http://www.liveleak.com/browse?q=Toulouse Tue, 18 Jun 2013 01:14:19 -0400 Liveleak http://edge.liveleak.com/80281E/u/u/ll2/logo.gif http://www.liveleak.com/browse?q=Toulouse Wed, 29 May 2013 11:28:27 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=418_1369840966 english-patriot33 http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324659404578500683230354830.html?mod=WSJ_Opinion_LEFTTopOpinion The London Terror Attack Was More Than 'Unforgivable' By DOUGLAS MURRAY Britain has been in denial about the Islamist threat. Time to face it down. London How many ignored warnings does it take? That is one question that should hang over Britain after the horror of the daytime murder of a British soldier on the streets of south London. On Wednesday afternoon, Drummer Lee Rigby was killed in Woolwich by two men wielding large knives and shouting "Allahu akbar"-God is great. Islamists have been saying for years they would do this. They have planned to do it. And now they have done it. The attack itself is not surprising. What is surprising is that British society remains so utterly unwilling not just to deal with this threat, but even to admit its existence. Politicians have called the Woolwich killing "unforgivable" and "barbarous." But expressions of anger should not really be enough. Attempts to attack military targets in Britain go back to before the millennium and even before, it is important to note, the war on terror. In 1998 Amer Mirza, a member of the now-banned extremist group al Muhajiroun, attempted to petrol-bomb British army barracks. In 2007, a cell of Muslim men was found guilty of plotting to kidnap and behead a British soldier in Birmingham. The plan had been to take the soldier to a lock-up garage and cut off his head "like a pig." They wanted to film this act on camera and send it around the world to cause maximum terror. In 2009, al Muhajiroun protested at a homecoming parade in Luton for British troops returning from Afghanistan. Carrying banners saying "go to hell," "butchers" and "terrorists," the group was protected by British police officers from an increasingly irate crowd of locals. The resulting outrage toward the police gave rise to the deeply troubling English Defence League, a street protest movement that often turns violent. Now comes the attack in Woolwich, which the perpetrators-as with the earlier cell-wished to be observed and even filmed. Reports suggest that they invited people to capture their actions on video. The perpetrators gave interviews, machetes in hand, to bystanders with cameras. This horrific scene is something that will stick in the memory. But it should also have been foreseen. Instead we entered the stage of denial. For there is already, in the reaction to events, more than a hint of what I have previously termed "Toulouse syndrome." The term is named after the attacks last year carried out by a jihadist called Mohammed Merah, who killed three French soldiers in a rampage that concluded with the murders of four French Jews at a school in Toulouse. In the early stages of the attacks, when little was known, there was significant speculation that the culprit was a far-right extremist. At that stage everybody knew what they were going to say. But once the culprit turned out to be an Islamist, the gaze nearly fell away completely. "Nothing to see here, please move on" was the order of the day. "Toulouse syndrome" also touched Boston last month. After the bombing at the marathon, media and politicians waited, hoping-some even said as much-that the attackers would be tea-party types. Then everybody would know what to say. But when it turned out to be Islamists? So it is with the Woolwich killing, which British officials have lined up to denounce. Yes it is sickening. Of course it is barbaric. But what of it? Even all these years after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2011, our societies remain unfit for purpose in facing up to-and facing down-Islamic extremism. Too many still seek refuge in ignorance and denial that was so memorably displayed by U.S. officials after the Fort Hood shooting in 2009. A man who was a member of the American armed forces, Maj. Nidal Hasan, gunned down his colleagues while shouting "Allahu akbar." On that occasion the American government, like the French government before it and the British government this week, decided to focus on everything about the attack other than what really mattered: the motive. Fort Hood was put down to a case of workplace violence. There will be many angles to the events in London that must be addressed in the coming days, and we can hope many will receive the appropriate level of public attention. Among them will be one particularly unpleasant irony. Most of the extremists who have repeatedly expressed their hatred of British soldiers are themselves supported by the British state. A prominent hate-preacher-Anjem Choudary, a leader of the disbanded al Muhajiroun-was even caught on video earlier this year extolling