There’s nothing in this video that we haven’t seen before. Paul Refsdal, the Norwegian journalist who embedded with the Taliban is hyping this video to make some money and a name for him self. Good luck with that.

As far as U.S. Special Forces (Green Berets) killing two of Dawran’s children, bullshit!

(Mexican) Kids getting candy and toys from “Jan Brewer” pinata (in Denver). Photo by Resistencia Mexicana

By Dan Stein

Take a look at the materials posted by the “Revolutionary Anti-Imperialist League” on the May Day rally. This sort of extremism and hate is rarely reported by the media and virtually unacknowledged by the radical left, including the discredited SPLC and its claim to “teach tolerance.” The SPLC actually denies that this goes on. RAIM

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Also from RAIM Denver: Video titled Fuck The Troops (WARNING)

Had Enough Yet?

DM

A British Muslim has shown ‘no remorse’ after desecrating a town’s war memorial with extremist Islamic slogans, a court has heard.

But the Crown Prosecution Service has decided that graffiti proclaiming future world domination for Islam, glorifying Osama Bin Laden and calling for the assassination of the British Prime Minister, ‘was not religiously or racially motivated’.

Tohseef Shah, 21, admitted a charge of criminal damage to the memorial, outside Burton College in Burton on Trent, when he appeared at Burton Magistrates Court.

Shah admitted spraying the words ‘Islam will dominate the world – Osama is on his way’ and ‘Kill Gordon Brown’ on the plinth of the East Staffordshire Borough Council-owned memorial, on December 10 last year.

He was given a two-year conditional discharge and was ordered to pay £500 compensation to the council, plus £85 costs.

Prosecutor Andrew Bodger said information about Shah and photographs of the graffiti were sent to CPS headquarters in London, for a review by senior lawyers.

They found there was insufficient evidence that the criminal act was racially or religiously motivated – which could have led to a more serious charges and a harsher sentence.

The graffiti was discovered by a council street cleaning manager, who reported the incident and photographed the damage.

The pictures of the desecration were shown in court.

CCTV footage showed two figures spraying the slogans on the memorial. Although they could not be clearly identified, the footage showed one of the vandals discarding the spray can.

Shah, Horninglow, Staffordshire, has no previous convictions.

He was later identified from DNA on the spray can and admitted his actions.

Mr Bodger said: ‘Shah wouldn’t give an explanation as to why he had done it and had shown no remorse for this very sensitive matter.

‘The words were cleaned off without difficulty at a cost of £500.

‘The CPS specialist unit was sent the pictures, as well as his mobile phone records, to see if there was a racially or religiously motivated connotation.

‘It was decided there was not enough evidence to prove this, and they decided it was politically motivated. It has caused great offence to the community.’

Defending solicitor Mumtaz Chaudry dismissed any belief that Shah held extremist views.

He said: ‘This is nothing to do with his religious beliefs, his family’s beliefs or his cultural beliefs. He is just an ordinary guy.

‘He is remorseful but, at the time of his interview, he was simply answering questions and didn’t realise that was the right time to show remorse.

‘He has no extremist views, his action doesn’t help the bad reaction in the community.

‘It was uncalled for, but we make mistakes. It was a stupid mistake and he is determined not to repeat it.’

Presiding magistrate Vivien Patterson told Shah: ‘This was a mistake, but I hope this is the first and last mistake you will make.

‘Although the damage is in the lower band, we view this in the upper end because it was highly visible to the community, in the town centre.

‘Your conditional discharge for two years means if you come back here again for another offence, you will be charged with this offence too.’

From Revolution Muslim

A Message To The People Of Poland

The Polish president, his wife, and numerous top political and military officials have been killed in a plane crash in Russia. The current thinking is that the pilot made a mistake and flew to the wrong airport and that this somehow lead to a crash. Russia and Poland have been on icy terms lately with Russia even threatening to invade.

This is good news, because Poland is a country which has soldiers in Afghanistan. Rather than the mujahideen killing these kuffar, Allah has done it for them in a manner which is easier.

To the people of Poland,

As your President’s soul enters a ditch from Hellfire, in sha’a Allah, along with his advisors and his family, you now have an oppurtunity to rethink your failing operations in Afghanistan.

The only thing you can accomplish in Afghanistan is the oppression of an impoverished people. You can kill innocents and prolong the lifespan of the single most corrupt government on the face of the Earth so long as Allah allows you, but while you do this your citizens will die and your country will remain a fair target in the eyes of the Muslims.

