Islamistischer Terrorismus

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80 Muslim converts trained under Janjalani

THE al-Qaeda-linked Abu Sayyaf group has deployed 80 Muslim converts all over the country, most of them in key cities in Metro Manila, to bomb civilian and government targets.

Citing reports from the intelligence community, National Security Adviser Norberto Gonzales said the Abu Sayyaf chieftain, Khadaffy Janjalani, trained these converts, who were former Christians, early last year in the jungles of Basilan.
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Revealed: 20 al-Qaeda suspects on Scots hit-list

•Muslims named in M15 dossier
•80 people linked to UK ricin plot

BRITISH security services have compiled a ‘hit-list’ of 20 al-Qaeda terrorist suspects who are living in Scotland and said to be connected with a plot to unleash mass murder on the streets of the UK.
The dossier, compiled by MI5 and Special Branch, contains the names of more than 80 alleged extremists across Britain whom security services allege were involved in a plan to kill, using the deadly poison ricin.
The 20 suspects living north of the Border are all Muslims and based in the Central Belt. Some are said to be British citizens.
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Italy quietly secures cities ahead of Al-Qaeda deadline

ROME, Italy -- Security was boosted -- but quietly -- in Italian cities, ports, train stations, subways and airports Saturday, the day before the deadline runs out from a group linked to the Al-Qaeda network warning Italy to pull its troops out of Iraq or face attack.
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Und waehrend der Kalif von Köln hier immer noch ist....
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Terrorist" Who Worked For Holy Land Foundation To Be Deported

AYNAN ISMAIL FOUGHT TO STAY WITH WIFE AND 5 CHILDREN

Aug 6, 2004 11:44 am US/Central
By Todd Bensman and Robert Riggs
The Investigators
CBS-11 News

Accused Dallas terrorist Aynan Sabri Ismail took the stand in federal court and swore to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
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Despite professing love for his adoptive country, the 34-year-old illegal immigrant who came on a college student visa in 1988 now faces imminent expulsion, labeled a dangerous terrorist by the U.S. government. This week, Ismail decided not to appeal Judge Rogers' decision to reject an application to stay.

"He's not going to be in this country. He's not going to be acting as a sleeper. He's not going to be raising funds in this country," said Carl Rusnok, spokesman for the Dallas bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement. "He's going to be out of this country where he's not going to do us direct harm."
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N.Y. man admits he aided al Qaeda, set up jihad camp
Mohammed Babar agrees to cooperate with investigation
By Jonathan Wald
CNN
NEW YORK (CNN) -- A New York man has admitted to smuggling money and military supplies to a senior member of al Qaeda in Pakistan, setting up a jihad training camp and assisting in a bombing plot in the United Kingdom.

Mohammed Junaid Babar, a naturalized American originally from Pakistan, pleaded guilty June 2 to five counts of conspiring to provide material support to terrorists, as well as providing the support, according to a court transcript recently released.
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Man detained after terror attacks deported
Friday, August 13, 2004 Posted: 10:11 AM EDT (1411 GMT)


HUDSON, New York (AP) -- Immigration authorities have deported a Pakistani immigrant who was detained after snapping photos of a reservoir during the jittery weeks after the 2001 terror attacks.
Ansar Mahmood, 27, a former pizza deliveryman, called a supporter Thursday night to say he was at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City and getting ready to board a plane for Pakistan.
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