Islamistischer Terrorismus

[Merowig]

@Timurlan

wirst hier nicht 3500 Postings von mir finden - hatte schon ne nennenswerte Anzahl im alten Forum, einige Postings/threads wurden von mir geloescht was ich nicht nachvollziehen kann *scnr* und beinhalten meine posts auch oft genug die widergabe meiner eigenen Meinung - im Gegensatz zu anderen

achja frag mal jacks wie er zu seiner Postinganzahl kam :ppp

und was sind an Verhaftungen den Mutmassungen - da hoert man viel mehr davon bezueglich iranischen Waffensystenm oder tuerkischen Interkontinentalraketen *ggg*
Wenn andere hier Nachrichten posten wie toll der Iran oder die Tuerkei ist dann kann nich mich auch nicht zurueckhalten

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Suspected terrorist in FBI custody
From Kelli Arena
CNN
Wednesday, June 16, 2004 Posted: 4:38 PM EDT (2038 GMT
(CNN) -- The FBI has had in custody since April a Pakistani-American who is believed linked to al Qaeda and who allegedly participated in plots to attack Americans overseas, law enforcement sources said.
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TERROR GROUP CONVICTED OF US CONSPIRACY


A military court in Jordan has convicted 15 men of plotting terror attacks against American and Israeli interests.
The al Qaeda-linked group was also found guilty of planning a terror conspiracy against Jordanian intelligence personnel.
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Mullah Krekar convicted of terrorism in Jordan
A military tribunal in Jordan convicted 15 men - nine living and six presumed dead - as accessories to terrorism and connections to the al-Qaida network. A report from French news agency AFP named one of the convicted as Najmuddin Faraj Ahmad, who is better known as Mullah Krekar.
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America's Insane Asylum for Terrorists
By Michelle Malkin
Townhall.com | June 17, 2004

Do you know how the alleged "shopping-mall" bomber entered our country? He didn't cross the border illegally. He didn't sneak in on a ship. He came through the front door at America's invitation.

Nuradin M. Abdi, who was indicted last week for plotting with al Qaeda to blow up an Ohio shopping mall, flew here from Somalia and received bogus "refugee" status in 1999, according to authorities. Prosecutors allege that Abdi then fraudulently obtained a refugee travel document, which he used to fly to Ethiopia for jihad training. After returning, Abdi blended back into the American landscape along with tens of thousands of other refugees from a country known to be a breeding ground for Islamic terrorists. Columbus, Abdi's home base, is home to more than 30,000 Somalis -- the second-largest Somali community in the United States, after Minneapolis.
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Army chief likens Islamic extremist threat to cancer
Pentagon-AP -- The Army's top general says America's previous conflicts were like "pneumonia" -- but he says the latest conflict is like "cancer."

Speaking to reporters today, General Peter Schoomaker compared the global war on terrorism with fighting cancer. And he says the threat from Islamic militants who want to destroy the United States is "never going to go away in our lifetime."
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Web sends call for jihad round the globe in moments
By Mark Huband
Published: June 17 2004 5:00 | Last Updated: June 17 2004 5:00

When internet users visited a site called page4free.biz in January this year, its content aroused little concern. Apparently without reason it then changed its name to pages4free.biz, then to hostnow.biz, though without attracting attention.
Then on May 12 a site called al-ansar.biz, operated by the same subscriber, broadcast the beheading of Nick Berg.
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