Britain's "jihad-seekers' allowance." As he explained to his followers, "The normal situation, really, is to take money from the kafir"-a slur for non-Muslims. "Allahu akbar. We take the money." After the video showed up online, a BBC reporter asked Mr. Choudary to clarify how much he's taking-the press has long reported a sum of lb25,000 ($37,770) per year. "It's irrelevant," Mr. Choudary replied. This would not be the first time a country has paid both sides in a conflict. But if the reported figure is anywhere near accurate, it would surely be the first time in human history that a society has paid its opponents better than it pays its own. A British soldier can expect to start in the army on a salary of around lb16,000 ($24,172). The events in south London must cause a re-evaluation by British society of the insanity we have been permitting. The question is not how sad we feel. The only question should be what we do about it. "Mr. Murray is associate director of the Henry Jackson Society, a London-based think tank". http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=418_1369840966 english-patriot33 The London Terror Attack Was More Than 'Unforgivable' ( a very good read) islam, muslims, terrorists, pedophiles, outlaw islam in europe, Wed, 29 May 2013 05:52:37 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=651_1369820952 2cr51 29 May 2013 Last updated at 09:52 Source: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-22699156 French police have arrested a 22-year-old man in connection with a knife attack on a soldier near Paris on Saturday, officials say. The suspect was detained on Wednesday morning in the Yvelines region, 45km (28 miles) southwest of the capital, Interior Minister Manuel Valls said. The "dangerous" man was traced thanks to evidence at the scene, he added. French anti-terrorist investigators are handling the case, saying the soldier was targeted because of his profession. Witnesses had earlier described the attacker as a bearded man of North African origin. The man was monitored on security cameras and seen taking off his robe and running away wearing European clothes, officials said. The stabbing took place three days after the killing of British serviceman Drummer Lee Rigby outside a barracks in the Woolwich area of London. French President Francois Hollande said that while all theories would be investigated, there was no evidence to link the two attacks. 'Cautious'The suspect was a petty criminal known to police, correspondents say. Speaking on French TV on Wednesday, Mr Walls warned against jumping to early conclusions. The minister said that although there were signs that the suspect may be linked to radical Islam, the investigation was still in its early stages. "I remain cautious," the minister said. The soldier was attacked in the station at La Defense"We need to know more about his motives, his background, his family environment." Pfc Cordier was approached from behind and stabbed in the neck with a small-bladed knife in La Defense business district on Saturday. The attack took place in a busy underground hall where shops and public transport lines converge in La Defense business district. The 23-year-old victim was in a stable condition after the attack, police said. France is on high alert following a threat from the North African wing of al-Qaeda, related to the country's involvement in Mali. The raised alert level is one of the reasons why soldiers are on patrol in central Paris and other high-profile areas, correspondents say. Last March, soldiers were targeted by Islamist militant Mohamed Merah in the Toulouse area of southern France. He shot dead three French paratroopers then attacked a Jewish school, murdering three children and an adult, before being killed in a police siege. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=651_1369820952 2cr51 Man arrested over soldier knife attack in Paris Paris, kife, soldier, attack Sat, 25 May 2013 02:26:12 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=3b9_1369462816 aydeo By Rafael Castro - The most recent round of terror in London has spawned a renewed round of explanations along the lines of David Cameron's "there is no justification for this murder in Islam," accompanied by musings over "isolated act of psychopaths." Though these views have lost some currency after the attacks of 9/11, Madrid, Moscow, Burgas, Toulouse and Boston, it is time to ask ourselves why our political and intellectual elites still pay homage to such platitudes. Political and diplomatic expediency aside, the origin of such statements lies in the fact that Western academics, diplomats and journalists tend to cavort with highly-educated Muslims whose worldview has been influenced by thorough exposure to the Judeo-Christian heritage of the West. Yet this is not a piece about the shallow knowledge of our elites about the Muslim world, nor one about the distinction between elite Islam and the pugnacious one popularized by Salafi or Muslim