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 AFP | Ten militants killed in northwest Pakistan: army AFP - PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AFP) — At least 10 militants were killed afterclashes with troops who pounded their suspected hideouts in restive northwestern Pakistan, ... Forces shell Taliban hideouts in Swat |
Marines turn Afghan town over to British, Afghans The Associated Press - KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — US Marines who took back a key town in southern Afghanistan from Taliban militants in an operation earlier this year turned over ... Afghan town handed over to British Marines hand ex-Taliban stronghold to Afghans |
Two militants killed in Manipur Hindu, India - Imphal (PTI): Two militants have been killed in separate encounters with security personnel in Manipur, official sources said on Monday. ... Militant killed in Manipur |
 Voice of America | Northwest Pakistan blast, clashes kill at least 54 International Herald Tribune, France - Separately, the military said, residents of the Matta area, about 106 miles (170 kilometers) north of Peshawar, fought back against militants in the area, ... Suicide Bomber Kills at Least 16 in Northwest Pakistan Pakistan suicide attack toll rises to 33: police Would-be suicide bomber arrested in Pakistan |
 CTV.ca | Suspected US Missile Strike Hits Taliban Commander's House Voice of America - The reported operations indicate a sharp increase in US and NATO attacks against suspected militants inside Pakistan, just as the country's new government ... US missile attack kills three in Pakistan US forces blamed for Pakistan village strike US forces continue strikes on Pakistan 'militants' |
Leyte RTC junks petition for amparo by 2 militants Inquirer.net, Philippines - Judge Salvador Apurillo of RTC Branch 8 said he could not take cognizance of the petition since the alleged threat against the militant leaders took place ... |
 Radio Australia | Pakistan Pretends to Fight Taliban, for US Cash Wired News - Perhaps, despite all the evidence, you still believe Pakistan is an authentic American ally, against Al Qaeda and the Taliban. ... Video: Pakistan Volatility Ahead of Elections Pakistan fury over US assault Two dozen Taliban killed in clashes with Afghan, coalition forces |
 AFP | 15 Taliban militants killed in E.Afghanistan China Daily, China - Abudul Qayum Bakizai, the deputy provincial police chief told Xinhua that the combined forces engaged with Taliban militants in Sabari district of Khost ... Troops kill 10 insurgents in Afghanistan: coalition 8 Taliban militants including 3 commanders killed in W Afghanistan 8 militants killed in Afghanistan |
 China Daily | Suspected US missile strike in Pakistan kills 9 The Associated Press - A Pakistani intelligence official, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of his job, said three suspected foreign militants and two ... Suspected US missile strike kills 14 in Pakistan: officials US drones kill 13 in Pakistan US drones kill 13 in missile attack in Pakistan |
Security Forces shell militants hideouts, 10 more militants killed Associated Press of Pakistan, Pakistan - PESHAWAR, Sept 8 (APP): At least 10 more militants were killed and several others injured when the Security Forces pounded their positions at restive Kozai ... Security forces kill 10 militants in Swat operation Probe into manhandling of journalist still awaited |
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Rice urges unity in North Africa's fight on terror The Associated Press Sunday, September 7, 2008 RABAT, Morocco: U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice urged North African countries to build a more unified approach in fighting terrorism and to maintain efforts for political reform as she wrapped up a three-day visit to the region Sunday.Rice said she discussed "the process of reform" during all of her meetings with regional leaders.Her talks also helped "look at ways in which we might help the countries of this important region to have a more unified approach to the challenges that face them," Rice said at a joint news conference with her Moroccan counterpart.Moroccan Foreign Minister Taieb Fassi-Fihri said the meetings also addressed "relations with our brother country Algeria," and what can be done "against common threats and international terrorism."A main point of contention between the two North African countries is the question of Western Sahara, a mineral-rich region Morocco annexed in 1975. Rice said the U.S. backed a new round of United Nations talks to solve the protracted problem through a plan for autonomy.But the pro-independence Polisario Front, supported by Algeria, wants a referendum to rule on the Western Sahara's right to self-determination."We believe it is extremely important" for Algeria and Morocco to resolve the question, Rice said, because it is hampering their cooperation on other issues such as security and counterterrorism.A tourism haven and a relatively liberal Muslim kingdom, Morocco is the North African nation with the closest business and diplomatic ties to the U.S., from which it