Al-qaida-attacke In Saudi-arabien

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Warnung Bilder bei folgender URL sind keinesfalls fuer zartbesaitete Menschen geeignet da das Resultat der Enthauptung von Johnson gezeigt wird !!!! Soll auch nicht dem befriedigen irgendwelcher Spannertriebe dienen sondern verdeutlichen warum Alquaida und Co meines Erachtens keinerlei Pardon verdienen

**WARNING GRAPHIC PHOTOS** Al Qaeda Says It Beheads U.S. Hostage in Saudi...
Fri Jun 18 2004 15:00:25 ET

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Fand den einen Aufruf von Johnsons Arbeitskollegen im folgenden Artikel fuer saudische Verhaeltnisse aeusserst mutig...
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Saudis debate Islamic basis for killing Westerners
The imminent threat to the life of US hostage Paul Johnson triggers a range of views on Islamic websites

CAIRO - Does the killing of foreigners in Saudi Arabia have the sanction of religion?
A debate on the issue swirled on Islamic websites this week amid pleas to the militants to spare the life of abducted American engineer Paul Johnson.
Among the arguments put forward were that Westerners working in Saudi Arabia were not invaders but had been invited and should, therefore, be protected.
Mr Johnson's kidnappers have threatened to kill him if the government does not release all imprisoned militants.
In one unusual website posting, a Saudi man who said he had worked with the kidnap victim, and had even discussed Islam with him, went so far as to try to extend a kind of religiously inspired traditional tribal form of protection known as 'ijara' that would forbid killing Mr Johnson.
'I hereby declare my protection and rescue for this man along with all his colleagues who work with us in the company, who ate with us and accepted our gifts of Islamic books which they promised to read,' wrote Mr Saad Al-Moemen.
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Saudis Search for Slain Hostage's Body
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) -- Saudi security agents searched homes in the capital and surrounding deserts Saturday for the body of slain American hostage Paul M. Johnson Jr., while Saudi officials hailed as a victory their slaying of his executioner, the top al-Qaida figure in the kingdom.

But the U.S. ambassador said he doubted the death of Abdulaziz al-Moqrin, who officials said was gunned down in a firefight the night before, would stop the violence against Westerners in Saudi Arabia.
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Chilling Blueprint
Saudi Al Qaeda Leader Detailed Rules for Hostage-Taking

By Brian Ross
June 18, 2004 — The self-described al Qaeda leader who was killed by Saudi security forces hours after his group beheaded an American hostage allegedly wrote an article detailing why it's important to kill hostages if the deadline is delayed.
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