Brotherhood preachers. This is an article about the fine line Westerners need to draw between demonstrating goodwill on the one hand and forfeiting freedoms they have struggled centuries to secure. Muslims have the right to practice Islam the way they wish in Saudi Arabia and Sudan. Westerners have the right and the duty to expect that those who move to their countries respect basic ethical tenets, one of them being that to kill in the name of God is always immoral; and regardless of whether Christians and Jews adhered to this principle centuries or millennia ago. To this day Islamic bookstores in cities such as London and Paris sell children's books where the first Muslims are celebrated as sword-brandishing knights vanquishing enemies in glorious battles. Does it take a PhD in psychology to guess that boys fed on such narratives will wish to do likewise when they grow up? When such literature is the staple religious diet of millions of young Muslims is it genuinely surprising that jihadists are recruited without difficulty even from well-integrated families? No one would tolerate Christian children books that portrayed the Crusaders as exemplary Christians, yet to this day the highest honors in Islamic literature are reserved to Muslim "crusaders." Most Muslims are sincerely appalled by the attacks in Toulouse and London, but it is no longer enough to draw subtle distinctions between legitimate and illegitimate jihad. As long as it is admirable for most Muslims that Islam conquered the world through the sword in the seventh and eight centuries, there will be more than enough Muslims in our days who welcome the murder of infidels in Madrid and London. And as long as Western illuminati tolerate the apologetic attitude Muslim leaders adopt towards the murder of Jews in Palestine, it will be impossible to draw an unambiguous line elsewhere between acceptable and unacceptable rhetoric and behavior. In fact, we must demand from all Muslim lay and religious representatives to publically abjure all violence in the name of God, without ifs and buts, and regardless of whether religious sentiments are slighted in the process of doing so. Those for whom this demand is too taxing can emigrate to Saudi Arabia or Gaza and stay there. It is worth remembering that the price of not demanding such a stance from Muslim clerics and lay leaders will be paid most dearly by Muslims themselves. Although this fact is often overlooked, we ought to remember that those who have suffered most from jihadist incitement and violence have been Muslims. Not only does the silent majority of Muslims bear the brunt of the jihadist bloodshed, but its reputation is soiled by those who wish to import seventh century practices into the 21st century. And Western leaders who in this clash choose caution over courage are no less to blame for harming the prospects of long-term peaceful coexistence between Muslims and non-Muslims. http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4383843,00.html http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=3b9_1369462816 aydeo Enough is enough London,Terror,Cameron,Muslims,West Fri, 05 Apr 2013 07:18:23 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=7d9_1365160459 hellofuturefanboys This show was made by Romain Tardy in Toulouse, Music by Squeaky Lobster. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=7d9_1365160459 hellofuturefanboys MUST SEE! Awesome 3D projection ''PAGAN'' in <span class="highlight">Toulouse</span>. art, 3d, projection, romain, tardy, squeaky, lobster, show Tue, 14 May 2013 23:38:41 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=095_1368589022 Joseph_21 The big questions buzzing over Boston Bombers Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev have a single answer: It emerged in the 102 tense hours between the twin Boston Marathon bombings Monday, April 15 - which left three dead, 180 injured and a police officer killed at MIT - and Dzohkhar's capture Friday, April 19 in Watertown. The conclusion reached by DEBKAfile's counterterrorism and intelligence sources is that the brothers were double agents, hired by US and Saudi intelligence to penetrate the Wahhabi jihadist networks which, helped by Saudi financial institutions, had spread across the restive Russian Caucasian. Instead, the two former Chechens betrayed their mission and went secretly over to the radical Islamist networks. By this tortuous path, the brothers earned the dubious distinction of being the first terrorist operatives to import al Qaeda terror to the United States through a winding route outside the Middle East - the Caucasus. This broad region encompasses the autonomous or semi-autonomous Muslim republics of Dagestan, Ingushetia, Kabardino-Balkaria, Chechnya, North Ossetia and Karachyevo-Cherkesiya, most of which the West has never heard of. Moscow however keeps these republics on a tight military and intelligence leash, constantly putting down violent resistance by the Wahhabist cells, which draw support