[The Westerner]

This is very chilling information, if true--that Daniel Pearl was on the trail of Al Fuqra and his death was an effort to suppress the information of its tie to America. I wonder if you have alerted the Wall Street Journal to your claims. And also what proof you have seen?

[Grampa Dave]

The left wing editorial section of the Wall Street Journal with Al Hunt as their leader know all about Jamatt al-Fuqra and why Danny Pearl was killed under orders of their leader Gilani. Don't hold your breath waiting for them to do so good investigative reporting and followup on the organization/individuals responsible for Danny Pearl's death.

Go to this link where the leader of Jamatt al Fuqra was arrested for the kidnapping and murder of Danny Pearl.(Link)

Pearl, 38, was working on a story about alleged shoe-bomber Richard Reid, who is being detained in the United States ahead of trial on charges he tried to blow up an airliner. In the Pakistan capital Islamabad, police said on Wednesday they had detained the leader of a radical Islamic group in connection with the kidnapping of Pearl, who went missing in the southern city of Karachi a week ago. Police said they arrested Mubarak Ali Gilani, leader of Jamaat al-Fuqra and considered him a prime suspect in the case.

Jamaat al-Fuqra and its leader the phoney shiek Mubarak Ali Gilani could not affort the story of their world wide terrorism and recruitment of future Islamakazis. Their farm team in America, could not afford to have this story come out! So Gilani ordered Pearl to be kidnapped and brutally murdered as a warning to any reporter not to investigate Jamaat al-Fuqra

The left wing leaders of the WSJ know more about Jamaat al-Fuqra, the American al-Fuqra and Gilani than any of us know. However, we will probably not see a story exposing these home grown Islamakazis and the world wide Jamaat Islamakazis coming out of the WSJ due to people like Al Hunt in the background of the WSJ.

Sabertooth can fill you in more on the international Jamatt al Fuqra. I have focused on their home grown Islamkazi recruitment organization al Fuqra in America.