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Bombings 'un-Islamic' CAIRO - Al-Qaida issued a new English-language video Saturday denying it was behind a series of bombings in Pakistan that have killed hundreds of civilians, calling such attacks un-Islamic. (AP) PREVIOUS: Muslims account for 85% of casualties in al Qaeda attacks A study of al-Qaida's violence against Muslims .pdf 'Dirty bomb' parts found BELFAST, Maine - James G. Cummings, who police say was shot to death by his wife two months ago, allegedly had a cache of radioactive materials in his home suitable for building a “dirty bomb.” According to an FBI field intelligence report from the Washington Regional Threat and Analysis Center posted online by WikiLeaks. (Bangor Daily News) Trio remanded LONDON - Three men charged in connection with an alleged arson attack on the north London home of a businessman planning to publish a controversial novel called The Jewel of Medina about the prophet Mohammed have been remanded in custody. (Telegraph UK) PREVIOUS: Firebomb attack Terror threats 'scare us' OTTAWA - The RCMP is investigating seven suspected terrorist plots so disturbing they "keep me awake at night," the senior Mountie for national security disclosed yesterday. (Ottawa Citizen) PREVIOUS: CSIS keeping tabs on protesters Protests 'to get more violent' Extremist activity associated with 2010 A changed perspective Jury convicts GLASGOW - Mohammed Atif Siddique, a British-born Muslim student from Alva, Clackmannanshire, was convicted of possessing and distributing a range of terrorist material through websites and providing instructional material about guns and explosives over the internet. (Guardian UK) PREVIOUS: Terror trial jury sees footage of 'execution' Court told videos 'easy to find' Terror jury sees bomb-threat video Armed police arrest Scottish terror suspect The War on Terror's professional witness	Canada's ability to share info TORONTO - Public Safety Minister Peter Van Loan says Canada has significant limitations in its ability to share information about potential terrorist suspects with other countries. (CP) Anti-terror tactics 'weaken law' GENEVA - The UK and the US have "actively undermined" international law in the way they fight terrorism, a report by judges and lawyers has said. The independent International Commission of Jurists carried out a three-year global study. It concluded that many measures introduced to fight terrorism were illegal and counter-productive. (BBC) RELATED: ICJ: Report on Corporate complicity in International Crimes Cops release killers' IDs MUMBAI - Indian police have released the names and pictures of the nine suspected Islamic militants killed during a terror attack on Mumbai - saying that they were all from Pakistan. (Sky News) PREVIOUS: 2008 Mumbai attacks Massacre in Mumbai Mumbai attacks 'Performance Art' BELFAST - Convicted killer Michael Stone stormed the Irish Parliament with enough homemade bombs to kill dozens in a rain of fire and nails. But it was all in the name of art, he says. (Fox) Bombing possibly tied to NY Anarchist groups NEW YORK - Investigators believe the bicyclist who bombed the Times Square military recruiting station is a local man with ties to chaos-crazed anarchy groups, a high-ranking law-enforcement source said yesterday. (NY Post) PREVIOUS: Canadian link being probed Times Square blast Explosion at Times Square recruiting center Military apparent target Army blamed for hundreds of murders MANILA - Philippine soldiers have murdered hundreds of left-wing activists since 2001 and their commanding officers should be held responsible, the head of a government inquiry has said. (Reuters) MORE: Some politicos gave money to rebels: military Communist rebels raid Philippine gold rush area New People's Army

Stolen cars linked to terror attacks overseas With one car stolen every three minutes in Canada, the cost for all Canadians who pay insurance premiums is more than a billion dollars. But the insurance industry accuses the Canada Border Services Agency of not doing everything in its power to stop it. (CTV) PREVIOUS: US auto theft database is left to languish US car theft rings probed for ties to Iraq bombings	Google Earth maps out Darfur atrocities WASHINGTON - If you Google the word Darfur, you will find about 13 million references to the atrocities in the western Darfur region of Sudan - what the US has said is this century's first genocide. As of today, when the 200 million users of Google Earth log onto the site, they will be able to view the horrific details of what's happening in Darfur for themselves. (CNN) Video: Google earth Darfur