from certain Saudi sources and funds from the Riyadh government for building Wahhabist mosques and schools to disseminate the state religion of Saudi Arabia. The Saudis feared that their convoluted involvement in the Caucasus would come embarrassingly to light when a Saudi student was questioned about his involvement in the bombng attacks while in a Boston hospital with badly burned hands. They were concerned to enough to send Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saudi al-Faisal to Washington Wednesday, April 17, in the middle of the Boston Marathon bombing crisis, for a private conversation with President Barack Obama and his national security adviser Tom Donilon on how to handle the Saudi angle of the bombing attack. That day too, official Saudi domestic media launched an extraordinary three-day campaign. National and religious figures stood up and maintained that authentic Saudi Wahhabism does not espouse any form of terrorism or suicide jihadism and the national Saudi religion had nothing to do with the violence in Boston. "No matter what the nationality and religious of the perpetrators, they are terrorists and deviants who represent no one but themselves." Prince Saud was on a mission to clear the 30,000 Saudi students in America of suspicion of engaging in terrorism for their country or religion, a taint which still lingers twelve years after 9/11. He was concerned that exposure of the Tsarnaev brothers' connections with Wahhabist groups in the Caucasus would revive the stigma. The Tsarnaevs' recruitment by US intelligence as penetration agents against terrorist networks in southern Russia explains some otherwise baffling features of the event: 1. An elite American college in Cambridge admitted younger brother Dzhokhar and granted him a $2,500 scholarship, without subjecting him to the exceptionally stiff standard conditions of admission. This may be explained by his older brother Tamerlan demanding this privilege for his kid brother in part payment for recruitment. 2. When in 2011, a "foreign government" (Russian intelligence) asked the FBI to screen Tamerlan for suspected ties to Caucasian Wahhabist cells during a period in which they had begun pledging allegiance to al Qaeda, the agency, it was officially revealed, found nothing incriminating against him and let him go after a short interview. He was not placed under surveillance. Neither was there any attempt to hide the fact that he paid a long visit to Russia last year and on his return began promoting radical Islam on social media. Yet even after the Boston marathon bombings, when law enforcement agencies, heavily reinforced by federal and state personnel, desperately hunted the perpetrators, Tamerlan Tsarnaev was never mentioned as a possible suspect 3. Friday, four days after the twin explosions at the marathon finishing line, the FBI released footage of Suspect No. 1 in a black hat and Suspect No. 2 in a white hat walking briskly away from the crime scene, and appealed to the public to help the authorities identify the pair. We now know this was a charade. The authorities knew exactly who they were. Suddenly, during the police pursuit of their getaway car from the MIT campus on Friday, they were fully identified. The brother who was killed in the chase was named Tamerlan, aged 26, and the one who escaped, only to be hunted down Saturday night hiding in a boat, was 19-year old Dzhokhar. Our intelligence sources say that we may never know more than we do today about the Boston terrorist outrage which shook America - and most strikingly, Washington - this week. We may not have the full story of when and how the Chechen brothers were recruited by US intelligence as penetration agents - any more than we have got to the bottom of tales of other American double agents who turned coat and bit their recruiters. Here is just a short list of some of the Chechen brothers' two-faced predecessors: In the 1980s, an Egyptian called Ali Abdul Saoud Mohamed offered his services as a spy to the CIA residence in Cairo. He was hired, even though he was at the time the official interpreter of Ayman al-Zuwahiri, then Osama bin Laden's senior lieutenant and currently his successor. He accounted for this by posing as a defector. But then, he turned out to be feeding al Qaeda US military secrets. Later, he was charged with Al Qaeda's 1998 bombings of US embassies in Nairobi and Dar es-Salaam. On Dec. 30, 2009, the Jordanian physician Humam Khalil al-Balawi, having gained the trust of US intelligence in Afghanistan as an agent capable of penetrating al Qaeda's top ranks, detonated a bomb at a prearranged rendezvous in Kost, killing the four top CIA agents in the country. Then, there was the French Muslim Mohamed Merah. He was recruited by French intelligence to penetrate Islamist terror cells in at least eight countries, including the Caucasus. At the end of last year, he revealed his true spots in deadly attacks on a Jewish school in Toulouse and a group of French