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Ok now would there be too little time, and too little hospitality on the part of 44Hollowpoint & Trooth to let a few peeps use their evil lairs as staging areas for a ruck sack of whoop-ass on the camp of unbelief?
And does the phrase "We want the world to remember
this operation ... that lifted the head of the [Muslim] nation" basically mean that these guys are bad at keeping thier heads down?
<b>Special Dispatch Series - No. 778 September 3, 2004 No.778
London Convention Will Celebrate 9/11
The London daily Al-Sharq Al-Awsat reported that the extremist Islamic
movement Al-Muhajiroun had announced a convention in London, titled "The
Choice is in Your Hands: Either You're with the Muslims or with the
Infidels," to mark the third anniversary of the September 11 attacks. The
organization had planned a similar anniversary event a year ago, called "The
Magnificent 19 [Suicide Attackers]," but had cancelled it at the last
minute. The following is a summary of the report:(1)
Al-Muhajiroun leader Omar Bakri, a Syrian residing in London, told the paper
by phone that the convention would feature Al-Qa'ida "surprises," with the
screening of a never-before-shown video. He said that the convention will
focus on "the anniversary of the division of the world into two great camps
- the camp of faith and the camp of unbelief," and would take place
September 11, 2004 from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Bakri added: "On this day, we will talk about the ramifications of these
[9/11] operations for Afghanistan and Iraq... We want the world to remember
this operation ... that lifted the head of the [Muslim] nation." Bakri
called 9/11 "a cry of Jihad against unbelief and oppression," and said that
the aim of remembering it is to "revive the commandment of Jihad among the
youth of the [Muslim] nation."
Bakri said that the convention will also feature a lecture about the Islamic
religious roots of "slaughtering the infidels," that is, beheading
foreigners in Iraq and Saudi Arabia, and that there will be films by
Al-Qa'ida, the Tawhid and Jihad organization, and the Brigades of the Two
Holy Places in the Arabian Peninsula, and that there will also be a film on
the most recent operations in Chechnya. He added that one of the speeches,
by Abu Mus'ab Al-Zarqawi, known to be Al-Qa'ida's military commander in
Iraq, will be translated.
Another lecture, he said, would be dedicated to the memory of three
Al-Qa'ida commanders: Abd Al-'Aziz Al-Muqren (Abu Hajer), killed in June
2004 by Saudi security forces; his predecessor Yousef Al-Ayyiri, killed in
June 2003 in a clash with Saudi security forces, and Abu Hafs Al-Masri, a
top Al-Qa'ida military officer, killed in the U.S. attack on Kandahar in
late 2001.
According to Bakri, the anticipated criticism of Al-Muhajiroun for the
organization's insistence on memorializing 9/11 will be "a simple sacrifice
in comparison with what we must actually do - that is, support the Jihad led
by bin Laden."
Attorney Anjam Choudry, secretary-general of Al-Muhajiroun in Britain, said,
"A large hall has already been secured for the convention, but the
announcement came only two days ago for fear that the British police would
try to cancel it, as happened with the previous convention."
Endnote:
(1) Al-Sharq Al-Awsat (London), September 3, 2004.</b>
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