Zitat:Erich postete


damit haben Sie die Ursachen der islamischen Restauration immer noch nicht begriffen.
Wer - wie die Palästinenser in Israel - über Jahrzehnte hin nur Unterdrückung und Knebelung erlebt, sucht seine Hilfe nicht bei den Werten des Unterdrückers sondern in den "glorreichen Zeiten" der Vergangenheit - und in einer Ideologie, die sich scheinbar in diesen Zeiten bewährt hat.

Zitat:mehr Verständnis für die Ursachen von Selbstmordattentaten gezeigt als Sie als Universitätsprofessorin.

Zitat:Der Terror und die islamische Restauration kann nur beseitigt werden, wenn die Ursachen für diese "geistige Flucht in die Vergangenheit" beseitigt werden. Dazu gehört ein Ende von Gewalt, Besatzung und Unterdrückung, die von denjenigen ausgeübt wird, die sich als Repräsentanten der sogenannten "westlich ziviliserten Werte" darstellen.

Zitat:nun ja sollten vielleicht ja mal wirkliche Sozialwissenschaftler da ranlassen

Zitat:Terror leaflets found at mosque
By Jeanette Oldham, Sunday Mercury


Hundreds of leaflets urging Muslims to become terrorist fight-ers have been distributed at a Midland mosque.
Police have been called in to investigate after the flyers were found at Birmingham Central Mosque last week.
The leaflets urge worshippers to become Mujahideen fighters and ask them to 'pray for death and decay to be visited upon the West'.
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Zitat:Possible terrorist sighting roils isle
Suspect sought on Nantucket
By Sean P. Murphy, Globe Staff | August 21, 2004

HYANNIS -- A long-sought suspected Al Qaeda member who has eluded a concerted international dragnet may have been sighted at a Nantucket airport this week, prompting the FBI to distribute a picture of the suspect to law enforcement and transportation officials on the island.
Law enforcement authorities declined to disclose details of the possible sighting of Amer el-Maati, who allegedly has talked about hijacking a plane in Canada and flying it into a building in the United States. The sighting was first reported in the Inquirer and Mirror newspaper of Nantucket yesterday, citing unnamed town and airport sources.
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Zitat:Bali bomber pledges fresh attack
August 22, 2004

UNREPENTANT Bali bomber Imam Samudra has warned he will continue to wage jihad if a recent constitutional court decision means he is set free.
Vowing to carry out more bombings against "unbelievers", Samudra said: "I want to continue my Jihad Fie Sabililah (violent holy struggle).
"I want to go to Moro (in the Philippines). I want to go to Afghanistan. I want to go to Israel to kill Sharon."
Speaking from his death-row cell in Bali's Kerobokan prison, Samudra vowed to kill again. "If I get the death penalty, I will die a martyr's death. If I'm free, I'll bomb again. You got it?"
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Zitat:Frenchman suspected of planning terrorist attack arrested in Poland

WARSAW, Aug 18 (AFP) - Police have arrested a Frenchman near a gas pumping station in western Poland suspecting he is preparing a terrorist attack, an official from the Polish security services said on Wednesday.
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The suspect is of Algerian origin, according to Poland's Fakt newspaper.
He "was arrested Friday while he was cycling around the pumping station at Swarzedz and taking photos of the site," the newspaper said.
According to another newspaper, the Rzeczpospolita, he is suspected of "having prepared the ground to blow up the pumping station".
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Zitat:Swiss Tie Arabs to al-Qaida Suspect

By JONATHAN FOWLER
Associated Press Writer
GENEVA (AP) -- Swiss investigators have established a link between at least three Arabs detained in a nationwide anti-terror sweep and a purported key al-Qaida member, a newspaper reported Saturday.