military commandoes. The debate has begun over the interrogation of the captured Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarmayev when he is fit for questioning after surgery for two bullet wounds and loss of blood. The first was inflicted during the police chase in which his brother Tamerlan was killed. An ordinary suspect would be read his rights (Miranda) and be permitted a lawyer. In his case, the "public safety exemption" option may be invoked, permitting him to be questioned without those rights, provided the interrogation is restricted to immediate public safety concerns. President Barack Obama is also entitled to rule him an "enemy combatant" and so refer him to a military tribunal and unrestricted grilling. According to DEBKAfile's counter terror sources, four questions should top the interrogators' agenda: a) At what date did the Tsarnaev brothers turn coat and decide to work for Caucasian Wahhabi networks? b) Did they round up recruits for those networks in the United States - particularly, among the Caucasian and Saudi communities? c) What was the exact purpose of the Boston Marathon bombings and their aftermath at MIT in Watertown? d) Are any more terrorist attacks in the works in other American cities? Source : http://www.debka.com/article/22914/ http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=095_1368589022 Joseph_21 The Tsarnaev brothers were double agents who decoyed US into terror trap usa, attack, chechen, terror, boston Sat, 27 Apr 2013 03:11:06 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=f0d_1367046507 Baron_Kaz Three people were shot dead in southern France last night as a man claiming to belong to al-Qaeda went on the rampage near a popular Mediterranean beach. Two of the victims, both men, were killed as they did DIY work outside their homes in Istres, near Marseilles. A third man was shot in his car. Another person was injured as the killer fired at passing vehicles. The gunman, aged about 20, was arrested within minutes near Romaniquette beach. Police said he was known to them as a petty offender and appeared to be mentally unstable. It will fuel fears of an upsurge in violence following calls by Islamist extremists to target France. President Hollande, who was on a state visit to China, expressed "strong emotion" and ordered his Interior Minister to fly to Istres. The incident comes just over a year after another lone guman Mohamed Merah, killed seven people, including three children at a Jewish school, in Toulouse, also in southern France. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=f0d_1367046507 Baron_Kaz Moslem teen claiming to be &quot;Al Qaeda&quot; kills 3 in France islam, france Sat, 20 Apr 2013 18:39:50 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=c5b_1366497169 Wiromax Here's some more conspiracy for you LL's! The big questions buzzing over Boston Bombers Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev have a single answer: It emerged in the 102 tense hours between the twin Boston Marathon bombings Monday, April 15 - which left three dead, 180 injured and a police officer killed at MIT - and Dzohkhar's capture Friday, April 19 in Watertown. The conclusion reached by DEBKAfile's counterterrorism and intelligence sources is that the brothers were double agents, hired by US and Saudi intelligence to penetrate the Wahhabi jihadist networks which, helped by Saudi financial institutions, had spread across the restive Russian Caucasian. Instead, the two former Chechens betrayed their mission and went secretly over to the radical Islamist networks. By this tortuous path, the brothers earned the dubious distinction of being the first terrorist operatives to import al Qaeda terror to the United States through a winding route outside the Middle East - the Caucasus. This broad region encompasses the autonomous or semi-autonomous Muslim republics of Dagestan, Ingushetia, Kabardino-Balkaria, Chechnya, North Ossetia and Karachyevo-Cherkesiya, most of which the West has never heard of. Moscow however keeps these republics on a tight military and intelligence leash, constantly putting down violent resistance by the Wahhabist cells, which draw support from certain Saudi sources and funds from the Riyadh government for building Wahhabist mosques and schools to disseminate the state religion of Saudi Arabia. The Saudis feared that their convoluted involvement in the Caucasus would come embarrassingly to light when a Saudi student was questioned about his involvement in the bombng attacks while in a Boston hospital with badly burned hands. They were concerned to enough to send Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saudi al-Faisal to Washington Wednesday, April 17, in the middle of the Boston Marathon bombing crisis, for a private conversation with President Barack Obama and his national security adviser Tom Donilon on how to handle the Saudi angle of the bombing attack. That day too, official Saudi domestic media launched an extraordinary