Using the myth of Al-Qaeda, the U.S. has attacked another Muslim nation on its way to recovery from near total devastation. I boldly say that any Muslim who still believe the lie about Al-Qaeda doing 911 is a fool!!! They should go watch the movie "Quo Vadis" and see how Jewmerica is repeating the same tactic as the Roman Emperor Nero against the Christians. Before the Islamics Courts were formed in Somalia, it was a nation of lawless gangs that were terorizing the people and causing Somalia to be reduced to a savage existence. The Islamic Courts was a movement formed that was successfully eradicating that. They were bringing order, curbing the crime and helping to set up law and order in a lawless land that was ravaged by famine and wars. They were true Muslims doing a good work using Islam as their guide. Jewmerica did not want that. So they instigated Ethiopia to attack Somalia on Christmas day. Now they are using the Al-Qaeda fabrication to attack Somalia simply because a grassroots movement of the people was trying to establish a true Islamic government and were being successful at it. As former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said: "The existence of a Muslim anywhere is a threat to Jews everywhere." Their war is against Islam and it is time that sleeping Muslims see that and stop being fooled. American Muslims should not wait for our government to come against us before speaking out and protesting the wrongs being done against Muslims all over the world. Our silence in the face of this evil is deafening. Allah will not bless us but punish us severely for ignoring the suffering of other Muslims by our tyranical government controled by rabid Zionist beasts with a deep hatred for Islam and Muslims. Why the silence Oh American Muslims??? This is an African nation now that is feeling the brunt of Ameica's cruelty and thousands of innocent children are dying and they are feeding us the myth of Al-Qaeda to justify it. Are you only going to make noise when Jewmerica come against you??? Check out the following reports and the extremely large stretches they are making to put the lying spin of Al-Qaeda and "harsh brand of Islam" to justify attacking more Muslims.
U.S. Special Forces Engaged in Operations on the Ground in Somalia January 09, 2007 1:59 PM Alexis Debat Reports: U.S. special forces are working with Ethiopian troops on the ground in operations inside Somalia today, senior U.S. and French military sources tell ABC News. The sources declined to describe details of today's mission but said U.S. special forces, including a significant CIA presence, have been involved in numerous such missions, operating from a large American base camp known as "Camp Le Monier," established in the French protectorate of Djibouti following 9/11. There are approximately 3,000 American special forces and U.S. military soldiers based at "Camp Le Monier," which has become a major reconnaissance and staging base in the fight against al Qaeda in the region. Click Here for Full Blotter Coverage. It is from this base the CIA flies predators over Yemen and Somalia and from which recent air attacks over Somalia were launched. Alexis Debat is an ABC News consultant. http://blogs.abcnews.com/theblotter/2007/01/us_special_forc.html Airstrike Rekindles Somalis Anger at the U.S. By JEFFREY GETTLEMAN and MARK MAZZETTI MOGADISHU, Somalia, Jan. 9 Somali officials said Tuesday that dozens of people were killed in an American airstrike on Sunday, most of them Islamist fighters fleeing in armed pickup trucks across a remote, muddy stretch of the KenyaSomalia border. American officials said terrorists from Al Qaeda had been the target of the strike, which they said had killed about a dozen people. But the officials acknowledged that the identities of the victims were still unknown. Several residents of the area, in the southern part of the country, said dozens of civilians had been killed, and news of the attack immediately set off new waves of anti-American anger in Mogadishu, Somalias battle-scarred capital, where the United States has a complicated legacy. Theyre just trying to get revenge for what we did to them in 1993, said Deeq Salad Mursel, a taxi driver, referring to the infamous Black Hawk Down episode in which Somali gunmen killed 18 American soldiers and brought down two American helicopters during an intense battle in Mogadishu. The countrys Islamist movement swiftly seized much of Somalia last year and ruled with mixed success, bringing a much desired semblance of peace but also a harsh brand of Islam. Two weeks ago, that all changed after Ethiopian-led troops routed the Islamist forces and helped bring the Western-backed transitional government to Mogadishu. Ethiopian officials said the Islamists were a growing regional threat. The last remnants of the Islamist forces fled to Ras Kamboni, an isolated fishing village on the Kenyan border that residents said had been used as a terrorist sanctuary before. Starting in the mid-1990s, they said, the Islamists built trenches, hospitals and special terrorist classrooms in the village and taxed local fisherman to pay the costs. On Sunday, an American AC-130 gunship pounded the area around Ras Kamboni, and also a location father north where American officials said three ringleaders of the bombings in 1998 of the United States embassies in Kenya and Tanzania were hiding. Somali officials said those bombings had been planned in Ras Kamboni after a local Somali terrorist outfit invited Al Qaeda to use the village as a base. According to Abdul Rashid Hidig, a member of Somalias transitional parliament who represents the border area, the American airstrike on Sunday wiped out a long convoy of Islamist leaders trying to flee deeper into the bush, though he said he did not know if the specific suspects singled out by the United States had been with them. Their trucks got stuck in the mud and they were easy targets, he said. Mr. Hidig toured the area with military officials on Tuesday and said he had met several captured foreign fighters who had come from Europe and the Middle East. I saw two white guys and asked, Where are you from? Mr. Hidig said. One said Jordan, the other Sweden. Yeah, it was weird. Mr. Hidig said two civilians had been killed by the airstrike, but representatives of the Islamist forces said it had killed many more. The Islamists health director said dozens of nomadic herdsmen and their families were grazing their animals in the same wet valley that the Islamists were trying to drive across. Their donkeys, their camels, their cows theyve all been destroyed, he said. And many children were killed. He spoke by telephone from an undisclosed location; his account could not be independently verified. Mustef Yunis Culusow, a former Islamist leader who abandoned the movement days ago, said the once-powerful Islamist movements top leaders were now trapped in a small village with Ethiopian soldiers in front of them, the Indian Ocean behind them and now American gunships circling above them. The leaders know theyre finished, Mr. Culusow said in a telephone interview from Kismayo, a large town north of Ras Kamboni. Theyve basically told the young fighters they can go, its over, and that anyone who stays behind should be resigned to die. For several days, Ethiopian fighter jets and helicopter gunships have been laying down a blanket of fire over the area, and attacks continued on Tuesday. American military and intelligence officials expressed confidence that at least one senior Qaeda leader in Somalia had been killed in the American attack or subsequent strikes by Ethiopian troops. One official said Abu Taha al-Sudani a Sudanese aide to Fazul Abdullah Mohammed, who is thought to be the ringleader of Al Qaedas East African cell might have been killed. American military and intelligence officials said that they expected further military strikes but that the terrorism suspects were probably traveling separately and trying to blend into the civilian population. Pentagon and intelligence officials said the Ethiopian offensive had unearthed fresh intelligence about the location of Qaeda operatives whose trail had long gone cold. When you disrupt things and people move around, they become easier to target, said one American counterterrorism official, speaking on condition of anonymity. They have to make arrangements on the fly, and they become easier to find. American and Ethiopian forces are sharing intelligence to pinpoint the whereabouts of the terrorism suspects and their entourages. The Pentagon announced that the aircraft carrier Dwight D. Eisenhower had been dispatched to the region to tighten a naval blockade off the Somali coast. Washingtons decision to wade back into Somalia was, in a way, a culmination of Americas seesaw policy toward the country in the last five years. http://fairuse.100webcustomers.com/sf/nyt1_10_7_2.htm "Strive as in a race to achieve the goal of excellence in all that you do." For real insights visit: http://www.geocities.com/mewatch99/ Regards, Nashid