recently bought a large shipment of F-16 fighter jets.The country is accused by several former U.S. detainees of having tortured suspected terrorists on behalf of the CIA.Rights groups have often criticized other North African countries for police brutality or undue judicial process, while casting doubts about widespread electoral fraud.Rice's trip with earlier stops in Libya, Tunisia and Algeria is her first as secretary of state to this region of increasing strategic importance. However, the threat posed by militants in North Africa has become "even more salient in the recent months," she said Saturday in Algeria, where Islamic militants have intensified their campaign of violence.Her meeting Friday with Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi marked the end of three decades of confrontation and followed an August agreement that settled all terrorism-related lawsuits between the countries.Rice said the improvement in relations with Libya meant the United States no longer has "a hole" in its North Africa policy, which should help improve regional cooperation.In Tunisia and Algeria, Rice praised authorities for their help in fighting terrorism and called for even tighter coordination. She also sought to boost business ties in Algeria, a large oil- and gas-producing country.Rice said she planned to follow up on these issues during talks later this month with the foreign ministers of the Arab Maghreb Union, which groups North African states. The talks will take place in New York, on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly.America's top diplomat also said the U.S. was trying to empty its military prison at Guantanamo Bay "as soon as we possibly can," while keeping in mind that "we have an obligation not to have dangerous people on the streets."Many North Africans are among the detainees held there, and Rice said she raised the issue of their transfer during all her meetings with the region's heads of state.Human rights groups worry that detainees transferred from Guantanamo back to North Africa could face mistreatment. Rice said transfers to home countries would be conducted "in a way that is rigorous, that gets the protections that we need and that the detainees need."The issue is especially sensitive in Algeria, which is battling a resurgent Islamist militancy. Most of the violence is claimed by an al-Qaida offshoot that calls itself Al-Qaida in Islamic North Africa.Moroccan authorities also say they dismantled at least half a dozen terrorist cells this year and are holding some 1,000 suspected Islamists behind bars. Many of them trained in Algeria, and several were plotting terror attacks in Europe or against tourists in Morocco, Moroccan authorities say.___Associated Press Writer Alfred de Montesquiou in Algiers, Algeria, contributed to this report.
Author: algeriachannel
Keywords: Algeria Alger US Condoleezza Rice RABAT Morocco Terror Alqaeda Polisario
Added: September 8, 2008
It is only fitting that I begin by addressing what has been the most vicious and devastating attack on Western Civilization over the past century: that is the concentrated efforts to de-Christianize our people through media manipulation and the promotion of overt anti-Christian bigotry. Left-wing organizations have learned how to use our legislative and judicial systems against us. They've secretly worked hard for decades to get sympathetic judges on the benches and are now engaged in a systematic effort to remove any vestiges of Christianity from the public square. Their efforts have resulted in the forced removal of countless Christian monuments from parks, memorials, and other publicly-owned properties, the suppression of religious speech in our schools and government institutions, and even outright hostility to Christianity in our public education systems. These Marxist organizations have also devised clever means to use our government and tax dollars against us to diminish the influence of Christianity while at the same time bolstering that of Islam and other foreign religions. Legislation has been passed in many Western nations restricting religious liberty and speech specifically to protect "minority religions" from any criticism. We've seen men arrested in Australia for daring to criticize Islam. So-called "Religious Tolerance" legislation is being used to protect and foster the growth of Islam in Western nations. A new brand of militant Atheism is also on the rise which seeks to deconvert Christians and promote leftist values and ideology among our people. While these atheists and Muslims seemingly have little in common, they both share the same goal of remaking Western Civilization in their own image, and will use one another when the opportunity arises in order to help diminish the influence of Christianity in our societies. Both of these groups desire ultimately to destroy Christianity in the West, but fear not, my friends. For Christianity is an anvil that has worn out many a hammer because it is no Fairy-Tale religion, but is grounded in objective Historical reality. However, we should all be concerned by these efforts to attack our Faith and culture.Make