three-day campaign. National and religious figures stood up and maintained that authentic Saudi Wahhabism does not espouse any form of terrorism or suicide jihadism and the national Saudi religion had nothing to do with the violence in Boston. "No matter what the nationality and religious of the perpetrators, they are terrorists and deviants who represent no one but themselves." Prince Saud was on a mission to clear the 30,000 Saudi students in America of suspicion of engaging in terrorism for their country or religion, a taint which still lingers twelve years after 9/11. He was concerned that exposure of the Tsarnaev brothers' connections with Wahhabist groups in the Caucasus would revive the stigma. The Tsarnaevs' recruitment by US intelligence as penetration agents against terrorist networks in southern Russia explains some otherwise baffling features of the event: 1. An elite American college in Cambridge admitted younger brother Dzhokhar and granted him a $2,500 scholarship, without subjecting him to the exceptionally stiff standard conditions of admission. This may be explained by his older brother Tamerlan demanding this privilege for his kid brother in part payment for recruitment. 2. When in 2011, a "foreign government" (Russian intelligence) asked the FBI to screen Tamerlan for suspected ties to Caucasian Wahhabist cells during a period in which they had begun pledging allegiance to al Qaeda, the agency, it was officially revealed, found nothing incriminating against him and let him go after a short interview. He was not placed under surveillance. Neither was there any attempt to hide the fact that he paid a long visit to Russia last year and on his return began promoting radical Islam on social media. Yet even after the Boston marathon bombings, when law enforcement agencies, heavily reinforced by federal and state personnel, desperately hunted the perpetrators, Tamerlan Tsarnaev was never mentioned as a possible suspect 3. Friday, four days after the twin explosions at the marathon finishing line, the FBI released footage of Suspect No. 1 in a black hat and Suspect No. 2 in a white hat walking briskly away from the crime scene, and appealed to the public to help the authorities identify the pair. We now know this was a charade. The authorities knew exactly who they were. Suddenly, during the police pursuit of their getaway car from the MIT campus on Friday, they were fully identified. The brother who was killed in the chase was named Tamerlan, aged 26, and the one who escaped, only to be hunted down Saturday night hiding in a boat, was 19-year old Dzhokhar. Our intelligence sources say that we may never know more than we do today about the Boston terrorist outrage which shook America - and most strikingly, Washington - this week. We may not have the full story of when and how the Chechen brothers were recruited by US intelligence as penetration agents - any more than we have got to the bottom of tales of other American double agents who turned coat and bit their recruiters. Here is just a short list of some of the Chechen brothers' two-faced predecessors: In the 1980s, an Egyptian called Ali Abdul Saoud Mohamed offered his services as a spy to the CIA residence in Cairo. He was hired, even though he was at the time the official interpreter of Ayman al-Zuwahiri, then Osama bin Laden's senior lieutenant and currently his successor. He accounted for this by posing as a defector. But then, he turned out to be feeding al Qaeda US military secrets. Later, he was charged with Al Qaeda's 1998 bombings of US embassies in Nairobi and Dar es-Salaam. On Dec. 30, 2009, the Jordanian physician Humam Khalil al-Balawi, having gained the trust of US intelligence in Afghanistan as an agent capable of penetrating al Qaeda's top ranks, detonated a bomb at a prearranged rendezvous in Kost, killing the four top CIA agents in the country. Then, there was the French Muslim Mohamed Merah. He was recruited by French intelligence to penetrate Islamist terror cells in at least eight countries, including the Caucasus. At the end of last year, he revealed his true spots in deadly attacks on a Jewish school in Toulouse and a group of French military commandoes. The debate has begun over the interrogation of the captured Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarmayev when he is fit for questioning after surgery for two bullet wounds and loss of blood. The first was inflicted during the police chase in which his brother Tamerlan was killed. An ordinary suspect would be read his rights (Miranda) and be permitted a lawyer. In his case, the "public safety exemption" option may be invoked, permitting him to be questioned without those rights, provided the interrogation is restricted to immediate public safety concerns. President Barack Obama is also entitled to rule him an "enemy combatant" and so refer him to a military tribunal and unrestricted grilling. According to DEBKAfile's counter terror sources, four questions should top the