The system works WASHINGTON - Homeland Security chief Janet Napolitano is getting hammered because her first response to the "Undie-bomber" fiasco was that "the system worked." We shouldn't have been surprised. Sure, she looks a little silly now that the facts are dribbling out. But she was just following the modern bipartisan, public relations template in this age of information management. First, play down the problem. Second, emphasize what did not go wrong, assure us that those in charge are "investigating," and most important; emphasize no one in any position of responsibility is at fault. (CBS) Dysfunctional New US screening rules 'ill-considered Obama assails intelligence failures Red tape won't boost security Homeland ends subpoenas Chris Elliott Steve Frischling Homeland strikes back, at bloggers Call for Napolitano to step down How US failed to connect the dots System failed: Homeland Northwest Airlines Flight 253 Illusion of security RCMP dispatched to airports $50B intelligence machine is NOT working	Canada toils in secret Canada obligated to copy US airport security Our own worst enemy Deluged of intelligence Baird backs airport search Terrorist threat example Welcome to the new reality Imams issue Fatwa against attacks 'Terrorists winning' Flying the freaked out skies Software would add privacy to body scanners High-tech tools are no terrorism cure-all Feds buying 44 full-body image scanners Flying the freaked out skies Under 18 exempt New scanners break child porn laws Tougher screening rules for passengers Body scanners and double searches Dilemma for Canadian airlines Full body scanners will not eliminate threat Airport security always one step behind Chalk up another victory for the fear industry Illusion of security How to have high security, little bother Failure to act Confusion reigns Explodable underwear No carry on bags Bomber 'assisted by second man'

Man pleads guilty to charge PHOENIX - A BC man charged with plotting to blow up the Trans-Alaskan oil pipeline on New Year's Day 2000 pleaded guilty to a terrorism charge. Alfred Reumayr, 58, of New Westminster pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting terrorism transcending national boundaries at the US District Court in Santa Fe, N.M. (Vancouver Province)	Secret spy days are over As a consequence of the fight against global Islamic terrorism, an increasing number of open-court criminal prosecutions in Canada, the US and Europe have, at their genesis, information collected by shadowy secret agents rather than police officers. (Ottawa Citizen) PREVIOUS: New spy game M.I.C.E. PERSEREC

Detainee confesses to bombing WASHINGTON - Waleed Mohammed bin Attash, long suspected of plotting the bombing of the USS Cole, confessed to planning the attack during a hearing at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, according to a Pentagon transcript released Monday. (AP) PREVIOUS: Sudan sued over USS Cole attack USS Cole families take Sudan to court	Ottawa man's name comes up in US terror trial OTTAWA -Documents seized in an RCMP national security raid at the home of Ottawa engineer Abdullah Almalki have surfaced in a terrorism-related court case in the United States. (CanWest) PREVIOUS: Al Qaeda in Minneapolis: The Investigation Al Qaeda in Minneapolis: The mission

Tribal leader's death may affect Pakistan politics QUETTA - Many analysts say the death of Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti was a major blunder by the Musharraf government that may not only fan the flames of Baluch nationalism, but may also siphon precious military resources away from the fight against terror. (VOA) PREVIOUS: Clashes at Baloch tribal memorial Baluchistan Fresh trouble in Pakistan's Baluchistan over killing	Canadian hideout? A former Quebec university student suspected in a terrorist plot to bomb commuter trains in New York City had applied for a visa to return to Canada before his arrest, says a terrorism expert familiar with the case. (CP) PREVIOUS: RCMP release suspect in NY tunnel plot Overview of the 2006 NY Tunnel plot Jet-set jihadist NYC plot: 'real deal' or 'bravado'? FBI uncovers plot to attack New York City tunnels N.Y. tunnel plot uncovered

