials concerning a special service to the Republic, and a copy of work papers.
Alexandra lived but 13 years. All that she managed to do in her life, her entire biography, can be stated in but a few words: she was born, she went to school, and she died. And this was clear in my appeal. Employees of the akimat (city hall), however, formally approached the examination of the request without even trying to understand the matter, so their bureaucratic reply has caused me additional suffering by reminding me yet again that Sasha's life was so short that she never even was able to have work papers, or to do accomplice a service to the Republic.
Such an approach to the examination of my appeal bears witness to indifference bordering on cynicism, and is a display of 'bureaucratism'. This violates of Point 2.4 of the "Honor Code for government workers in the Republic of Kazakhstan", which states: "not to allow the display of 'bureaucratism' and red tape when examining appeals".
Does one need to mention how important the role of the public is in the struggle against terrorism? A memorial to what happened, solidarity with the victims of terror acts - this is one of the important questions that will be discussed at a high-level meeting in Vienna this coming September, a meeting that was organized by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, and to which I have been invited to participate. Visitors to the memorial site at www.nord-ost.org understand this - they have left remarks on an article dedicated to Alexandra, calling for such a plaque. As an example, examine the actions of the local government officials in the Ukraine: at one mayor's initiative, a plaque was placed at the school where 21-year-old Vladimir Savinkin studied before immigrating to the US. He died on September 11th, 2001, in one of the Twin Towers. His relatives never had to break through a wall of indifference and bureaucratism.
Mr. Togaibayev, I am hoping very much that you will understand my problem. I beg that you intercede in this bureaucratism and red tape. Otherwise, I will be forced to appeal to higher agencies.
Your decision will decide whether I will have a chance to report to members of a worldwide organization - the leadership of the OSCE, representatives of the UN and EU, members of government delegations from 56 nations, and representatives of non-governmental organizations from various countries - about cooperation or interference by bureaucrats.
Hoping for your understanding and assistance,
Svetlana Gubareva, former hostage.
Well planes aren’t a problem for terrorist anymore I hadn’t thought about this...I knew security at our airports could stop them.
Al Qaeda’s Travel Agent
Damascus International Airport is a hub for terrorists.
Author: Joseph Lieberman
Source: WSJ Opinion Journal
Date: August 20, 2007
The United States is at last making significant progress against al Qaeda in Iraq—but the road to victory now requires cutting off al Qaeda’s road to Iraq through Damascus.
Thanks to Gen. David Petraeus’s new counterinsurgency strategy in Iraq, and the strength and skill of the American soldiers fighting there, al Qaeda in Iraq is now being routed from its former strongholds in Anbar and Diyala provinces. Many of Iraq’s Sunni Arabs, meanwhile, are uniting with us against al Qaeda, alienated by the barbarism and brutality of their erstwhile allies.
http://www.familysecuritymatters.org/terrorism.php?id=1259384