interrogators' agenda: a) At what date did the Tsarnaev brothers turn coat and decide to work for Caucasian Wahhabi networks? b) Did they round up recruits for those networks in the United States - particularly, among the Caucasian and Saudi communities? c) What was the exact purpose of the Boston Marathon bombings and their aftermath at MIT in Watertown? d) Are any more terrorist attacks in the works in other American cities? Source: http://www.debka.com/article/22914/ http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=c5b_1366497169 Wiromax The Tsarnaev brothers were double agents who decoyed US into terror trap Boston Bomb Bombs Terrorism Tsarnaev Dagestan Chechnya US USA Saudi Arabia Wahhabi Jihad Fri, 12 Apr 2013 00:54:05 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=a5b_1365742086 aydeo A delegation of imams from Israel made a first visit to Paris Embassy. Participants met with leaders of Jewish, Muslim communities throughout country. Israel Ambassador: 'We must continue working together against extremism'. A film showing the prayer was posted online and created a storm of controversy in the Muslim community in France. A website associated with the Muslim Brotherhood attacked the religious leaders who visited the house of the Israeli ambassador. On the other hand, another imam who had been against the activities of Chalghoumi was so moved by the meeting that he went to meet the Israeli imams ------ What do Muslim prayers sound like at the Israeli ambassador's residence in Paris? A delegation of imams from the holy land is visiting France, sponsored by the Israeli embassy. On the agenda: A meeting with leaders of the Jewish and Muslimcommunities, and prayers at mosques throughout the country. The imams were sent to France by the Foreign Ministry, in association with the Interior Ministry (religious authority), as a delegation including religious leaders from Haifa, Jadeidi, Majd al-Kurum, Jaffa and Rahat, for an official visit that lasts from April 3 - 10. The visit serves as a reciprocal visit to that of French imams who visited Israel in November, led by the imam of Drancy, HassenChalghoumi. He has been active for a number of years in promoting cooperation between Jews and Muslims, and in promoting the integration of Muslims into French society. Due to his unconventional activities, Chalghoumi receives frequent threats to his life and is protected by the French Police's unit for personal security. The visit of the imams from Israel included meetings with Muslim leaders from Paris, Toulouse and Marseille, a meeting in the Foreign Ministry, a reception at the French National Assembly, and a meeting with leaders of the Jewish communities of various cities. They also met with Muslim community representatives and participated in prayer services at mosques throughout the country. Among members of the delegation from Israel: Sheikh Muhammad Khuayon, chair of the Imam Association in Israel and Imam of Majd al-Kurum; Sheikh Saliman Al Satal, Imam of Jaffa; Sheikh Rashad Abu Alhag'ah, Imam of the Haifa mosque; Sheikh Jamal Alomra, Imam of the Rahat mosque and manager of 120 mosques throughout the south; Sheikh Dr. Omar Cael, Imam of the mosque in Kfar Jadeidi in the North. During the visit, the imams met with their French counterparts in the house of the French ambassador Yossi Gal, and prayed for peace. This was the first time that a Muslim prayer was held in the ambassador's home. A film showing the prayer was posted online and created a storm of controversy in the Muslim community in France. A website associated with the Muslim Brotherhood attacked the religious leaders who visited the house of the Israeli ambassador. On the other hand, another imam who had been against the activities of Chalghoumi was so moved by the meeting that he went to meet the Israeli imams. Israeli ambassador in Paris Yossi Gal said during the reception held at his residence, "This is a meeting between leaders of the Muslim community inIsrael, and French imams who are loyal to their country, citizens who are proud of France, and promote a world view that is based on values of peace, patience and understanding. It is our duty to continue to work together against extremism, violence and hate." At the reception were representatives of the French government and National Assembly, the Muslim community and non-governmental organizations, including representatives of Amnesty France. The Israeli imams were interviewed by French media, including Radio Monte Carlo, and the interviews were later broadcast in Arab countries. http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4365686,00.html http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=a5b_1365742086 aydeo Video- 'Allahu Akbar' at Israeli ambassador's Paris residence Paris,Israeli ambassador,Delegation of imams,Allahu Akbar Fri, 05 Apr 2013 01:27:09 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=ca3_1365138346 Nazel_Hut Dutch DJ's tell how they experience success and what this success entails. They share the beautiful moments and experiences but also devote on the downsides of this (fast) success. 