Watch out : Any peaceloving muslim neighbour or friend can be a hidden Terrorist or Sleeping Cell of Al Qaida

Submitted by Theodorus (India), Jul 23, 2006 at 16:52

Al Qaida Terrorist Training Camps in Afghanistan Talibaan Regime has trained thousands of Terrorists from Western Countries . They went to Pakistan legally as Tourists or visitors and from Pakistan they were taken to Afghanistan for Terrorist Training in Al Qaida Terror Camps . They have initial course after ideological dose which includes physical training and unarmed combat. and second course has training in fire arms and handling explosives. They completed Training of Jehad and pledged their alligence to Osama Bin Laden . They were brought back to Pakistan and from there they left back to their host countries in west.

These people are sleeping cells or hidden terrorists , They are behaving like normal citizens , have family and they study , work or enjoy as any other citizens , they pose as peaceloving moderate muslims.They are waiting patiently for an instruction from their masters , and they will turn into suicide bombers , they will even murder their own neighbour with whom they used to dine and share good time together. Muslims are like fifth column and should be watched. We must respect but suspect every muslim. Muslims must be profiled and finger printed, Their mosques must be wiretapped.We must be very vigilant before militant Islam strikes again with a sept 11 type attack.

Don't Trust Them , They will murder you when the times comes because Quran orders them to do so.

For more about threat of Muslims and Islam , please visit the website :

http://www.6thcolumnagainstjihad.com/Commentary_P1.htm

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