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> Sepatutnya Norian si pengampu ni, berterimakasih
> kerana ada rakyat malaysia yg berani. Bukan macam
> kebanyakan SB2 dia tu, bacul nak mampus. Inikah kerja
> si Haji Norian sekarang, bermusuh dengan tentera2
> Allah? Inilah akibat nak jaga sangat hati diktator
> nyanyuk dan umno sekuler tu. Kita boleh tengok
> dengan mata kepala, siapakah yang kuat menyokong
> umno sekarang dan siapa yang bersama2 umno
> menghentam Islam - pertubuhan2 dan individu kapir.
> Sehidup semati benar nampaknya mereka2 ni...
>
> Nak kenal seseorang tu, tengok sapa kawan karib
> sahabat akrab dia...
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> Saturday, August 18, 2001
> Two members of another militant group arrested
>
> KUALA LUMPUR: Police have arrested two members of a
> missionary group called Jemaah Tabligh Malaysia (JTM),
> one of them a former engineer with the army camp in
> Lok Kawi, Sabah, under the Internal Security Act for
> buying and supplying firearms to Muslims in Ambon,
> Indonesia. The arms were meant to be used to fight
> the Christians in a jihad (holy war) in the Maluku
> islands.
>
> The engineer, it is learnt, had met with suspected
> bomber Taufik Abdul Halim while the latter was in
> Ambon.
>
> JTM is an unregistered religious organisation with
> about 15,000 members but has no history of violence.
>
> It was set up in Penang in the early 1960s with its
> headquarters in India and Pakistan.
>
> Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Norian Mai
> identified the two, who were arrested on July 26, as
> Mohd Rashid Ismail, 35, of Sungai Siput, Perak, and
> Jaafar Karamah, 42, a gold dealer from Tawau, Sabah.
>
> "They were arrested by Tawau marine police following
> the seizure of a cache of firearms including two M-16
> assault rifles, six pistols and a substantial amount
> of ammunition including 60 rounds for the M-16.
>
> "Investigations found that the weapons were bought
> from Pulau Setangkai in the southern Philippines and
> were headed for the Muslim fighters in Ambon in the
> name of jihad," he told a press conference yesterday.
>
> Norian said the police team also arrested 13
> Indonesians the same day and all of them were being
> detained for questioning.
>
> It is learnt that one of the 13, from central Java, is
> believed to be a member of the Jemaah Tabligh
> Indonesia and was the broker for the purchase of the
> weapons.
>
> The IGP said police believed that Indonesians here and
> in Indonesia with Malaysian links were buying the
> firearms from the southern Philippines.
>
> "The so-called jihad in Ambon seems to be attracting
> quite a lot of people from here and has been going on
> for sometime.
>
> "We are worried about the ease with which such weapons
> are obtained from our neighbour. This is a serious
> threat and is widespread," Norian said, adding that
> two Indonesian intelligence officers were due here on
> Aug 20 to question the Indonesians.
>
> To a question, Norian confirmed that the KMM members
> included Nik Adli, the son of Kelantan Mentri Besar
> Datuk Nik Aziz Nik Mat, and that Nik Adli had links
> with Taufik.
>
> He also stressed that the police were not abusing the
> ISA by placing KMM members under detention.
>
> He said the police stand was consistent with that of
> the government's--to charge those involved when they
> had enough evidence.
>
> "It is not true that we are using the ISA as an easy
> way out. This is a national security threat matter and
> we have to take necessary steps," Norian said.
>
> He said that since the KMM's activities were exposed,
> police had arrested 16 people.
>
> He said several of them had been released while three
> had been charged after police had gathered enough
> evidence.
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