'Dutch Influence' follows a number of these young Dutch stars to magical cities including Las Vegas, Ibiza, London, Amsterdam and also one of the biggest dance events in the world: the "Miami Music Week". It's also important to see how the celebrity and fame of "our" artists is spreading like a virus on the other side of the ocean,while back in the Netherlands usually they don't even get recognized. Besides the success of the Dutch artists, the Netherlands are also lonely at the top in terms of event organization and logistics. ID &amp; T is one of the leading organizations. In Dutch Influence also focus on ID &amp; T's global flagship Sensation that since its first edition in 2000 already has entertained millions of people in over 20 different countries. Tracklist trailer. 00:00 - 01:08 - Vince Moogin - Dutch Influence (official soundtrack) 01:08 - 01:26 - Afrojack - Rock The House 01:26 - 01:56 Nicky Romero - Toulouse 01:56 - 02:25 Sidney Samson - Filter http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=ca3_1365138346 Nazel_Hut &quot;Dutch Influence&quot; Trailer for documentary nice Fri, 29 Mar 2013 05:15:29 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=e09_1364547434 Bluntsquadtv Blunt Squad TV Paris, France 2012 Trailer features clips from the TV shows up coming France Episode taking you through the streets of Paris and Toulouse, France checking out the local scenes. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=e09_1364547434 Bluntsquadtv Blunt Squad TV - Paris, France 2012 Trailer bluntsquadtv, bluntsquad, tattoo, paris, france Fri, 03 Aug 2012 17:54:05 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=77e_1344030223 aydeo Act is 'an odious desecration,' say community leaders, who also convey their 'sincerest sentiments of friendship' to the Muslim community.On March 15, Muslim extremist Mohammed Merah murdered two French soldiers in the city. Days later, he murdered three children and rabbi at a Jewish school in Toulouse- French Jewish leaders are calling the tossing of two pig heads into a mosque not far from Toulouse "an odious desecration." Worshippers at the Salam mosque in Montauban in southern France discovered two pig heads at the entrance to the building on Thursday. On March 15, Muslim extremist Mohammed Merah murdered two French soldiers in the city. Days later, he murdered three children and rabbi at a Jewish school in Toulouse, which is about 31 miles north of Montauban. The CRIF, the umbrella organization of French Jewish communities, called the incident "an odious desecration" and said it "identifies with the outrage of the Muslim community, which was deeply offended by the act perpetrated during Ramadan." The Jewish communities of France convey their "sincerest sentiments of friendship" to the Muslim community, the statement said. France's Union of Jewish Students also said in a statement that it was appalled by an incident that had occurred in a "worrying climate of hatred." According to AFP, the incident on Thursday was the first of its kind in the Tarn-et-Garonne region, leading to speculation it was a response to Merah's March shooting spree. In 2009, unknown individuals hung pig's feet outside a mosque in Castres, about 75 miles southeast of Montauban. http://www.haaretz.com/jewish-world/jewish-world-news/french-jewish-leaders-condemn-tossing-of-two-pig-heads-into-mosque-near-toulouse-1.455844 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=77e_1344030223 aydeo French Jewish leaders condemn tossing of two pig heads into mosque near <span class="highlight">Toulouse</span> French Jewish leaders, condemn, pig heads, mosque,Toulouse,Mohammed Merah Wed, 20 Jun 2012 08:09:14 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=9e1_1340193581 PG24 17h15 : the gunman was arrested 15h52 (in France) : Two hostages were released 15h49 : According to police sources, the kidnapper would have made a stay in a psychiatric hospital Gerard-Marchant Four people have been taken hostage in a bank in the southern French city of Toulouse by a man claiming to be linked to al-Qaeda, police said. The man demanded to speak to the elite police unit that shot Islamist gunman Mohamed Merah. Officials said the gunman first demanded money. When he was refused, a shot was fired and hostages taken. There are no reports of injuries so far. The area around the bank has been cordoned off and a nearby school has been closed. street view of the CIC bank : https://maps.google.fr/maps?q=avenue+camille+pujol+cic+toulouse&amp;amp;amp;amp;ie=UTF-8&amp;amp;amp;amp;ei=eLzhT9v_I4uLhQeM7KjKAw&amp;amp;amp;amp;ved=0CFIQ_AUoAg the bank is a few meters from the former home of Mohamed merah http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=9e1_1340193581 PG24 Gunman takes hostages at <span class="highlight">Toulouse</span> bank (the gunman was arrested) Gunman takes hostages at Toulouse bank