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  • French Islamist Web Sites

    09/28/2005 7:28:46 AM PDT · by JohnathanRGalt · 13 replies · 749+ views
    e-prism.org ^ | Sept. 2005 | Deborah Touboul
    These French Jehadist sites, inciting thousands of Muslims around the world to jehad and murder, actually could be considered American Web sites: stcom.net is hosted in Jacksonville Florida at DNS Services. The registrant and administrator is in London but its technical contact is in Virginia, USA.ribaat.com is hosted in Loveland Colorado at WeHostWebSites.com It's Administrator is in Paris, France -- Johnathan R. Galt __________________________________________________ Global Research in International Affairs (GLORIA) Center THE PROJECT FOR THE RESEARCH OF ISLAMIST MOVEMENTS (PRISM) OCCASIONAL PAPERS Volume 3 (2005), Number 6 (September 2005), Director and Editor: Reuven Paz. French Islamist Web Sites FRANCOPHONE INTERNET...
  • The Peculiar Alliance

    09/06/2005 10:54:17 PM PDT · by AZ_Cowboy · 15 replies · 354+ views
    FrontPage ^ | 9/6/05 | Daveed Gartenstein-Ross
    There have been rumblings of late about the developing alliance between Islamic radicals and neo-Nazis. In late May, Israeli president Moshe Katzav gave a speech before the German parliament in which he warned, "Let's not be surprised if terror organizations use neo-Nazis for carrying out terror attacks." And on August 5, WorldNetDaily reported, "Neo-Nazi skinheads are working with radical Islamists in a growing unholy alliance that has European law enforcement officials concerned about a new front in the war on terrorism." Such an alliance seems unlikely on its face; after all, neo-Nazis view most Muslims as racially inferior, while Islamic...
  • Pakistan school syllabus:'Christians, Hindus, Jews"devious"'

    08/23/2005 5:51:09 AM PDT · by CarrotAndStick · 6 replies · 501+ views
    The Times of India ^ | TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 2005 02:04:41 PM | Chidanand Rajghatta
    WASHINGTON: Pakistan's state-sponsored bigotry and vilification of other religions has caught the attention of US policy makers following a raft of articles in the American media about the intolerance the country's formal education system is breeding. In an unusually tough statement recently, the US state department said reports of continued teaching of prejudice in Pakistan was a matter of "serious concern", and Washington was having "ongoing discussions" with Islamabad on the issue. "We have engaged the Pakistani government on this, specifically on the issue of textbooks and language that, upon reading, was clearly unacceptable and inciteful or would cause people...
  • Terrorists oppose return of Kashmiri Hindus

    07/22/2005 10:06:11 AM PDT · by CarrotAndStick · 16 replies · 446+ views
    AFP ^ | FRIDAY, JULY 22, 2005 08:35:10 PM | AFP
    SRINAGAR: Four terrorist groups have opposed the return of displaced Hindus to their abandoned homes in the Kashmir Valley, saying they had deserted the Muslim community during a "time of crisis." "We impose a total ban on the return of Kashmiri Pandit migrants to the (Muslim-dominated) Kashmir Valley," said a joint statement by al Nasireen, al Arifeen, Save Kashmir Movement and Farzandan-e-Milat. The statement faxed to local media offices in Srinagar said Hindus would not be allowed to return to their homes until "they apologise to the Kashmiri Muslims for having deserted them at the time of crisis." Hindus fled...
  • It's the Al Qaeda again: B Raman

    07/07/2005 8:15:33 AM PDT · by CarrotAndStick · 27 replies · 1,052+ views
    Rediff.com ^ | July 07, 2005 | B Raman
    The synchronised explosions in London on July 7 seem to be the handiwork of the Al Qaeda and the International Islamic Front (IIF) formed by it in February, 1998. The first indication that pro-Al Qaeda terrorist elements were planning a major terrorist strike in London came in August last year following the arrest in Lahore by the Pakistani authorities of one Mohammad Naeem Noor Khan, a Pakistani computer expert, who used to live partly in London and partly in Pakistan. During his interrogation, he admitted that he was working for the Al Qaeda as a communications expert and that he...
  • Pakistani minister ran militant camps

