Turkish Paper warns "AlQaeda group warns US of 'unbearable hell' after Bush re-election"

This link was originally posted here:

www.belowtopsecret.com...
by evecasino

But the thread was moved and I think folks should read this...



Qaeda group warns US of 'unbearable hell' after Bush re-election
DUBAI (AFP) - A group linked to Osama bin Laden`s Al-Qaeda network threatened the United States with reprisals after the re-election of President George W. Bush, warning of "unbearable hell," in a website statement.
"The coming days will show you that the one you preferred will lead you to an unbearable hell," said the group calling itself the Abu Hafs al-Masri Brigades after the Al-Qaeda military chief killed in Afghanistan in October 2001.
In Washington, a US official said Friday that the message appeared to be authentic.
www.turkishpress.com...



NEW LINK

Continuation of Earlier Story - Al-Qaeda Warns United States of Coming Days

DUBAI (AFP) - A group linked to Osama bin Laden (news - web sites)'s Al-Qaeda network threatened the United States with reprisals after the re-election of President George W. Bush (news - web sites), warning of "unbearable hell," in a website statement.

"The coming days will show you that the one you preferred will lead you to an unbearable hell," said the group calling itself the Abu Hafs al-Masri Brigades after the Al-Qaeda military chief killed in Afghanistan (news - web sites) in October 2001.

It was not possible to immediately verify the statement. The same group claimed responsibility for the train bombings in Madrid in March this year that killed 191 people in Spain's worst attack and injured another 1,900.

"Although the criminal Bush has spilt blood of Muslims during the last four years and despite the butcheries that he committed and continues to perpetrate in Afghanistan, in Palestine and in Iraq (news - web sites), we see that... the applause of his people is increasing," it said.
www.trackingterrorism.com...


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The same group that claimed the madrid train bombing, so a train station attack is obviously a possibility.

will not dissuade the mujahedeen from striking the head of the line of infidelity,

This line set a few bells off. What is the head of the line of infidelity, GWB? The White House? Capitol Hill? Or just the US?

Why are you duplicating evecasino's thread?

Becuase it was put in "predictions" and it needs to be here, please edit and give him credit as I listed it was his.

I thought the popular theory was that edsinger was a troll in disguise?

Oh, snap...I just let the cat out of the bag. Sry all. My bad.

Ups on Pac-Man!

What's a troll? (still learning, always learning )

Originally posted by Chris McGee
What's a troll? (still learning, always learning

)

They think I am employed by Bush...thought I would go away after the elections, but heck Liberal bashing is to much fun

Well, are you employed by Bush?

No, I just work for a living and dont like liberals

Originally posted by Chris McGee
Well, are you employed by Bush?

He is his chief intelegence analist for Iraq

Sorry edsinger I couldnt resist

Originally posted by Amuk

Originally posted by Chris McGee
Well, are you employed by Bush?

He is his chief intelegence analist for Iraq

Sorry edsinger I couldnt resist

No probs mate

Baghdad Ed!

So do you think there's anything significant in that quote, 'the head of the line of infidelity'?

Dunno, but it sure seems weird and this rumoured second tape doesnt help.

Originally posted by Chris McGee
So do you think there's anything significant in that quote, 'the head of the line of infidelity'?

I think that this is just another way of saying, "The Great Satan." Al Queda, if it has any juice left at all, would like to take out everyone in the US, starting with the head of state.

A lot of folks think that the last two tapes released, the one by Osama and the one by the fruitcake from LA, are signs of the growing impotence (oxymoron?) of the terrorist organization.

Originally posted by edsinger

Originally posted by Chris McGee
What's a troll? (still learning, always learning

)

They think I am employed by Bush...thought I would go away after the elections, but heck Liberal bashing is to much fun

You're moving threads around now?

Originally posted by dgtempe
You're moving threads around now?

I am a mod now? , see the warning?

A bit of quick research on 'the line of the infidel' resulted in these results:

In the landmark, Ghazva-i-Badr, (622 AD, 2 AH) his fervent appeal and prayer for divine help remains an immutably sacred part of our history. As the line of the infidel, warring Quraish of Makkah appeared over the sands, the Prophet raised his hands in prayer for Allah's mercy and succour

www.dawn.com...

The line of the infidel bit comes about this battle:

The battle of Badr. In 624 C.E. the Quraish of Makkah mustered a strong force, and decided to give the Muslims a battle with a view to crushing them. When the Holy Prophet came to know of the intentions of the Quraish he held a council of war at Madina. At this council, Abu Bakr was the first to rise and make an offer to sacrifice his life in the defense of Islam. The Muslims could muster a force of 313 men only to fight against the Quraish. With this meager force the Holy Prophet marched from Madina to Badr, some eighty miles away

www.ymofmd.com...

I think Grady is probably right on this one.

Yeah if you are going to dupe a thread, probably not a good idea to mention the original in your first post.