Take a lesson from Spain, who tasted death and realized that it was something which they wanted to run far away from. And know that what happened in Spain does not even compare to three days of what your ally America inflicted upon the Muslims before 9/11.

Why do you choose to defend a people who would throw you under a bus as soon as they thought it could benefit them? Why do you defend the country responsible for the most innocent deaths in the last 20 years?

Your president was on the way to make reparations with Russia over the massacre of 20,000 Polish citizens. Do you think America will ever extend its hand in apology over the 3,000,000 Muslims murdered since the Gulf War? They still think that only 50,000 people died in the Vietnam war.

You have an oppurtunity to elect an administration that will stand for justice in the Earth. If you do this then your blood and your wealth will be safe from the Muslims. You will be allowed to live in peace at least with the mujahideen. Perhaps America might bomb you if they discover some sort of valuable resource beneath your soil, but you lives will not be taken by the mujahideen. So long as you choose to oppress the people of Afghanistan or of any other Muslim land, then you will remain a target. It will only be a matter of time before the events which took place in Russia will repeat themselves at the hands of some brave mujahid.

By Ashish Kumar Sen

Afghan President Hamid Karzai’s public accusations of vote-rigging against the West are eroding support among international backers already concerned about rampant corruption in his government and are jeopardizing a major U.S. offensive in the heartland of the Taliban, analysts say.

International efforts to combat terrorism in the region, and to stem Afghanistan’s drug trade, rest on Mr. Karzai’s ability to create a stable, credible administration that blunts the Taliban insurgency in a war-torn nation of clans and warlords.

Aiming to calm tensions on Wednesday, Mr. Karzai’s spokesman denied reports that the Afghan leader had threatened to join the Taliban if Western nations did not stop pressuring him to reform his government. Several Afghan lawmakers said Mr. Karzai made the comment in a Saturday meeting, about a week after President Obama had flown to Kabul to encourage Mr. Karzai to expedite reforms.

In addition, Karzai spokesman Waheed Omar announced the resignation of the head of Afghanistan’s election commission, which had been widely criticized for allowing fraud in last year’s presidential election. However, Mr. Omar defended Mr. Karzai’s accusations of international tampering in the election, saying his president was correcting the record.

“And the president felt … we have to avoid having the same conversation again in the parliamentary elections,” Mr. Omar said, according to the Associated Press. “And based on the facts … he thought there was information on the other side, on the side of the Afghan government, that the public has the right to know. So that’s why the president did that.”

The U.N.-backed watchdog that monitored the election, as well as other international players, have denied any foreign interference in the Afghan election. White House spokesman Robert Gibbs this week described Mr. Karzai’s accusations as “troubling” and “untruthful.”

Marvin Weinbaum, a former Afghanistan analyst at the State Department, said Mr. Karzai’s comments will have grave consequences. “It is one thing to play the nationalist card, but quite another when his remarks undermine his relations with his international partners and threaten the military operation,” he said.

Mr. Karzai’s remarks also can be seen as bolstering the Taliban cause and confirming a belief prevalent among Afghans that Western troops seek to occupy their country, he said. “Looking at his remarks, you’d think the Taliban wrote the script,” said Mr. Weinbaum, a scholar in residence at the Middle East Institute.

The Associated Press reported that NATO said another service member was killed Wednesday by insurgents in southern Afghanistan, the ninth foreign death this month. In addition, Germany’s foreign minister joined the calls for the Afghans to place more emphasis on good governance, saying that was necessary to allow foreign forces to begin withdrawing. Germany has more than 4,000 troops in Afghanistan – the third-largest foreign troop contingent.

Complicating the strategy of U.S. and allied troops engaged in operations against the Taliban in the southern province of Kandahar is the role of Mr. Karzai’s brother, Ahmed Wali Karzai, in the region. Ahmed Wali Karzai has been accused of links with drug dealers and insurgents. He has denied the charges and dared his detractors to convict him if they can produce any evidence.

“We see a lot of accusations against Ahmed Wali, but there is no silver bullet,” a Western official said on the condition of anonymity because he is not authorized to speak publicly on the subject. “Where there is a whole lot of smoke, there has to be a fire; but we don’t know the nature of that fire.”

President Karzai has moved against local power brokers, but he has been reluctant to check the influence of his own brother.

“The big challenge in Kandahar is not so much securing the city but governance and corruption issues,” a U.S. official said on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the issue. “Can Ahmed Wali turn over a new leaf [after the operation in Kandahar]? We need him to step up.”