Chinese-made weapons used by Taliban OTTAWA - Despite allegations that Chinese-made weapons are falling into Taliban hands and further endangering Canadian soldiers, Canada's foreign affairs minister never addressed the issue to his Chinese counterpart during the APEC summit last week. (CTV)	Iranian, Chinese weapons seized The Taliban supply line US concerned about Iranian weapons from China going to Taliban Afghan government denies China supplies weapons to Taliban Taleban 'getting Chinese weapons' Chinese weapons 'reaching the Taliban'

Police reject UN criticism MONTREAL - The elected official in charge of Montreal police says he knew nothing about a United Nations report slamming the force's use of mass arrests until he read about it in the newspapers. (The Gazette) PREVIOUS: Canada's anti-terror measures criticized by UN	Shining Path founder sentenced to life in prison CALLAO, Peru - Shining Path founder Abimael Guzman, whose messianic communist vision inspired a 12-year rebellion that cost nearly 70,000 lives, was found guilty Friday of aggravated terrorism and sentenced to life in prison. (AP)

Canadian 'major player' in smuggling ring DETROIT - A U.S. judge denied bail Tuesday to a Windsor man accused of being "a major player" in a smuggling ring that sent money to a Lebanese terrorist group. (Windsor Star) PREVIOUS: 19 indicted in racketeering scheme linked to Hizbullah Canadian men accused of funding terror	Terrorism report's release fuels political fight WASHINGTON - White House release of a previously secret intelligence assessment depicting a growing terrorist threat gives both political parties new ammunition in the election-season fight over the Iraq war. (AP) ASSESSMENT: Trends in Global Terrorism Trends point to more diverse attacks more often

Pakistani player steps up jihad Recent anti-terrorism arrests in Canada, Britain, Australia and the United States involve an array of allegations, but all have one thing in common: Lashkar-e-Tayyiba. (National Post) PREVIOUS: 'LeT special squad engineering terror' OSAC: Lashkar-e-Tayyiba Global Security Ottawa to spend $650M to upgrade links to US spies	Tory MP attended rally for group on terror list OTTAWA - Conservative MP Jason Kenney is coming under scrutiny for his appearance at a rally organized by supporters of a banned terrorist organization. (CTV) MORE: National Council of Resistance of Iran Canada: List of banned terrorist organizations Wikipedia: National Council of Resistance of Iran

CSIS boss calls racial profiling 'fundamentally stupid' ST. JOHN'S - The director of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service said Tuesday that the spy agency avoids racial profiling because it is "fundamentally stupid'' and does not knowingly use information gleaned under torture offshore because the practice is "morally repugnant.'' (CanWest News) PREVIOUS: Profile passengers If you're a Muslim, its your problem	Two more suspects arrested in German bomb probe BERLIN - Authorities in Germany and Lebanon on Friday detained two more suspects in connection with a plot to detonate suitcase bombs on German trains last month. (Reuters) PREVIOUS: Second German terror suspect arrested in Lebanon Train bombing plot surprises Germany German police detain suspect in July bomb plot German suitcase bombs ' part of terrorist plot'

Russian billionaire dials up Iran TEHRAN - Mikhail Fridman, 43, is a secretive Russian billionaire who is spreading his corporate reach into Western Europe, the US - and beyond. (Fox) Spies, lies & KPMG Forbes: World's richest people 2006 - #50 Charges against visiting scholar 4th Iranian-American detained Iran charges 3 with spying Ali Shakeri Kian Tajbakhsh Pamaz Azima Iran cracks down on dissidents Refugees forced back to Afghanistan Iran court reverses convictions Teheran keeps reformers out of elections Killers not guilty as victims were un-Islamic Journalist beaten for being 'anti-Islam' 'Fanatics' attack with cricket bat Mahmound Ahmadinejad Iran calls Ottawa right abuser No attack plans, says Iran leader	DRMS Iran buys US military hardware Feds seize non-profit assets Alavi Foundation Iranian Guards amass secret fortunes Revolutionary Guards Iran Guards warn US of blows ahead: report US moves to blacklist Iranian corps Part 1: Children of 'the resistance' Part 2: Losing a son Part 3: Father's sacrifice Part 4: Getting out of an Iraqi terror camp Part 5: 'I'm with the Mujahedin' Sanctions: Iran on nuclear path Iran's plot to mine uranium in Africa Border guards seize British 'dirty bomb' lorry Iran attack not ruled out China arming Iran with missile technology Iran pledges $50M to Palestinians Iran: 'We are a nuclear country' Facing down Iran

