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Buck Sexton at The Blaze reports that one of the worst terror organizations on the globe is exploiting the medium for promoting jihad:
- Former Guantanamo Bay Detainee, Released By Obama, Now Leader Of Al Qaeda In Yemen
From the Long War Journal: Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) released a new video featuring a former Guantanamo detainee, Ibrahim Qosi, who is also known as Sheikh Khubayb al Sudani. In July 2010, Qosi plead guilty to charges of conspiracy and...
- Al-qaeda Claims U.s. Ambassador To Libya Killed By Lethal Injection After Attempt To Kidnap Him Went Bad During Benghazi Attack…
They claim the plan was to exchange Ambassador Stevens for high-level al-Qaeda prisoners. I BELIEVE THEY WERE AFTER THE RELEASE OF SHEIKH OMAR. Ask yourself these questions: Why is it back in the days leading up to 9/11/12 - and the attacks on the Embassies...
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Long War Journal: AQAP commander says 'the Islamic Caliphate is coming' By Bill Roggio The al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula commander who took control of a town in central Yemen late last week has released a short videotape urging Muslims "to...
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The Blaze: Could Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula Become the Next Al Qaeda Stronghold? Posted on August 15, 2011 at 6:21pm by Buck Sexton Egyptian army and intelligence forces have detained some suspected militants in the Sinai region today, and will...
- The Baby Farisa Jihad
Lifted, in total, from Jihad Watch: From the UK's Sun tabloid, covering the London cartoon rage demonstrations: More than 400 protesters — including small children — carried placards scrawled with messages of hate. A baby girl even had “I...
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Al Qaeda is drawing pro-terror comics and cartoons
Buck Sexton at The Blaze reports that one of the worst terror organizations on the globe is exploiting the medium for promoting jihad:
With Zawahiri at the helm, Al Qaeda (AQ) continues to churn out propaganda of all kinds, but this most recent addition is unusual in that its main audience appears to be the very young. Get ready for Jihad cartoons.This is truly abominable. Not only is al Qaeda still around, they're exploiting and shaming the medium for indoctrination for jihad.
These screen capture photos are a first glimpse of an Al Qaeda created comic book that are scheduled for release soon. SITE Intelligence Group reported that on July 17, an AQ member in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) member posted about the upcoming cartoons in a Jihadist forum. [...]
The posting in the Jihadist forum indicated that the comic will be officially sanctioned by AQAP at the highest level. It appeared that the poster planned to go through the AQ hierarchy before releasing the comic, probably to enhance its credentials among the young Jihadist community and thus appeal more to its intended audience.
- Former Guantanamo Bay Detainee, Released By Obama, Now Leader Of Al Qaeda In Yemen
From the Long War Journal: Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) released a new video featuring a former Guantanamo detainee, Ibrahim Qosi, who is also known as Sheikh Khubayb al Sudani. In July 2010, Qosi plead guilty to charges of conspiracy and...
- Al-qaeda Claims U.s. Ambassador To Libya Killed By Lethal Injection After Attempt To Kidnap Him Went Bad During Benghazi Attack…
They claim the plan was to exchange Ambassador Stevens for high-level al-Qaeda prisoners. I BELIEVE THEY WERE AFTER THE RELEASE OF SHEIKH OMAR. Ask yourself these questions: Why is it back in the days leading up to 9/11/12 - and the attacks on the Embassies...
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Long War Journal: AQAP commander says 'the Islamic Caliphate is coming' By Bill Roggio The al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula commander who took control of a town in central Yemen late last week has released a short videotape urging Muslims "to...
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The Blaze: Could Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula Become the Next Al Qaeda Stronghold? Posted on August 15, 2011 at 6:21pm by Buck Sexton Egyptian army and intelligence forces have detained some suspected militants in the Sinai region today, and will...
- The Baby Farisa Jihad
Lifted, in total, from Jihad Watch: From the UK's Sun tabloid, covering the London cartoon rage demonstrations: More than 400 protesters — including small children — carried placards scrawled with messages of hate. A baby girl even had “I...