TUNIS — Press reports warned Thursday that Tunisia was “at war with international terrorism “ after the government revealed that jihadists being pursued by the army have ties to Al-Qaeda and the Islamist rebellion in Mali. French-language daily Le Temps raised fears of “a spiral of deadly violence similar to the one that ravaged Algeria … Continue reading »
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Tunisia links two wanted jihadist groups to al-Qaeda
Tunisian army vehicles are deployed in Kasserine, the regional capital of the western region of Mount Chaambi, on May 7, 2013. (AFP) AFP, Tunis – Tunisian authorities on Tuesday recognized that two jihadist groups which the army has been hunting on the Algerian border have links to al-Qaeda, stressing their determination to take them … Continue reading »
France struggles to contain jihad recruitment in prisons
This is a problem all over the West. Islamic supremacists target prisoners for recruitment because they have in them a population that is already alienated and aggressive — and they preach to them a religion of aggression and alienation (from the Infidels and their society). “France struggles to fight radical Islam in its jails,” by … Continue reading »
Syria Rebels Get Bored with Syria, Plot to Kill All the Buddhists in Burma
By Daniel Greenfield Muslims would beg to differ Each campaign of Islamic terror against a non-Muslim country is usually preceded by complaints of human rights violations against the only humans that matter. Muslims. Step 1 sees the Saudis and their useful idiots denouncing a country. Step 2 sees the media writing in-depth stories about a … Continue reading »
Al-Zawahiri, Al-Qaida to Syrian rebels: ‘form Islamic state’
An al-Qaida leader released an audio statement calling on Syrian rebels to replace Assad with an Islamic state. By ARIEL BEN SOLOMON Ayman Al-Zawahiri, the head of al-Qaida, released an audio statement online through the organization’s media branch, as-Sahab on Sunday calling for the establishment of an Islamic Caliphate after the fall of Syrian President … Continue reading »
This Is al-Qaeda’s Next African Target
By Jens Wiegmann This article was originally published in Die Welt. NOUAKCHOTT – Cheick Boya doesn’t think much of al-Qaeda. Of course he’s heard that the self-proclaimed holy warriors are recruiting in Nouakchott, and promising good money. The recruiters are mainly from Mali, the country that borders the Islamic Republic of Mauritania to the east. … Continue reading »
Timbuktu and the Nazis
Timbuktu and the Nazis By Eileen F. Toplansky The calculated destruction of libraries and cultural artifacts has a long history. Reading about the recent and deliberate destruction in Timbuktu, Mali by al Qaeda-backed terrorists who had governed Timbuktu reminds one of the relentless zeal of dictators to annihilate artistic and religious expressions of creativity. It … Continue reading »
Al-Qaeda’s Anti-Black Racism
George Orwell’s famous statement that some pigs are more equal than others can also be applied to al-Qaeda today. The premiere Islamist terrorist organization that all others try to emulate has always prided itself on welcoming equally as brothers all those who adopt its narrow and violent version of Islam. But the current conflict … Continue reading »
Halting the Islamist Threat
Halting the Islamist Threat By Michael Curtis Western democracies are no longer facing a shadowy enemy. Now that jihadist militants, many of whom are al Qaeda linked terrorists, have for more than a year have launched successful aggressive action against both Africans and Westerners in Mali and in Algeria, the international community has finally become … Continue reading »
#myjihad Mali: Islamists Beat Little Girls, Forced 1-Year-Olds to Wear Burqas
Timbuktu and Gao have been liberated from the Jihadists in Mali, but the Jihadists are predictably beginning a campaign of terror with mines and IEDs. The little girls of Timbuktu however are still afraid that the shadow of Islamist misogyny and oppression will return. A leaflet listing the regulations for women under Islamist rule … Continue reading »
New al Qaeda threat this week
A jihadist website posted a new threat by al Qaeda this week that promises to conduct “shocking” attacks on the United States and the West. The posting appeared on the Ansar al Mujahidin network Sunday and carried the headline, “Map of al Qaeda and its future strikes.” The message, in Arabic, asks: … Continue reading »
North Africa Is the New Afghanistan
When Obama took office four years ago, North Africa wasn’t keeping CIA analysts up at night. There were known trouble spots in the region, but no one thought that it was likely to turn into the next Afghanistan. Then along came the Arab Spring. Egypt, the great regional power, has since fallen into the hands … Continue reading »
#IslamRising The storm is just beginning
European countries with sizeable Muslim populations would do well to be cautious in the face of an Islamist backlash by Benjamin Lazarus/ It should by now be clear that we are facing a mood and a movement far transcending the level of issues and policies and the governments that pursue them. This is no less … Continue reading »
Jihadists leave trail of destruction, brutality in Mali
‘We were so terrified’: Jihadists leave trail of destruction, brutality in Mali town Issouf Sanogo / AFP – Getty Images A ripped up image of Jesus Christ is left on the ground of a Catholic church in Diabaly on Tuesday. By Rohit Kachroo, Correspondent, NBC News DIABALY, Mali — Burned-out cars lie at the entrance … Continue reading »
Obama Refusing to Provide Support for France’s Fight Against Al Qaeda
By Daniel Greenfield Yes, I know they’re “cheese-eating surrender monkeys”, but in this case they have a point. Three things to consider. 1. Obama was one of the three players in the Libyan War which led to Mali. He is responsible for Al Qaeda overrunning Mali and has a clear responsibility to clean up the … Continue reading »
Some #Algeria Attackers Are Placed at #Benghazi
Now, who woulda guessed.. ALGIERS — Several Egyptian members of the squad of militants that lay bloody siege to an Algerian gas complex last week also took part in the deadly attack on the United States Mission in Libya in September, a senior Algerian official said Tuesday. The Egyptians involved in both attacks were killed … Continue reading »