Everybody disowns shipment Hezbollah and its Iranian and Syrian backers have flatly rejected Israeli claims that a shipment of arms and ammunition intercepted at sea was destined for the Lebanese militia group. As Israel moved quickly to exploit the propaganda value of the find to highlight the role of Iran, Hezbollah "categorically" denied any connection to the case. (Guardian UK) Ship wasn't carrying weapons: FMs Everybody denies link Israel stops German ship Israel seizes ship MV Francop Arms ship takedown Israel seizes arms ship Canada resumes financial aid to Palestinian Fatah pays Hamas force Canada cuts relations with Palestinian Hezbollah guilty of war crimes Hezbollah accused of war crimes Amnesty faults Hizbullah's 'war crimes' I didn't think abduction would lead to war Hezbollah chief calls war a surprise Hamas TV follows Farfour with Nahoul	Syria hails 'a new Middle East' Israeli ambassador denounces MPs The future of Lebanon leaving' Israel delays larger offensive for diplomacy Reuters withdraws all photos by freelancer Altered war Hezbollah's civilian strategy Lebanon's PM revises death toll Disingenuous? Reuters admits to more image manipulation Countdown to next Middle Eastern war Nations refuse to disarm Hezbollah From war to game of cat and mouse I wouldn't have kidnapped troops UN permits wide use of force in Lebanon Peacekeeping reinforcements arrive Hamas not interested 'secret fund transfers' Palestinians: Tel Aviv bombing justified Cash sparks new Hamas incident Palestinian police storm government offices Farfour the mouse Kidnapped BBC reporter freed BBC's correspondent released Palestinian militant groups Hamas uses women as 'human shield' Mideast peace remains elusive
Gaza militants use human shield Hamas closes offices after day of violence Gun battles break out in Gaza Protesters burn Hamas cabinet building Eight die as Gaza factions clash Palestinians Begin to Direct Blame Inward Hamas figure slams Gaza' anarchy Hamas chief attacks 'stupid anarchy' Seized journalists freed in Gaza Palestinian Deputy PM arrested in raid Gaza stand-off born of weakness No money for Hamas Hamas Israeli forces arrest Hamas ministers Israeli forces arrest Palestinian officials	UN to limit contacts with Palestinian govt US, Europe cut aid to Palestinians Canada shuts out Hamas Hamas launches website Hamas Takes over Parliament Who's who in Hamas? Hamas' Options Israel to impose Hamas sanctions Hamas faces financial crunch if aid cut off Furious protesters demand Abbas quit Hamas 'secures' stunning victory Hamas Claims Victory Hamas - in its own words Settler's body believed found Gaza Under Siege