no mistake, there is a direct correlation between the decline of Christian Faith in our nations and the development of the many and diverse problems before us today. Crime, drug use, promiscuity and neglect of family life... how could anyone see these as positive contributions to our societies? Yet, as Christian faith diminishes, these sorry vices become more and more prevalent.In those days when sons and daughters were taught right from wrong, the desire of a young woman was to stay pure and chaste, to marry at a young age, and join her husband in raising a healthy and happy family, and the desire of a young man was to be a father and to teach his sons those same virtues that he was taught in his youth. When such goals were prevalent among our nations' people, there was simply no need to be concerned about demographic trends. The future was secure because our people were following the will of a loving Creator who said, be fruitful and multiply.Unfortunately, virtue is being replaced in our modern culture with total and complete degeneracy. Instead of being taught Christian virtue, Children in the West are bombarded with every sort of immorality in music, television, movies, even in their schools. It's criminal that so many children are now instilled with such a degenerate view of sexuality from the music they listen to, the movies they see, and the outright pornography they're exposed to on a daily basis. This filth has become so overwhelmingly prevalent on the internet and often children are the primary targets of these pornographers because they believe that if they get them addicted early enough, they will have a customer for life for their sick and depraved trade. With such childhood influences, is it any wonder that our people are marrying less, divorcing more, and having fewer children of their own?There is no surer way to destroy a people than to distort their understanding of sexuality. Instead of a gift for use within the bond of marriage to unite a husband and wife, and make possible the creation of a family, if sexuality is seen as purely a selfish endeavor, it isn't long before marriage is no longer even desired and pregnancy is looked at as little better than contracting a sexually transmitted disease. It is estimated that in the previous century, Europeans and those of European descent around the world comprised nearly 30% of the Global population. Today, we make up roughly half of that. Some estimates indicate that by the end of this century we will comprise less than 2% of the Global population. We are on a fast track to extinction and we have only ourselves to blame. Did anyone really believe that such actions would be without consequence? ...
Author: RestoreTheWest
Keywords: Western Civilization Faith Family Folk Nation Europe America Culture Christianity Christendom Islam Atheism Marriage
Added: September 7, 2008
A group of black militants threaten to kill white passerbys and their children. A glorious scene of hilarity ensues.
Author: KuKluxKillerIII
Keywords: rohowa kill white cracker babies nigger race war genocide
Added: September 7, 2008
question posé à la communauté noire de france au sujet de la commemoration de la bataille d'Austerlitz de Napoléon qui est celui qui a rétablit l'esclavage aux antilles en 1802 et exterminé beaucoup de noirs dont meme ceux qui faisait partie de l'Armée Française surnommé "les Nègres à epaulettes"
Author: SLuMmL0rD
Keywords: napoléon peuple noir diaspora manifestation black paris france sarkozy histoire militant colonization slavery
Added: September 7, 2008
question posé à la communauté noire de france au sujet de la commemoration de la bataille d'Austerlitz de Napoléon qui est celui qui a rétablit l'esclavage aux antilles en 1802 et exterminé beaucoup de noirs dont meme ceux qui faisait partie de l'Armée Française surnommé "les Nègres à epaulettes"
Author: SLuMmL0rD
Keywords: napoléon peuple noir diaspora manifestation black paris france sarkozy histoire militant colonization slavery
Added: September 7, 2008
question posé à la communauté noire de france au sujet de la commemoration de la bataille d'Austerlitz de Napoléon qui est celui qui a rétablit l'esclavage aux antilles en 1802 et exterminé beaucoup de noirs dont meme ceux qui faisait partie de l'Armée Française surnommé "les Nègres à epaulettes"
Author: SLuMmL0rD
Keywords: napoléon peuple noir diaspora manifestation black paris france sarkozy histoire militant colonization slavery
Added: September 7, 2008
question posé à la communauté noire de france au sujet de la commemoration de la bataille d'Austerlitz de Napoléon qui est celui qui a rétablit l'esclavage aux antilles en 1802 et exterminé beaucoup de noirs dont meme ceux qui faisait partie de l'Armée Française surnommé "les Nègres à epaulettes"
Author: SLuMmL0rD
Keywords: napoléon peuple noir diaspora manifestation black paris france sarkozy histoire militant colonization slavery
Added: September 7, 2008
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Examines McCain's appeal as the personification of the "militant victimhood" that underlies so much of the USA's culture since 9/11 and before.
