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  • Harkat ul-Mujahedin (HuM) OR Harakat (with a)

    01/02/2005 8:21:28 AM PST · by Snapple · 10 replies · 383+ views
    Eye Spy Magazine ^ | None given | No attribution
    The HUM is a member of Osama bin Ladin's "Islamic World Front for the struggle against the Jews and the Crusaders"...Fazlur Rehman Khalil, one of the HUM's leaders signed bin Ladin's fatwa in February 1998 calling for attacks on US and Western interests.
  • Christians singled out for death

    09/28/2002 7:20:23 AM PDT · by icantbleaveit · 6 replies · 401+ views
    Sidney Morning Herold ^ | September 27 2002 | Associated Press
    Christians singled out for death September 27 2002 Black flags flew over churches and Christian schools were closed in Karachi yesterday as mourners buried seven Pakistani Christian workers murdered by unidentified gunmen who bound and gagged the men before shooting them in the head at point-blank range. "We are very sad. Everyone is in mourning," said the Rev Baz Philip, of the multi-denominational Christian Church in the port city. Police said no arrests had been made since Wednesday's massacre, in the third-floor office of the Organisation for Peace and Justice, a Pakistani Catholic- and Protestant-supported group that gives free legal...
  • U.S. applies new rules to 22 more 'terrorist'

    11/02/2001 4:01:47 PM PST · by CommiesOut · 3 replies · 437+ views
    Reuters ^ | 02 NOV 2001 | Reuters
    UPDATE 3 - U.S. applies new rules to 22 more 'terrorist' groups   (Adds comments by Rep. Tom Lantos, paragraphs 8-9) By Jonathan Wright WASHINGTON, Nov 2 (Reuters) - The United States on Friday added 22 groups including Hamas and Hizbollah to the list of "terrorist" groups under tight financial controls introduced after the Sept. 11 attacks on New York and Washington. The main pro-Israeli lobbying organization in the United States applauded the decision, saying it showed the Bush administration intended to combat all forms of terrorism. Six groups -- al Qaeda and five allegedly associated groups -- came under the new rules in September. Al Qaeda, led by Saudi-born ...