Being a proud Atheist, and a freedom loving INFIDEL AKA "KUFFAR", WE are threatened by the primitive pidgeon chested jihad boys in the medieval east.
FRACK YOU!! SAY US ALL!! Don't annoy the Pagans and Bikers,, it's a islam FREE ZONE!!! LAN ASTASLEM!!!!
--- FBI was alerted by the families who notified them of missing men, aged between 19 and 25
--- Dubbed the "D.C. Five", the five were arrested in Punjabi city of Sargodha in December 2009 - initial investigations believed that "they had sought to link up with the Jaish-e-Mohammed and Jamaat ud Dawa militant organizations"
--- The Pakistan prosecutors stated that the D.C. Five contacted "extremist groups" from the U.S. via YouTube and Facebook. The Guardian news report stated that ""Pakistani police alleged the men had contacted Taliban-linked extremists with the intention of attacking the Chashma barrage, a hydroelectric power plant near sensitive nuclear facilities. They also accused them of seeking to travel to Afghanistan."
--- Steven Emerson wrote in 2002 that ICNA had been linked to Pakistan's Jamaat-e-Islamiya (Jamaat-e-Islami), by featuring its leader Ameer Qazi Hussain Ahmad at a June 30 to July 2, 2000 convention in Baltimore, MD. Jamaat-e-Islami
reported keeps close ties with the Muslim Brotherhood.
-- Guardian: "Prosecutors alleged they had found extremist groups from the US using Facebook and YouTube with the intention of travelling to Pakistan and crossing into Afghanistan to fight western soldiers."
-- "Pakistani police alleged the men had contacted Taliban-linked extremists with the intention of attacking the Chashma barrage, a hydroelectric power plant near sensitive nuclear facilities. They also accused them of seeking to travel to Afghanistan. One allegedly left a farewell video in the US that featured war footage and said Muslims must be defended."
--- NPR: "The Americans said they were in Pakistan to do humanitarian work. The Pakistani court disagreed, saying the men used email and YouTube accounts to contact Pakistani militant groups."
--- Washington Post: "As news of the conviction filtered out Thursday morning, Nihad Awad, executive director of Council on American-Islamic Relations, spoke by phone with the parents of the five men, most of whom live in a small community near their mosque, the ICNA Center. 'They are in a state of shock,' Awad said."
Umar Farooq, Ahmed Minni, Aman Hassan Yemer; Bottom left: Waqar Khan, Ramy Zamzam (Photo AP)
CBS/AP: "The men have been identified as Ramy Zamzam of Egyptian descent, Waqar Khan and Umar Farooq of Pakistani descent, and Aman Hassan Yemer and Ahmed Minni of Ethiopian descent. They were reported missing by their families in November after one left behind a farewell video showing scenes of war and casualties and saying Muslims must be defended."
-- "Umar Farooq's father, Khalid Farooq, called the verdict "a great disappointment" and insisted the men had not planned to fight in Afghanistan, but had wanted to do humanitarian work such as helping orphans. The men also wanted to see Umar get married in Sargodha, the father said."
-- "The men were arrested at Farooq's home in Sargodha after he said he told them to avoid Afghanistan. Khalid Farooq, an American of Pakistani descent who also has a home and business in Alexandria, Virginia, was held for 20 days."
Alexandria, Va., says he was hoping the men would be released instead."
-- "Prosecutors have said e-mail records and witness statements prove the men used the Internet to plot terror attacks in Pakistan and nations allied with it."
--- Washington Post: "Police and court records charge that the five made contact with a known al-Qaeda operative through social-networking Web sites and that they communicated via a shared e-mail account: ramadanhaji99@yahoo.com"
--- Ramy Zamzam now says he sought "work at an orphanage"
-- CNN: "The group has been called the D.C. Five because they all lived
around the U.S. capital"
-- "The five Americans -- Ahmed Abdullah Minni, Umar Farooq, Aman Hassan Yemer, Waqar Hussain Khan and Ramy Zamzam -- used to worship together at a mosque in Alexandria, Virginia, until they went missing in November and
-- Ramy Zamzam, Waqar Hussain Khan, Ahmed Abdullah Minni, Iman Hasan Yemer, and Omar Farooq
-- Times of India: district police chief Usman Anwar "said they were not happy over the US government's policies in the Muslim world, especially in Iraq, Afghanistan and Palestine"
-- "'They used to post their feelings in this regard on Youtube and also developed a contact with an Arab Muslim named Qari Saifullah, believed to an Al Qaeda operative in Pakistan,' Anwar said."
-- "Anwar said Saifullah had gone to the US and met the youths in Virginia and assured them that he would help them fulfil their desire to join the jehad against US forces."
-- AP: " A defense lawyer says a Pakistani court has charged five young Americans with planning terrorist attacks in the South Asian country."
-- "Lawyer Hasan Dastagir says the men -- all Muslims from the Washington, D.C., area -- were also charged Wednesday with planning to wage war against countries that are in alliance with Pakistan"
-- "Ramy Zamzam, one of the accused who is being held along with four other students from Virginia, told the court in the eastern city of Sargodha: 'We are not terrorists. We are jihadists, and jihad is not terrorism' "
-- "Police have claimed to have recovered the map of Chashma Barrage from the possession of five under trial US terrorists held here in Pakistan, Geo news reported."