U.S. officials are concerned that Afghanistan’s lack of a credible judiciary along with systemic corruption have created space for the Taliban. “It’s not as though the Taliban is winning hearts and minds,” the U.S. official said.

Bruce Riedel, a former CIA officer who led Mr. Obama’s review of U.S. policy in Afghanistan and Pakistan, said the Afghan president’s “seemingly erratic behavior is a clever political message. … Afghans want decisions about their future made by Afghans, not NATO or the United States. Karzai is playing to this nationalist sentiment.”

Mr. Karzai’s vote-rigging charges have angered the Obama administration, which has expressed reluctance in conducting a May 12 meeting between Mr. Karzai and Mr. Obama at the White House.

Mr. Riedel, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, noted that the U.S. and the West chose Mr. Karzai to be Afghanistan’s president eight years ago. “Now many in the United States seem to have buyer’s remorse,” he said.

Abdullah Abdullah, a foreign minister in a previous Karzai administration, dropped out of last year’s runoff election with Mr. Karzai, citing evidence of large-scale rigging in the president’s favor. In a telephone interview with The Washington Times this week, Mr. Abdullah said Mr. Karzai’s accusations “distort reality” and warned him not to stir up animosity against Westerners.

“He is using the anti-foreigner card in a very dangerous manner,” Mr. Abdullah said. “The Afghan people expect him to deliver on good governance and eradicating corruption. These are not just Western demands.”

Meanwhile, Karl W. Eikenberry, U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan, has had several meetings with Mr. Karzai over the past few days to get a better sense of the Afghan leader’s reported remarks. These meetings have left the impression that Mr. Karzai believes what he says and is playing the anti-foreigner card to gain domestic political stature.

In a telephone conversation with Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton last week, Mr. Karzai sought to explain his remarks. He later told CNN that his comments were intended “just to make sure that we all understand as to where each one of us stands. … Afghanistan is the home of Afghans, and we own this place. Our partners are here to help, and we run this country.”

Sergey Balmasov –Pravda

President of Yemen Ali Abdullah Saleh urged his counterparts at the Arab League to unite to establish the Arab Union, a joint Arab state. The idea was voiced on March 27, at the 22nd summit of the Arab League. The members of the summit decided to study adequate opportunities in detail.

As a result, the Arab leaders decided to set up a five-sided committee to investigate opportunities. The committee has already prepared the protocol of intentions the goal of which seems to be clear: to create the joint Arab state.

Foreign ministers of Arab states will consider the document in the nearest future and then gather for a special summit to promote the idea further.

Amra Musa, the Secretary General of the Arab League offered to expand the framework of the possible unification with the help of other Muslim nations, particularly Iran and Turkey.

His initiative did not receive much support, though. Many in the Persian Gulf are concerned about Iran’s growing power. Iraq and Syria are in a dispute with Turkey regarding the Kurdish issue, not to mention other problems.

The Arab union may become an impressive force anyway. If created, it would mark the appearance of a new superpower on the map of the world. The Arab League is made of 21 states and the Palestine Liberation Organization. The territories of all these countries stretch from the Atlantic Ocean to the Persian Gulf.

It would be the world’s second largest (after Russia) and third most populated (after China and India) state. The joint Arab state would also take the undisputable lead on its energy sources.

The idea of such a union is not new. It was previously promoted during the previous century by Egyptian leader Gamal Abdel Nasser. His ideas of the joint Arab state were based on Arab socialism and the liquidation of the vestiges of colonial and feudal past. He only succeeded in the unification with Syria and Yemen, which subsequently collapsed after three years of existence in 1961.

Iraqi and Syrian Ba’athists and one of the most extraordinary Arab politicians Muammar Gaddafi of Libya tried to put the same idea into action. Gaddafi repeatedly stated that he was going to unite with Algeria, Sudan, Egypt, Tunisia and practically all of its Arab neighbors. He personally drove a bulldozer to destroy the Libyan border. Libya even came into armed conflicts with Egypt and Sudan in an attempt to realize the idea of Arab unity. Nothing came out as a result of all those actions.

“All that is just blah-blah-blah, – Arabist Georgia Mirsky told Pravda.Ru. – Arab leaders have been talking about unification for decades, but they have not done anything about it. They proudly say: “We are Arabs” but then they add “We are Egyptians,” “We are Iraqis,” and so on,” the scientist said.

“As experience shows, Arabic unity is a secondary category to specific state affiliation. There are no doubts about the fact that the political elite of Arab states does not want to sacrifice selfish interests for the sake of the common cause.