Scotland Yard guilty over death LONDON - The Metropolitan Police was found guilty today of a "catastrophic" series of errors in the killing of Jean Charles de Menezes, the Brazilian electrician shot dead at Stockwell Tube station two years ago after being mistaken for a suicide bomber. (Times online)Met guilty over health and safety 2007 London car bombs 2007 Glasgow International Airport attack 2006 transatlantic aircraft plot London bomb plot July 21, 2005 London bombings July 7, 2005 London bombings July 2005 2004 Financial buildings plot Three charged over 7/7 bombings A relentless bomb investigation 3 held in London subway attacks Terror threat worst since 9/11 Muslim man guilty of murder call	MI5 'watched two London bombers' London bombers not linked to al Qaeda Hamza guilty of race hate and terror charges Hamza guilty of inciting murder London Mosque Had Weapons Key to proving Hamza's hate The battle for the mosque 'Al-Qaeda cleric' detained for deportation BBC: London attacks CBC: London bombing CNN: London terror CTV: London attacks Times: London Bombs London bombers: Key facts Row over new rules for hate preachers Sarin gas attack thwarted Experts analyse bomber videotape UK reveals terror deportation rules MI5 shifts focus to terror threat BBC: UK Aircraft terror plot
Bomb plots 'months in planning' Adopt our values or stay away Blair crackdown on grants to groups Universities given 'how-to' guide Islamists infiltrate four universities Hot for martyrdom Socialization Stark warning on terror threa British 'aware' of 30 plots has foiled 5 Al-Qaeda plotter jailed for life Briton planned 'to kill thousands' Briton admits plotting to bomb buildings UK Police Trained at Islamic School 14 held in terror police swoop 16 arrested in UK anti-terrorism raid Terror raids hit radical preacher	MSNBC: Terror in the skies Young Muslims targeted by recruiters Radical cleric will not be allowed back Met chief admits mistake over de Menezes Acts of hate: The full list The clues to July bombing that MI5 missed Police tampered with log on dead 'suspect' No charges for Tube shooting cops Family's disgust at decision Bomb plot architect related to Zawahri 'They are using law to cover their mistakes' Terror police find 'martyr tapes' White extremists use terror videos 11 charged in alleged terror plot Pakistani family's run through terror case

Taliban targeted Danes ISLAMABAD - Pakistani officials said Tuesday an attack on the Danish embassy was likely a one-off linked to cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed and will not impact the new government's talks with the Taliban. (Reuters) Blast site probe begins Bomber targets Danish embassy Bomb blast at Danish embassy Blast outside Danish embassy Cartoon protest Muslims jailed Ancient words beget violence Terrorists are always 'outraged' The Pope & the Byzantine emperor Pope stops short Militants threaten to kill the Pope	Muhammad cartoons controversy Ayaan Hirsi Ali Moderate Muslims need support Moderate Muslims demand action Media runs scared Muslim hard-liners attack Playboy building The End of Tolerance Stretching the Jihad The Cartoon Jihad Mob targets Western businesses in Pakistan Hidden motives behind cartoon riots Italy cartoon row minister quits Mankind is disgusting Proving our point Students protest free speech Muslims read riot act Al-Qaeda threatens jihad over remarks
West Bank churches firebombed Pope sparks fury among Muslims Muslim leader accuses publisher of hate Muslim scholars say West must be educated Threats force spokesman from MCC Jyllands-Posten cartoons controversy Judge dies in Turkey court attack Libya suspends minister after cartoon riots Libyan demonstration turns deadly Nigeria cartoon protests kill 16 US Embassy Targeted Australians are an obedient people Australian police expect more violence Racial violence continues in Australia Second night of violence in Sydney	Controversial cartoons of Prophet stir debate A thing or two about us infidels Muslim anger fear halts opera Sex 'toon probe off Radical revision of Islamic texts Cartoons protests map UN's international unacceptable speech Satire, or blasphemy? Cartoon protests turn deadly Don't bow to religious fervour Anti-Semitism in the Arab world Denmark's Muhammad cartoonist no regrets 'Not a good day to be blonde in Beirut Cartoons of Muhammad Denmark Moslem youth riots

Rioting youths burn hundreds of cars in France CLICHY-SOUS-BOIS - Marauding youths torched hundreds of vehicles overnight and on Saturday in renewed violence coinciding with the first anniversary of riots that exposed a deep schism between poor North African immigrants and mainstream France. (AP) Woman burned during French riots Youths torch two buses near Paris France scraps youth job law It's a GM future Protests escalate in France	French strike again France has become a nation of Dingwalls Strike of the absurd Intifada a la francaise Explosion of anger transforming France French Cabinet oks curfews to stop rioting In pictures: Paris erupts French murder hearing in Abidjan Barbarians of suburbs target French Jews The murder of Ilan Halimi Taking leave of 'the fear' Finding peace in Canada Barricaded in Paris