The Geneva daily Le Temps said it obtained a copy of a document written by Deputy Federal Prosecutor Claude Nicati in which he detailed his case against 10 people arrested in raids since December and ordered the launch of preliminary judicial proceedings. Five suspects have been released but remain under investigation.
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Zitat:With restructuring, military focus may move to Africa
Outposts could counter pirates, smugglers, terrorists
By LISA HOFFMAN
SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE
When a contingent of U.S. soldiers arrived at a barren and torrid spot in remote Ethiopia earlier this year, it was distinguished only by six concrete slabs and abundant piles of dirt.
In mere days, troops from the Army's 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment transformed the desolate Horn of Africa acreage into a "forward operating base" that they dubbed "Camp United."
Complete with living tents, showers, toilets, a medical center and a recreation tent, the camp served as a temporary training facility for Ethiopian troops to learn a host of skills from American forces.
It also could serve as a base for U.S. anti-terror missions or humanitarian efforts in the future.
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"We are seeing indications of (the terrorists') willingness to move to Africa to start to develop their footholds and to export their particular brand of terrorism and instability," Jones told Congress earlier this year.
Already, Nigeria is home to at least one terrorist cell linked to al-Qaida.
The Pentagon's first focus has been on the Horn of Africa and its eastern reaches.
There, Sudan had served as a base for the al-Qaida network, while Kenya and Tanzania had been the sites for al-Qaida's terror bombings of two U.S. embassies.
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Zitat:South America increases security at Western embassies

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AL-QAEDA appears to be expanding its operations into Latin America, security officials are warning, with Western embassies appearing high up on the target list.
Honduras has stepped up security after the government received information that the terrorist network led by Osama bin Laden was trying to recruit Hondurans to attack the embassies of the United States, Britain, Spain and El Salvador.
And Mexican and Central American officials are on alert after uncovering evidence to suggest al-Qaeda members were in the region looking for recruits to carry out attacks.
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Zitat:Sydney man 'targeted' LA airport
By Ean Higgins and Martin Chulov
August 24, 2004

FRENCH anti-terrorist prosecutor Jean-Louis Bruguiere claims a mystery man in Australia was connected to the "millennium bombing plot" to blow up Los Angeles airport in 2000.
Judge Bruguiere said telephone intercepts had linked a suspect in Sydney to Algerian Ahmed Ressam, who was arrested in December 1999 in Canada before he could cross the US border in a vehicle with explosives, large amounts of money and fake identities.
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Zitat:Sudanese among most prominent terror detainees was indoctrinated in extremism at home
Tuesday August 24th, 2004 10:01.

By SALAH NASRAWI, Associated Press Writer

CAIRO, Egypt, Aug 24, 2004 (AP) -- Growing up in a middle class religious family in Sudan, Ibrahim Ahmed Mahmoud al Qosi spent most of his time in a neighborhood mosque, paying so little attention to his regular studies that he wasn't able to get into university after finishing high school.
He must have been good at math, though. As an adult, Osama bin Laden trusted al Qosi enough to make him al-Qaida's accountant, paymaster and supply chief when the terrorist network was centered in Sudan and Afghanistan during the 1990s, according to U.S. military charges.
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Al Qosi, who is set to appear before a Guantanamo Bay military commission this week as a first step toward a trial, is among the more prominent detainees in Cuba.
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Zitat:Muslim Brotherhood Activists' Possible Return to Syria

Introduction
Recently, there has been frequent mention in the Syrian media of the possible return to Syria of members of the Muslim Brotherhood – an organization that has been banned in Syria for two decades, with membership being punishable by death. While Syrian government officials' statements have been repeatedly preparing the ground for this possible change, Muslim Brotherhood leaders are denying the existence of any contacts with the Syrian government on this matter. For example, while Syrian MP Muhammad Habash revealed that there had been contacts between the Muslim Brotherhood and Syria, the Muslim Brotherhood Inspector-General in Syria, Sheikh 'Ali Sadr Al-Din Al-Bayanouni, [1] denied it vehemently.
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Zitat:WAR ON TERROR
Al-Qaida runs own
travel agency
9-11 panel report says Latin American service helps terrorists get to U.S.

While there likely aren't any posters depicting exotic destinations on the wall, an al-Qaida travel agency operates in Latin America to help terrorists enter the U.S., the 9-11 commission reports.
The revelation was part of the panel's final report issued Saturday as the commission formally disbanded.
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Zitat:QATAR PLAYS DOWN AL QAIDA PRESENCE


WASHINGTON [MENL] -- The United States has acknowledged that Qatar has refused to pursue Al Qaida operatives.

U.S. officials said Qatar has been largely passive in the U.S.-led war against Al Qaida. They said the emirate, despite U.S. pressure, continues to allow Al Qaida operatives to remain in Qatar.

The State Department's latest report on terrorism, entitled "Patterns of Global Terrorism," cited rare U.S. criticism of Qatar. The report Qatari's security services have done little more than monitor Al Qaida insurgents and their sponsors.