“Look at what happened with the union of Egypt and Syria in 1961. A Syrian, who then took an important position in the nation’s administration, told me once that everyone was happy about the unification with Egypt. When its officials arrived in Syria to govern the nation, everyone was deeply disappointed. The official, whom I mentioned earlier, was dismissed from his position and became a deputy for his new chief, an Egyptian. As a result, the union collapsed.

“The mindset of Arab people excludes parity and even democratic relations in administrations. Only authoritarianism is accepted,” the scientist concluded.

CNN

International forces mistakenly killed six Afghan soldiers in northern Kunduz province, the defense ministry said Saturday.

The Afghan National Army soldiers were carrying food to troops in Khakani village of Chardara district, the ministry said in a news release. German soldiers shot them by mistake late Friday night.

The friendly fire incident followed a fierce encounter with Taliban fighters Friday that left three German soldiers dead and five others wounded, said Mohammad Omar, the governor of Kunduz.

Germany has 4,335 soldiers serving in Afghanistan.

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Okay, so, they were mistaken for Taliban which they probably were. (An Afghan uniform makes no difference)  Or it’s German payback.  Regardless, that’s six less goat fuckers we have to deal with.

Soldier on…

Yahoo News

CAIRO – Al-Qaida’s American-born spokesman on Sunday called on Muslims serving in the U.S. armed forces to emulate the Army major charged with killing 13 people in Fort Hood.

In a 25-minute video posted on militant Web sites, Adam Gadahn described Maj. Nidal Hasan as a pioneer who should serve as a role model for other Muslims, especially those serving Western militaries.

“Brother Nidal is the ideal role-model for every repentant Muslim in the armies of the unbelievers and apostate regimes,” he said.

Gadahn, also known as Azzam al-Amriki, was dressed in white robes and wearing a white turban as he called for attacks on what he described as “high-value targets.”

“You shouldn’t make the mistake of thinking that military bases are the only high-value targets in America and the West. On the contrary, there are countless other strategic places, institutions and installations which, by striking, the Muslim can do major damage,” he said, an assault rifle leaning up against a wall next to him.

Hasan has been charged in the Nov. 5 shooting that killed 13 people at Fort Hood, Texas. The 39-year-old Army psychiatrist remains paralyzed from the chest down after being shot by two civilian members of Fort Hood’s police force.

“Nidal Hasan is a pioneer, a trailblazer and a role-model who has opened a door, lit a path and shown the way forward for every Muslim who finds himself among the unbelievers,” Gadahn said.

Gadahn grew up on a goat farm in Riverside County, California, and converted to Islam at a mosque in nearby Orange County. He has been wanted by the FBI since 2004 and two years later was charged with treason. There is a $1 million reward for information leading to his arrest or conviction.

He has in the past posted videos and messages calling for the destruction of the West and for strikes against targets in the United States. His location is unknown, but he is believed to be somewhere along the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan.

In the latest video, Gadahn said those planning attacks did not need to use only firearms like Hasan, but could use other weapons. “As the blessed operations of September 11th showed, a little imagination and planning and a limited budget can turn almost anything into a deadly, effective and convenient weapon.”

Gadahn said fighters should target mass transportation systems in the West and also wreak havoc “by killing or capturing people in government, industry and the media.”

He recommended finding ways to shake “consumer confidence and stifle spending” and noted that even unsuccessful attacks, such as the failed attempt to bomb a U.S. airliner on Christmas day, can bring major cities to a halt.

“I am calling on every honest and vigilant Muslim in the countries of the Zionist-Crusader alliance in general and America, Britain and Israel in particular to prepare to play his due role in responding to and repelling the aggression of the enemies of Islam,” Gadahn said.

Prospective Brides

News AU

THE owner of a goat allegedly raped is demanding the two accused make traditional wedding arrangements.

State media also said the two young men accused of having sex with a goat in central Mozambique faced criminal charges.

The young men, whose names and ages were not released, were caught in the act by police and arrested outside the rural town of Mbucuta in central Mozambique, the website of the state broadcaster said.

“One of the young men was naked and holding the goat’s head, and the other was having sex with the animal,” witness Mario Creva told Radio Mozambique.

District prosecutor Leonides Mapasse said the two would face trial for simple larceny.

The goat’s owner may also file a civil suit against them, he said.

The owner was demanding the young men pay him damages and initiate a traditional wedding ceremony by paying “lobolo,” a dowry, a family member told Radio Mozambique.