Reports link Canadian to attacks CHICAGO - The reports cite government sources and allege that Tahawwur Hussain Rana, a Canadian citizen living in Chicago, may have attempted to recruit terrorists in Mumbai. They also suggest that David Headley - Rana's alleged associate, who changed his name from Daood Gilani - visited Gujarat, Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh, all of which have nuclear installations. In India, Headley has also been accused of helping to plan out the Mumbai attacks. (CTV) Alleged links to Mumbai massacre Suspects arrested by Italian police Who did he help get into the country Rana & Headley have elite Pak background	David Headley & Tahawwur Rana Canada working with US, India 2008 Mumbai attacks India to share evidence with Pakistan India detains hundreds over train bombings Horror and shock for Indo-Canadians Bloodied Mumbai heads back to work BBC: Mumbai train attacks Bombay train blasts Explosions rock commuter trains in Mumbai India arrests militant for bombings Blast casts shadow over Delhi 'These are dastardly acts of terrorism' Powerful explosions rock New Delhi Blasts in New Delhi India train derails

Suspect killed in custody VANCOUVER - A mystery witness who said he was too fearful to testify at the Air India inquiry has now provided detailed information to an Indian magazine about the confession and in-custody killing of Talwinder Singh Parmar. The witness, Harmail Singh Chandi, is a former Punjab police officer who says he was present when Parmar admitted his involvement in the June 1995 bombing during an intensive interrogation over five days in October 1992. (Vancouver Sun) Ministerial note from January 1986 .pdf Ministerial note from August 1985 .pdf	PMO tried to hide bombing facts PMO withheld Air India report Major Commission Brian Mulroney Fred Doucet Malik drops suit Air India memorial Air India Inquiry No need for probe Air India victims' families deplore bickering' Liberal MP's interviewed in Air India case Gun used to kill Hayer traced to Sikh cop Margin of Terror Air India public inquiry CSIS opposes Air India public inquiry Report of Bob Rae Morden boss when Air India tapes destroyed What did CSIS know?
Operation Silence Documents name Bagri, Malik Bomb-maker's family given funds monthly Fearful Air India witnesses refuse to testify Law reform urged at Air India probe We'll press on, says Mountie RCMP blame game Air India inquiry cannot proceed PM breaks Air India impasse The sound and the fury of ethnic outreach Widow tells probe of intimidation during trial Witness blast multiculturalism	BC Ministry: Air India Trial Babbar Khalsa International Sikh Youth Federation (ISYF) Not guilty of perjury, says Reyat Reyat denied parole Air India bomb-maker tried to make deal Man charged with perjury over testimony Air India witness wants compensation Air India Flight 182 'The utter wrongness of putting children in plastic bags' Horrific scene described at Air India inquiry

Into thin air The Americans were getting close. It was early in the winter of 2004-05, and Osama bin Laden and his entourage were holed up in a mountain hideaway along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border. (Newsweek) Osama Muhammed Awad bin Laden
Officials say no evidence bin Laden has died Paper: bin Laden been dead for a month CIA unit that hunted bin Laden closed Jail is a terror recruitment cell The jail run by al-Qaeda Women of al-Qaeda Drug, terror new ways to launder money	Caught in the Osama obsession Oussama Ben Laden serait mort Osama's 'mistress' tells wild stories Al-Zarqawi's cell phone yields surprises Jihadis adapt to counter-terror measures Bush says 10 plots by Al Qaeda were foiled CBC Indepth: Bin-Laden
Bin Laden claims responsibility for 9/11 Terrorism on the cheap Probe reveals Islam's extreme edge Inside the mind of a terrorist Islam & the West BBC Indepth: al-Qaeda Guardian Special Report: al-Qaida CBC: Terror alerts Al-Qaeda Training manual MIPT: Terrorism Knowledge base	CNN Special: The Hunt for Osama-Bin-Laden Al Qaeda WMD attack 'feasible,' report warns Al-Qaeda sanctions 'ineffective' Slaughter the infidels Bin Laden: Goal is to bankrupt US The Invisible Bankers The money trail Bin Laden no longer al-Qaeda financier Officials: al Qaeda milks clueless charities Charities in terror fund spotlight