    06/13/2005 10:56:46 PM PDT · by Srirangan · 1 replies · 225+ views
    India-Defence ^ | June 13, 2005
    Source: NDTV Monday, June 13, 2005 (Islamabad): JKLF leader Yasin Malik has said that he had met Pakistan's Information Minister Sheikh Rashid during the 1980s at militant camps in Peshawar. Yasin Malik is currently on a visit to Pakistan as part of a delegation of Kashmiri separatist leaders. When Rashid met Malik in Pakistan, Malik let it slip that he had already been associated with Rashid.
  • A Pakistani jihadi cell in California

    06/09/2005 9:49:23 AM PDT · by Srirangan · 12 replies · 753+ views
    Pakistan | Terrorism | USA Dan Darling has some early opinions on the al-Qaeda cell that was unearthed in Lodi, California. That cell comprised of two Pakistanis and two Americans of Pakistani origin. What is so troubling about this for me is not only that the confessed American al-Qaeda trainee volunteered to return to the US after less than 3 years worth of indoctrination for the express purpose of killing his own countrymen in such mundane locations as hospitals and stores. Also, is there something in particular about California that seems to make it such an attractive grounds for...
  • India suspects A Pakistan and Bangladeshi Nexus

    01/24/2005 1:02:39 AM PST · by Srirangan · 16 replies · 655+ views
    SATribune ^ | Jan 18, 2005 | Arun Rajnath
    NEW DELHI, January 18: Pakistan has launched “Operation Pin Code” against India from Bangladesh territory and has shifted almost 200 terrorist training camps from Azad Kashmir to Bangladesh, an official Home Ministry document, prepared by Minister of State for Home Affairs, S. Regupathy, has revealed. The document, entitled ‘Pakistan’s Alternative Proxy War Base’, obtained by the South Asia Tribune accuses Pakistan’s intelligence services of developing Bangladesh as a new base for their anti-India activities. The Regupathy Document lists at least seven reasons for this shift in strategy: 1. The India Bangladesh border geographically is porous and difficult to keep under...
  • Pakistan violates kashmir ceasefire with India, yet again

    01/20/2005 10:28:06 PM PST · by Srirangan · 4 replies · 345+ views
    Hindustan Times ^ | 20/1/2005 | Press Trust of India
    Army reports fresh shelling along Poonch borderPress Trust of India Poonch, January 20, 2005|11:22 ISTTen mortar shells were fired on Thursday night followed by light machine gun (LMG) fire from across the Line of Control (LoC) on Hamirpur post in Mendhar sector of Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district close on the heels of the first violation of ceasefire two days back. Brigadier Dhruv Katoch of 16 Corps headquarters Jammu said that the small mortars and LMG firing lasted for 15 minutes from 1955 hours. However, there was no casualty or damage to property in the shelling and firing, he said....
  • Al-Tawheed wal-Jihad Releases New Video from Iraq

    10/13/2004 11:52:42 AM PDT · by anonpenetfi · 6 replies · 3,337+ views
    Globalterroralert.com ^ | 10/13/04 | Globalterroralert.com
    http://www.globalterroralert.com/zarqawi-apc.wmvhttp://www.globalterroralert.com Globalterroralert.com (10/13/04): Abu Musab al-Zarqawi's Tawheed wal-Jihad Movement in Iraq has released two new video clips, including video of a roadside bombing attack on a U.S. armored vehicle near the city of Mosul. The video features human body parts later retrieved from the scene of the ambush.
  • Jihad: A child's play in Pakistan

