malsey
18thJune2005, 23:09
Tghid kien jirraporta il pulzija fr vella, fuq dan il messagg. Araw dan il messagg. keccu il minn ma hux musulman, mill pajjizi musulmani.
WELL I AGREE WITH HIM, AS LONG AS WE SENT OUR BACK HOME AS WELL.
I THINK ITS A FAIR DEAL . THEY SENT EUROPEANS BACK HERE, AND WE SENT THEM THERE PEOPLE BACK
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/4105654.stm
New al-Qaeda videotape broadcast
http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/40639000/jpg/_40639256_zawahri203afp.jpg Zawahri has previously warned the US of interfering in the Middle East
The deputy leader of al-Qaeda has appeared in a new videotape and warned Muslim nations against adopting the "US concept of reform".
Ayman al-Zawahri said, in the tape shown on al-Jazeera TV, that any change should be based on Islamic law.
He also warned against the possibility of trying to bring about change through peaceful demonstrations.
This is the first tape he has appeared in since one aired by the Arab satellite news channel in February.
"Expelling the invading crusader forces and Jews from our Muslim homes cannot be realised solely through demonstrations and speaking out in the streets," he says on the tape.
"Reform and expelling the invaders from Muslim countries cannot be accomplished except by fighting for the sake of God."
Wanted men
Al-Jazeera said Egyptian-born Zawahri condemned the assaults on women protesters during demonstrations in Egypt last month.
He also criticised the Pakistani, Saudi and Egyptian governments for their pro-Western stance.
Zawahri appears wearing a white turban with a machine gun beside him, in a similar pose to previous videotapes.
In February, he warned the West to show respect for the Islamic world and denounced US President Bush's calls for reform in the Middle East. Despite a massive US-led hunt since 11 September 2001, Zawahri and al-Qaeda's leader Osama bin Laden have so far managed to evade capture. They are believed to be hiding in the rugged border region between Afghanistan and Pakistan.
WELL I AGREE WITH HIM, AS LONG AS WE SENT OUR BACK HOME AS WELL.
I THINK ITS A FAIR DEAL . THEY SENT EUROPEANS BACK HERE, AND WE SENT THEM THERE PEOPLE BACK
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/4105654.stm
New al-Qaeda videotape broadcast
http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/40639000/jpg/_40639256_zawahri203afp.jpg Zawahri has previously warned the US of interfering in the Middle East
The deputy leader of al-Qaeda has appeared in a new videotape and warned Muslim nations against adopting the "US concept of reform".
Ayman al-Zawahri said, in the tape shown on al-Jazeera TV, that any change should be based on Islamic law.
He also warned against the possibility of trying to bring about change through peaceful demonstrations.
This is the first tape he has appeared in since one aired by the Arab satellite news channel in February.
"Expelling the invading crusader forces and Jews from our Muslim homes cannot be realised solely through demonstrations and speaking out in the streets," he says on the tape.
"Reform and expelling the invaders from Muslim countries cannot be accomplished except by fighting for the sake of God."
Wanted men
Al-Jazeera said Egyptian-born Zawahri condemned the assaults on women protesters during demonstrations in Egypt last month.
He also criticised the Pakistani, Saudi and Egyptian governments for their pro-Western stance.
Zawahri appears wearing a white turban with a machine gun beside him, in a similar pose to previous videotapes.
In February, he warned the West to show respect for the Islamic world and denounced US President Bush's calls for reform in the Middle East. Despite a massive US-led hunt since 11 September 2001, Zawahri and al-Qaeda's leader Osama bin Laden have so far managed to evade capture. They are believed to be hiding in the rugged border region between Afghanistan and Pakistan.