-- "Police said they are trying to determine whether five Americans detained in Pakistan had planned to attack a complex that houses nuclear power facilities."
-- "The young Muslim men, who are from the Washington, D.C., area, were picked up in Pakistan earlier this month in a case that has spurred fears that Westerners are traveling to the South Asian country to join militant groups."
-- AP: "Pakistani police Monday seized luggage and a cell phone from a hotel where three of five Americans arrested on suspicion of militant links stayed, while a court ruled the men cannot be deported until judges review the case."
-- Reuters: "Pakistani police raided on Monday a hotel where some of the Americans held on possible links to terrorism stayed, in a case that has highlighted how easily anyone can use the Internet to pursue dreams of waging holy war"
-- Probe of Americans focuses on recruiter - "suspected Pakistani militant they knew only as 'Saifullah.' Investigators believe that Saifullah recruited the Americans, some of whom were students, through an exchange of e-mails in late summer and fall"
-- LA Times: "Reporting from Washington and Alexandria, Va. — The bungalow-turned-mosque has no sign out front. It sits behind a Firestone tire store and across from a busy Dunkin' Donuts in a working-class neighborhood in suburban Virginia."
-- "Members of the mosque struggled Friday to understand how and why five well-liked members of its youth group went to Pakistan and were arrested on suspicion of seeking to join terrorist groups."
-- "'Those are our children,' Essam Tellawi, the imam, said in an emotional sermon to about 30 worshipers after noontime prayers at the ICNA Center -- which is affiliated with the Islamic Circle of North America. "I could never describe the difficulties and hardships that our five families have been
afflicted with."
-- "The young men belonged to a group of 12 to 15 who often went camping, played basketball and performed community service projects."
-- "'Our group never talked about politics' or waging war, said Mustafa Maryam, the youth leader, who has known the five since 2006."
ICNA: Mustafa Abu Maryam Ran ICNA Youth Group at Alexandria Mosque - says DC Five Never Discussed Politics, Extremism (Photo Clip - PBS Video)
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-- "The families of the men, who all lived near the mosque, pleaded for privacy Friday and did not talk to reporters."
-- "'They are extremely worried about the safety of their sons and do not believe that they could have been involved in the kind of activities currently being reported by Pakistani officials,' Nina Ginsberg, their lawyer, said in an e-mail."
-- "What is the Islamic Circle of North America? So glad you asked. It is an American Muslim organization with deep ties to Southeast Asian Islamic radicals. The Sayyid Qutb reading at the Dallas Central Mosque five years ago was co-sponsored by ICNA."
Pakistani children play in front of a house where police reportedly arrested five American Muslims in Sargodha, Pakistan, Thursday, Dec. 10, 2009." (AP Photo/K.M. Chaudary)
-- "Formally established in 1971 the Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA) is composed primarily of Muslim supporters of South Asian descent. It is allied with the militant fundamentalist movement of Jamaat-e-Islamiya in Pakistan and Bangladesh."
-- "ICNA openly supports militant Islamic fundamentalist organizations, praises terrorist attacks, issues incendiary attacks on Western values and policies, and supports the imposition of shari'a (Islamic code of law). It has created several nonprofit charitable organizations that collect tax-deductible contributions for militant Islamic causes. ICNA's views are disseminated through regular conferences and a monthly publication called The Message."
-- "In March of 1996, Senator Mitch Connell (R-KY), chairman of the Foreign Operations subcommittee of the Senate Committee on Appropriations, stated that 'One of the groups with Hamas ties is the Dallas-based Islamic Association for Palestine in North America, which, in turn, apparently is allied with the Islamic Circle of North America in New York.' ..."
-- "From June 30 to July 2, 2000, in Baltimore, [an ICNA convention] featured the leader of Pakistan's Jamaat-e-Islamiya, Ameer Qazi Hussain Ahmad. The Jamaat-e-Islamiya is the most prominent radical Islamic movement in Pakistan and its members openly supported the Taliban government and learn the ways of jihad. At the conference, Ameer Ahmad alleged that the principal duty of American Muslims is to unite in a single government with Muslims all over the world: "Now, this is the duty of the American Muslims, the Muslims living here, they have got a message ... We have got a universal message and we are a universal government.'"
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The gravity of the existential threat we face from Islamic Jihad is truly of epic proportions. It is essentially a battle pitting free-civilized man against a totalitarian barbarian. What is at stake is the struggle for our very soul - namely who we are and what we represent. The lives that were sacrificed for individual rights and freedoms that we've come to cherish are being chiseled away from right under our noses by the stealth jihadists. And many of us are in denial and totally clueless.
The left's appeasement and pandering to evil is nothing new. What makes their utopian delusions so infuriating and unpardonable is that it is not only they who will have to pay the consequences, and deservedly, so, they are thwarting and undermining our best efforts at resistance and are thus dragging us down in the process as well.
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