    09/20/2004 1:22:08 PM PDT · by knighthawk · 4 replies · 271+ views
    The Times of India ^ | September 20 2004 | ANI
    ISLAMABAD: A recent report prepared by Society for the Protection of the Rights of the Child (SPACE) says that Pakistan has literally ignored the UN Convention of the Rights of Child (UNCRC) on the involvment of children in armed conflicts. Young childrens are not only given being trained for war but are used in select armed conflicts, the Daily Times said quoting the SPARC report. The Pakistani government has yet to ratify an optional protocol to Article 38 of the UNCRC that states "No child below the age of 15 shall have any part in hostilities or shall be recruited...
  • Judge indicates he will limit government evidence against Al-Hussayen

    04/24/2004 5:52:56 PM PDT · by JohnathanRGalt · 7 replies · 2,127+ views
    KGW News channel 8 (Oregon and SW Washington) ^ | Apr. 22, 2004 | Bob Fick, Associated Press
    Judge indicates he will limit government evidence against Al-Hussayen By BOB FICK , Associated Press, 04/22/2004 ______ A federal judge told prosecutors Thursday he would likely limit the e-mail evidence they can introduce against the University of Idaho graduate student they have accused of using his computer skills to foster terrorism. U.S. District Judge Edward Lodge withheld ruling on any specific e-mails sent to Sami Omar Al-Hussayen by others in the e-mail group devoted to Chechen Muslims until an attempt is actually made to offer them as evidence. Assistant U.S. Attorney David Deitch argued the e-mail's sent to Al-Hussayen...
  • Internet "Terrorist" Using Yahoo to Recruit 600 Muslims for Hack Attack

    03/02/2004 4:23:43 PM PST · by JohnathanRGalt · 18 replies · 1,586+ views
    Mens News Daily ^ | February 28, 2004 | Jeremy Reynalds
    Almojahid's got it wrong.    Haganah is the Hebrew word for "Defense" .... Internet "Terrorist" Using Yahoo to Recruit 600 Muslims for Hack Attack February 28, 2004 by Jeremy Reynalds Editor's note: MND is uncomfortable providing direct links to potential terrorist groups. The links below have been edited to prevent collection by linkbots, but the edits should be obvious to human readers. One of the internet's most verbally prolific Islamic "terrorists" is now advocating hacking sites which oppose his radical views. In an e-mail on his Yahoo Groups site titled "Half Moon Operation/First Attack," Daleel Almojahid asks for people to...
  • India - When Islamic clerics meet 'The Great Satan' face to face

    02/19/2004 10:54:09 AM PST · by swarthyguy · 7 replies · 851+ views
    CSMonitor ^ | 2.19.2004 | By Scott Baldauf
    NEW DELHI – As the principal of an Islamic seminary in New Delhi, Maulvi Mohammad Mouzzam Ahmed knows there is no such thing as a free lunch. So when he was offered an all-expenses-paid trip to the United States a few months ago, to see how religious schools operate there, he was curious, and a little skeptical. What, he wondered, would the world's greatest superpower want with a nice moderate Muslim like him? The maulvi was not alone. He was just one of a half-dozen Indian Muslim clerics invited to the United States in September as part of the US...
  • Bin Laden's own doctor once treated Ujaama

    02/13/2004 8:57:58 PM PST · by JohnathanRGalt · 7 replies · 718+ views
    Seattle Times ^ | Feb 12, 2004 | Mike Carter
    Bin Laden's own doctor once treated Ujaama By Mike Carter, Feb 12, 2004 Seattle Times staff reporter During one of James Ujaama's trips to aid the Taliban government in Afghanistan in late 2000, the former Seattle native fell ill and was treated by Ayman al-Zawahiri, one of the most-wanted terrorists in the world and Osama bin Laden's adviser, confidant and personal physician. "It gives you an idea of the circles in which Ujaama found himself," noted one federal law-enforcement source, who spoke on condition of anonymity. "It would be like you or me getting a bellyache and having the U.S....
  • Muslim Web sites in spotlight as Qaeda scares spread

