December 23, 2004

Tawhid wal Jihad Denies Involvement in Weekend Car Bombings

- Associated Press

"We, Al-Qaida in Iraq, declare that we are not responsible for the explosions and operations in Karbala and Najaf and we tell anyone who supports Americans and joins them in their atheism and criminality that we will continue our jihad against you by all means," it said in a statement posted on the Internet.

The denial came a day after the arrest in Karbala of six suspects, including a citizen of a former Soviet republic, on suspicion of involvement in the attacks. Police spokesman Rahman Meshaway said Thursday that the unidentified foreigner had admitted getting training from al-Qaida in a European country.


Funny how Tawhid wal Jihad (Al Qaeda in Iraq) denies this car bombing yet proudly boasts of similar car bombings throughout Iraq followed by threats to anyone they deem is cooperating with Democracy. Of course the group had to insert the same threat they have used for well over a year now.

The six suspects that were arrested yesterday indicates an argument I've made before regarding jihadists training and being indoctrinated in Europe. As many of my readers know, these European jihadists travel to Syria where they are outfitted for terrorist activity and sent into Iraq. It is a disturbing cylce of events that we seem not to be able to handle. Then again, a little help from some of our European "allies" certainly could help curb the growing radical Islamic front in Europe.

Cross-posted at In the Bullpen

Posted by: Chad at 04:03 PM | Comments (5) | Add Comment
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1 What European allies?

Posted by: greyrooster at December 24, 2004 10:19 AM (4Pc3X)

2 This car bombing is also on Terroristmedia and it looks like the Army of Al An Sunnar is responsible.

Posted by: firstbrokenangel at December 26, 2004 11:28 AM (D39Vm)

3 Ansar al-Sunnah

Posted by: firstbrokenangel at December 26, 2004 12:04 PM (D39Vm)

4 Grey Rooster - European allies aren't the only one's there - El Salvador, Columbia, Japan, China, NZ and of course Australia among the many. Russia couldnt go with all their problems and on the base of war themselves, Poland, Smaller countries in Europe even if the bigger European countries like France and Germany. There's a website that lists all the countries that make up the coalition. Spain moved out and look what happened to them. Those that could, sent a percentage. I'm not sure about the Phillipines where many of the camps are and their destruction of that country - the problem there is I hope we don't help them, but we are because the USA always helps those who need it. Right now, the coalition is made up of 30 plus countries. Kerry's speech during the debates didn't help any either; he made it terrible for those other countries to be there and stay there. You can thank him for their only being 30+ countries as part of the coalition mostly made up of the UK and the USA. Cindy

Posted by: firstbrokenangel at December 27, 2004 01:56 PM (D39Vm)

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Posted by: zgein at December 31, 2004 03:29 PM (d3Hsy)

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