Canadian 'R&R' for an ETA cell The photo taken at an organic herb farm in D'Arcy, BC, shows three Spanish men and their wives relaxing in a garden on plastic lawn chairs, their coffee mugs perched on a round patio table. It looks unexceptional, but it isn't. When the RCMP found the snapshot during a recent raid in Vancouver, they identified the men as Ivan Apaolaza Sancho, Victor Tejedor Bilbao and Mario Ines Torres -- all wanted terrorists. (National Post)	Court finds 21 guilty of Madrid bombings Madrid bombings: the defendants 2004 Madrid train bombings Police find car bomb Rescuers seek bodies under Madrid airport rubble Car bombing at Madrid airport CNN Special: Madrid bombing BBC Indepth: Madrid Train Attacks

Life sentence MONTREAL - Desire Munyaneza was sentenced to life in prison with no parole for 25 years for torturing and raping civilians during the Rwandan genocide. (CTV) Desire Munyaneza Munyaneza gets life Sentenced to life Trial watch: Desire Munyaneza HistoryWiz: And the World Stood By	Rwandan genocide Genocide charge Arrest and charge Ottawa slow to deport Rwandan war criminal Leon Mugesera Alleged war criminal begs to stay in Canada Shake Hands with the Devil Ex-Rwandan col. 'kingpin' of massacre BBC: Rwanda genocide PBS Frontline: Triumph of Evil

Photos unsealed TORONTO - Photos of a former Toronto student leader handling and firing guns at a rebel camp have been unsealed by US prosecutors in advance of his sentencing on terrorism charges. (National Post) Sathajhan Sarachandran Canadian pleads guilty to buying missiles S. P. Thamilselvan Debit-card ring linked to Tamil terrorists Tamil Tiger leader dies in air raid Public face of the Tamil Tigers Terror suspect linked to Canada Tamil gang leader may avoid deportation Toronto police raid Tamil gangs Sri Lankan 'recruits child fighters' Sri Lankan Tamil Tigers	Liberal MPs attend vigil Alleged LTTE front had voters lists Tigers use Canadian charities as 'fronts' Mounties call Tamil group 'arm of Tigers' Police pore over Tamil papers seized in raid Police raid offices of Tamil group Tamil Tigers outlawed Declawing the Tigers LTTE intimidation & extortion in Tamil EU bans Tamil Tigers over murder 12 Tamils arrested in Sri Lanka assassination Massacre of innocent civilians by LTTE Tamil Tigers openly feted on campus Sri Lanka: 23 years of bloodshed How RCMP chose to target Tigers HRW: Child Soldiers Military use of children Child Soldiers: A global issue