    01/28/2004 3:46:33 PM PST · by JohnathanRGalt · 16 replies · 1,684+ views
    Reuters ^ | Jan 28, 2004 | Firouz Sedarat
    Muslim Web sites in spotlight as Qaeda scares spread  By Firouz Sedarat, Jan 28, 2004 DUBAI (Reuters) - Islamist Web sites are drawing a wide audience as possible harbingers of al Qaeda attacks but experts say they are erratic and unreliable sources of warnings that could save lives. Analysts say the sites, used by al Qaeda backers to spread their message, are unlikely sources of exact information on where or how Osama bin Laden's network might strike next -- though an experienced eye may spot the more probable comments. Mainly, the Arabic-language sites, usually bulletin boards where anyone can post...
  • Kashmir - 9 year old boy rescued from captivity 3 civilians, soldier killed

    01/28/2004 9:32:08 AM PST · by swarthyguy · 317+ views
    DailyExcelsior ^ | 27.12004
    JAMMU, Jan 27: Three civilians, two of them women, and an Army jawan were killed and another jawan was injured in the separate militancy related incidents in the Jammu region since last evening. Army also rescued a boy kidnapped by the militants and destroyed a hideout in Gool. Official sources said a group of militants opened firing on a joint patrol party of police and security forces at village Malhan in Surankote tehsil of Poonch district late last night. The firing was replied by the security personnel. In the heavy exchange of firing, an Army jawan was injured while a...
  • Al-Qaeda provides English Translation of OBL

    01/06/2004 5:48:27 PM PST · by JohnathanRGalt · 19 replies · 818+ views
    GlobalIslamicMedia YahooGroup ^ | Jan 06, 2004 | Osama Bin Laden
    Al-Qaeda's 7475 member strong GlobalIslamicMedia YahooGroup has provided an English translation of Osama bin Laden's latest message.   ______________________________________ (The asterisk symbols "****" and "?xml:..." errors are in the original). ______________________________________ From Osama Bin Laden to his brothers and sisters in the entire Islamic nation: May God's peace, mercy and blessings be upon you. My message to you concerns inciting and continuing to urge for jihad to repulse the grand plots that have been hatched against our nation, especially since some of them have appeared clearly, such as the occupation of the crusaders, with the help of the apostates, of...
  • KUFR ALERT: Reynolds Poses As Mujahideen Sympathizer (JehadUnspun)

    11/21/2003 6:20:27 PM PST · by JohnathanRGalt · 5 replies · 1,004+ views
    JehadUnspun and MensNewsDaily.com ^ | Nov. 11 and 21, 2003 | Jeremy Reynalds (via JUS and MND)
    KUFR ALERT: Reynolds Poses As Mujahideen SympathizerNov 11, 2003JUS News DeskEditors Note: Jeremy Reynolds, sometimes contributor to Bushcountry.org and self proclaimed Christian vigilante at Joyjunction.org has been posing as Muslim sympathetic to the cause in order to further his journalistic and patriotic ambitions. Although this tactic common place, we remind Muslims of the aggressive and illicit actions some will undertake under the banner of "truth". Here is his latest article where he unveils his less than pious motives. ____________Computer System at the American University of Sharjah in United Arab Emirates being Used to Send Messages Warning about Threatened al...
  • Terror Link to Mass ‘Blog’ Outage

    10/25/2003 4:24:32 PM PDT · by JohnathanRGalt · 9 replies · 566+ views
    Newsday ^ | Oct. 24, 2003 | Lou Dolinar
    Law enforcement officials are probing a "significant" series of computer attacks launched in the last week, including one that took down some of the most popular web logs, or "blogs," on the Internet, an AT&T spokesman said yesterday. But the best-known of the affected sites, including Glenn Reynolds' "Instapundit" and the Long Island-based "Command Post," apparently weren't the intended victims of the so-called denial of service" attacks. But those sites were taken out when unknown hackers went after an obscure Web site belonging to a group called Internet Haganah, which tries to get service providers to boot terror-connected Web sites...