Terrorism

Chilling Headlines: "Iran pays $1,000 for each U.S. soldier killed by the Taliban"

TALIBAN AND IRAN: A MARRIAGE OF CONVENIENCE GLUED BY A COMMON HATE AGAINST "DANGEROUS AMERICA."


 "We don’t care who we get money from," the [Taliban] treasurer was quoted as saying. He described the relationship with Iran as a "marriage of convenience." Iran is a predominantly Shiite country, while the Taliban is dominated by Sunni Muslims.


 "Iran will never stop funding us because Americans are dangerous for them as well. I think the hatred is the same from both us and Iran. The money we get is not dirty. It is for jihad," the treasurer told Amoore.


"I have to sign off on all the receipts and I have to add up how much each fighter deserves after each operation. I also have to communicate in the Iranian language," the treasurer told the newspaper.


See full article here.

Author: Cindy

Two American Citizens Arrested at JFK on Terrorism Charges- Link to Somalia

Surprise, surprise, another terrorist-related arrested with links to Somalia. Fox news reported:
Mohamed Hamoud Alessa, 20, of North Bergen, and Carlos Eduardo Almonte, 26, of Elmwood Park were charged with conspiracy to commit international terrorism and were picked up by the FBI before boarding flights to join the Somali Al Qaeda affiliate Al Shabaab, officials said. Both men are believed to be American citizens. The two men were arrested following a years-long investigation and were charged with conspiring to commit an act of international terrorism through a group tied to Usama bin Laden’s Al Qaeda network, a federal law enforcement source told FOXNews.com.
They say there was no specific threat at the airport, but clearly the FBI are on to something. For now, we must stay tuned and understand that the threat of homegrown terrorism still exists. Click here to learn more about the threat of homegrown terrorism.
Author: Lianne

Gaza Flotilla - Activists or Terrorists? Yours to Discuss!

Making news around the world, the Gaza Flotilla has been featured on every news page. Some reports say that there was an al-Qaeda connection... These "activists" were trying to break a blockade and were likely armed - when does the term activism become terrorism? Feel free to link to interesting articles below. We want to hear from you!
Author: Lianne

Everybody Draw Muhammad Day – For or Against?

Whether or not you are cheering for or yelling against today's "Everybody Draw Muhammad Day," it is critical to take a moment and reflect on the importance of freedom of speech.

On this increasingly popular day, we have harnessed the opportunity to showcase the importance of freedom of speech, and raise awareness without being offensive.

Click here to see how intolerant radical Muslims are by asking – Can Your Religion Take a Joke?

Pass this video on to your friends and family. Take action. Celebrate freedom of speech by raising awareness today.

Author: Lianne

Fight Radical Islam - Join HRCARI Demonstration in Times Square this Tuesday at 5 pm

HUMAN RIGHTS COALITION AGAINST RADICAL ISLAM (HRCARI) DEMONSTRATION IN NEW YORK ON TUESDAY, MAY 11TH AGAINST THE RECENT FAILED TERRORIST ATTACK AT TIMES SQUARE HRCARI, an apex body of 35 associations representing various Christian, Jewish, Hindu and Sikh groups is organizing a demonstration at Times Square on May 11th to express its disgust and anguish against the recent failed terrorist attack by an American citizen of Pakistani origin at Times Square. In view of the obfuscation and deception by the media and the politicos to refuse to name the enemy, Radical Islam, our Rainbow Coalition, HRCARI, has decided to alert our fellow citizens as to the war that is being waged against America and human rights. Unless we cry havoc, confusion and ignorance will reign supreme, exposing us to more horrific attacks. Please join us with your friends at the time, date and place mentioned below: When:Tuesday, May 11, 2010; 5 pm-6:30 pm Where: Times Square; 42nd Street and 7th Avenue (Southeast Corner) ( Signs, Banners and Fliers will be provided) We will appreciate it very much if you could kindly let us know whether you would be joining us: Narain Kataria (718) 478-5735 Bhupinder Singh Bhuri (917) 370-2500 Arish Sahani (718) 271-0453 The world is a dangerous place not because there are bad people doing evil things, but it is because good people who do nothing about it. -- Albert Einstein.
Author: Lianne

Terrorist Named in Times Square Attack- No Surprises Here

Thirty year old U.S. citizen, Faisal Shahzad was arrested last night at JFK. Hailing from Pakistan, Shahzad failed to detonate a car full of explosives in Times Square.
We initially heard about this incident a few days ago but wanted to hold off on commenting as to not jump to conclusion. We did not want to say – look here is another example of homegrown terrorism, so we waited. Lo and behold all of our assumptions were confirmed – al Qaeda linked terrorism strikes again, no surprises here. What will still be surprising if the media makes this villain out to be a lone-wolf (yet again). In the meantime, check out what different sites are saying thus far, and stay tuned for more in the coming days.
Author: Lianne

Must see video exposes web of radical Islam in New England

Check out this must see video that focuses on the October arrest of Tarek Mehanna, a Sudbury, Massachusetts resident whom the FBI charged with planning to machine gun shoppers in a New England mall. The video offers a glimpse into a loosely-coordinated web of radical Islamic individuals and organizations based in New England with ties to Islamic terrorist groups overseas. This web is responsible for the radicalization of the next generation of American Muslims. Click here to learn more about homegrown terrorism.
Author: Lianne

Does Jihad Jane Represent the New Wave of Terrorism?

jane1jane2 Does this woman represent the future of terrorism? We have heard about suicide bombers that were female, but a homegrown terrorist that is a woman is a rare commodity. If you haven't heard the story, check any website (CNN, LA Times, etc). What do we think? To me this just proves how dangerous and prevalent the threat of homegrown terrorism really is. Or could you just say it is a step forward for women, giving them the same opportunity to terrorize as men? I think the lesson that needs to be learned here is that we have a problem when a random American women decides to join forces with radical Muslims.
Author: Lianne
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