"Doha has had some success in disrupting terrorist activity, although the security services traditionally have monitored extremists passively rather than attempting to penetrate or pursue them," the report said. "Members of transnational terrorist groups and state sponsors of terrorism are present in Qatar. The security services' limited capabilities make it difficult for them to warn against or disrupt a terrorist attack by Al Qaida or affiliated groups."

Zitat:MOROCCO REPORTS HUGE INSURGENCY INCREASE


CAIRO [MENL] -- Morocco reports a huge increase in the Al Qaida-inspired Islamic insurgency network.

Moroccan media quote a report by the kingdom's intelligence agency as citing a huge increase in Islamic insurgency activities and network. The report was quoted as saying that Morocco has as many as 3,000 insurgency operatives.

The release of the report came in wake of an assertion by a leading Spanish counter-terrorism official that northern Morocco contains 1,000 Al Qaida-inspired operatives. The official said about 40 percent of the insurgents were believed to have disappeared, with many of them fleeing to neighboring Spain and Western Europe.

Zitat:Report: al-Qaida May Target VA Hospitals

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By CURT ANDERSON, Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON - Al-Qaida may attempt to attack Veterans Affairs hospitals as an alternative to more heavily guarded U.S. military installations, the FBI (news - web sites) and Homeland Security Department warn in a new nationwide terrorism bulletin.
Although U.S. authorities say there is no credible intelligence regarding a specific threat against such hospitals, the bulletin said there have been persistent reports of "suspicious activity" at medical facilities throughout the United States.
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Zitat:2 NAILED IN HERALD SQ. SUBWAY BLAST PLOT

August 28, 2004 -- The convention will be held at Madison Square Garden, located over Penn Station and a block west of the Herald Square subway station. The busy station serves hundreds of thousands of daily riders on the B, D, F, V, N, Q, R and W lines.
Sources said the threat was taken so seriously by officials that it was mentioned this week in a Department of Homeland Security memo.
The plot unraveled when the NYPD's Intelligence Division began conducting surveillance earlier this year on a group of Muslim men in Brooklyn.
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Zitat:ALL OF GOTHAM IN CROSS HAIRS

By PATRICK GALLAHUE, LARRY CELONA and ALY SUJO

August 29, 2004 --
Two men charged with plotting to blow up the Herald Square subway station were also planning a "holy war" rampage against seven other crucial targets around the city — including at least two other stations, three police precincts and the Verrazano Narrows Bridge, officials said yesterday.
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Zitat:Cleric in custody for second day
Muslim cleric Abu Hamza al-Masri is spending a second day in police custody after being arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences.
He was arrested on Thursday morning at Belmarsh prison, in south-east London, where he fights extradition to the US.
Police have taken him to Paddington Green station in central London to question him.
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Zitat:Merowig postete
jo atta und seine freunde warn nur opfer des boesen westens
ebenso der kalif von koeln :rofl:

Zitat:Jacks postete

Zitat:Merowig postete
jo atta und seine freunde warn nur opfer des boesen westens
ebenso der kalif von koeln :rofl:

Nö aber vielleicht Folge der Politik des Westes in der Vergangenheit.

Zitat:hallo postete
Hallo,

Zitat:Vielleicht sind die nachtragend

Zitat:oder dehnen fehlen die Öl-millionen.

Zitat:Most terror attacks cost al-Qaida little, report finds

UNITED NATIONS -- The al-Qaida terrorist network spent less than $50,000 on each of its major attacks except for the Sept. 11, 2001, suicide hijackings, and one of its hallmarks is using readily available items such as cell phones and knives as weapons, a U.N. report says.
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For example, the report said the March attacks in the Spanish capital, Madrid, in which nearly 10 simultaneous bombs exploded on four commuter trains, used mining explosives and cell phones as detonators and cost about $10,000 to carry out. The blasts killed 191 people, Spain's worst terrorist attack.
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Zitat:Der kalif von Köln ist das Produkt im Rahmen der Menschenrechte Deutschlands,in der Türkei wäre dieses Subjekt höchsten der Schuhputzer geworden.

Zitat:Lieber Merowig,als guter Christ haste auch die andere Backe hinzuhalten.

Zitat:Im Talmudtraktat über Körperverletzungen war demnach auch bestimmt: "Wenn jemand seinem Nachbarn eine Ohrfeige gibt (...), so zahlt er ihm vor dem Richter 200 Sus als Wiedergutmachung. ... Geschah es aber mit verkehrter Hand, also mit dem Handrücken, so zahlt er ihm 400 Sus.

Zitat:mensch dat hat jutjetan.