Opium market declines KABUL - Afghanistan's opium production fell 10% last year and prices are at their lowest in a decade, meaning "the bottom is starting to fall out" of the world's largest opium market, the UN said. (AP) Afghan opium survey 2009 Afghanistan now has drug cartels Poppy cultivation declines Suicide bomb tactics backfire How to be a jihadi: Taliban's training manual Jihad 101 for would-be terrorists Digitizing Terror How-to guide for tracking terrorists on-line Arrests in acid attack 10 arrested Afghan leader drug trial in US Warlord or druglord? Warlords of Afghanistan Drug haul may be world's biggest Report of the standing Senate committee Easy work, good money Afghanistan 'record harvest'	Afghan opium production drops UN report Opium production in Afghanistan World's biggest drug seizure Police uncover 236 tonnes of hash Taliban Canada warns Afghanistan on corruption Afghan heroin hitting our streets Heroin trade vital for Taliban: RCMP officer Opium Production in Afghanistan Narcotics, Afghanistan and terrorists Afghans open interrogation facilities Group gets funds here to kill our troops BBC Profile: Gulbuddin Hekmatyar Tax worth $100M Wikipedia: Hezb-i-Islami Taliban leader 'killed' after RAF track phone Taliban official admits strike killed chief Killed Taliban leader's identify confirmed US strike kills Afghan Taliban leader UN sees Afghan drug battle faltering Diverging trends between north and south Helmand Province Afghanistan Opium Survey Nov. 2008 .pdf
Afghan opium cultivation soars 59% in 2006 Canadians find link Taliban, drug trade Address by PM to the Canadian Armed forces PM: We won't back down Afghan debate not really a debate Too many MPs missing in action Afghanistan now nearly 'a narcotics state' Al-Zarqawi death buoys military in Afghanistan 'Painstaking' operation led to al-Zarqawi Zarqawi Network Helped Bring Him Down Zarqawi killed in Iraq air raid Mastermind of bloodiest suicide attacks Abu Musab al-Zarqawi: Part 1 Abu Musab al-Zarqawi: Part 2 Abu Musab al-Zarqawi: Part 3	Global Security: Hizb-i-Islami (Islamic Party) Government of Canada: listed entities Drug industry threatens to state building UN warns Afghan opium crop to spur deaths Opium plan poppycock, experts say PM's visit coincides with major operation Afghan Canadians volunteer for duty Outside the wire Canadian troops in Kabul overburdened Military Ombudsman website Department of National Defence CIA Factbook: Afghanistan CBC Indepth: Afghanistan Guardian Special Report: Afghanistan Following the Afghan drugs trail

US study finds billions of Iraqi oil missing NEW YORK - Billions of dollars' worth of Iraq's declared oil production over the past four years is unaccounted for, possibly having been siphoned off through corruption or smuggling, The New York Times said on Saturday. Between 100,000 and 300,000 barrels of Iraq's daily output of roughly 2 million barrels is missing, it said, citing a draft report prepared by the US Government Accountability Office and government energy analysts. (Reuters)
Saddam Hussein 1937-2006 Iraq Study Group Report Iraq insurgency has funds to sustain itself Corruption: the 'second insurgency'Congress voted end to US watchdog on Iraq Office of the Inspector General for Iraq US reportedly put key nuke data online US web archive reveal nuclear lessons Rumsfeld a casualty of war Kidnappers use victims as bombers Iraq on brink of civil war: Pentagon Bush: Iraq has not fallen into civil war Sunni Islam in Iraq Shiites Islam in Iraq Gunmen slay pilgrims near Baghdad Judge insists executed Shiites confessed Commission on the intelligence capabilities of the US regarding WMD Butler: Review Of Intelligence on WMD Guardian Special Report: Iraq	34,000 Iraqi civilians killed in 2006, UN reports Saudis reportedly funding Iraqi Sunnis Saudis and Iran prepare to do battle US stops audit of Iraq rebuilding Contractors rarely penalized for misdeeds Operation Iraqi Freedom documents Bush rethinking Iraq Rumsfeld's legacy Counting corpses Iraqis shot 'for wearing shorts' CNN: War in Iraq CBC: Iraq CBS: War on Terror BBC Indepth: After Saddam Military.com: Saddam Hussein Debkafile: Indications Saddam was not in hiding The Reform Islam needs Saddam regime funds financing insurgency Sunni Islam Shi'a Islam

9/11 suspects to be tried in civilian court WASHINGTON - Self-proclaimed Sept. 11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four other Guantanamo Bay detainees will be sent to New York to face trial in a civilian federal court, Attorney General Eric Holder said, adding that he expects to seek the death penalty against them. (NBC)
9/11 memorial	The laughing 9/11 bombers Ziad Jarrah Mohamed Atta Chillling message of the 9/11 pilots The videos Al Qaeda master mind 'admits' plotting 9/11' Khalid Shaikh Mohammed Key 9/11 figured 'beheaded Pearl' The 'confesssion' in full .pdf WTC emergency calls released Transcript: United Flight 93 Cockpit Tape Trade Center 911 calls released Compensation for losses from 9/11 attacks 9-11 Commission final report Wikipedia: Able Danger Able Danger Blog Able Danger Revisited

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