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Al Qaeda Recruitment Videos Placed on Web
BushCountry.org ^
| Nov. 9, 2002
| Jeremy Reynalds
Posted on 11/09/2002 7:17:30 PM PST by JohnathanRGalt
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To: *JIHAD IN AMERICA; reagan_fanatic; thatdewd; Cachelot; SeenTheLight; Apple Pan Dowdy; ...
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Jehadi website ping: (let me know if you want on or off)
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Really, from the looks of their supporters they need to play them in the caves where they live.
To: JohnathanRGalt
If they were smart they'd set the videos to music and VH-1 air them.
To: I_Love_My_Husband
Really, from the looks of their supporters they need to play them in the caves where they live.
![](http://a740.g.akamai.net/f/740/606/1d/image.pathfinder.com/time/europe/magazine/2001/20011015/011015abuhamsa.jpg)
Abu Hamza
To: knighthawk
http://muslimthai.com/talibanonline/index.php Yes, the TalibanOnline -- is back online. At KSC Commercial Internet Co. Ltd., Bangkok but the technical contact in the domain registration is listed as CommuniTech.Net, Kansas City MO. Same ISP as WAMY.
What should we do about it? (I ask rhetorically).
To: JohnathanRGalt
I do believe that there have been enough Al Qaeda recruits, already. I'm praying that our Military, Homeland Security, CIA, FBI, NSA, Counter-Terrorism Division, IDF, MI5, MI6, Interpol, etc. will continue to drastically cut down the eligible "recruits" for the Al Qaeda/Taliban/Jihad, etc. cells.
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11/09/2002 7:51:07 PM PST
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Cindy
To: Sabertooth
ping
To: JohnathanRGalt
Excellent work and very informative.
I don't suppose there's anyway to identify the source of that Bosnian training camp, is there? The KLA had al-Qaeda camps throughout northern Albania, and if they're still pumping out foot soldiers post-9/11, our intelligence agencies need to know about it.
Also, somebody should forward this info to the CIA and FBI pronto, as this could be of use to them in our continuing battle against Osama bin Laden.
Finally, is any of this new material (in the sense that we haven't seen it before) or is this just a rehash of what CNN already found earlier this year?
To: JohnathanRGalt
Please put me on your ping list.
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11/09/2002 8:06:35 PM PST
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abner
To: JohnathanRGalt
That mofo looks crazy.
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11/09/2002 8:14:48 PM PST
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TexKat
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11/09/2002 8:32:35 PM PST
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Cindy
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11/09/2002 9:29:21 PM PST
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Destro
To: JohnathanRGalt
What should we do about it? (I ask rhetorically).![](http://www.biggerhammer.net/manuals/garand/en-block.jpg)
To: JohnathanRGalt
Thanks for the ping.
Do you know what this site is?: http://7hj.7hj.com/
I got to it a while back from a link labeled "hacking jihad" on a islamic propaganda page, but I can't translate it now because the site I was using quit doing arabic to english translations for free a few days back. It may be nothing, but it looks like it has some nefarious use for them. Very recently they changed the page. It did have a direct text input window along with some nonspecific chatter about hearing from fellow brothers, but now there is completely different text and the two links which reference the E: drive on your computer. A safeguard? Do I need to go to the mosque to get a key cd?
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11/09/2002 10:39:58 PM PST
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thatdewd
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11/10/2002 12:24:36 AM PST
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Dajjal
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11/10/2002 12:46:03 AM PST
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Cindy
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