http://digg.com/political_opinion/War_Honor_and_John_McCain
MIRANSHAH, Pakistan (Reuters) – Missiles fired by U.S. drones killed 13 people, including 7 foreign militants, on Monday in a Pakistani village where a religious school founded by an old friend of Osama bin Laden is located, intelligence officials and witnesses said.
http://digg.com/world_news/U_S_drones_kill_13_in_missile_attack_in_Pakistan_2
DERA ISMAIL KHAN, Pakistan – Explosions reportedly caused by missiles fired from drone aircraft hit a house and seminary linked to a key Taliban commander in northwest Pakistan on Monday, killing at least nine people, officials and witnesses said.
http://digg.com/world_news/At_least_9_killed_in_Pakistan_militant_stronghold
Missiles fired by U.S. drones killed 13 people, including 7 foreign militants, on Monday in a Pakistani village where a religious school founded by an old friend of Osama bin Laden is located, intelligence officials and witnesses said.
http://digg.com/world_news/U_S_drones_kill_13_in_missile_attack_in_Pakistan
The newly elected President of Pakistan faces his first crisis as Pakistani militants close a vital supply route through the Khyber Pass that will greatly hinder US/Nato operations against the Taliban. Let's see what he does - it's rapidly coming down to you're either With Us or Agin' Us.
http://digg.com/politics/Bhutto_s_Hubby_Embroiled_in_Crisis_in_Paki
An overnight raid early Friday killed six militants and two civilians in western Afghanistan, the U.S. coalition said. The operation killed a woman and child in Fazel's compound, Nahimi said. He said the operation in Bakwa district involved airstrikes.
http://digg.com/politics/Fiasco_0936_US_Murder_Squad_Kills_5_Afghan_Civilians
PESHAWAR, Pakistan - The death toll in a massive suicide blast in Pakistan's militant-plagued northwest reached 35, officials said Sunday, as the country prepared for Benazir Bhutto's widower to take over as president.
http://digg.com/health/Pakistan_suicide_blast_death_toll_reaches_35
Srinagar(ABC Live): A top leader of the Al-Badr, a militant outfit killed in fire exchange with Indian army on Sunday morning in Baramulla district.
http://digg.com/world_news/Indian_Army_Killed_Al_Badr_Chief_in_Baramulla
Afghan police on Sunday morning backed by the US-led Coalition forces in a clean-up operation in eastern Afghan province of Khost eliminated 15 Taliban militants and arrested two others, said a police official.
http://digg.com/world_news/15_Taliban_militants_killed_in_E_Afghanistan
WEDNESDAY" tells the story of certain events that unfold between 2 and 6 pm on a particular Wednesday - events which do not exist in any record but which deeply effects the lives of those involved. Prakash Rathod, Commissioner of Police, Mumbai (played by Mr Anupam Kher) gets a call demanding the release of four militants in lieu of information.
http://digg.com/movies/watch_a_wednesday_online_free