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Qaeda wants revenge over Aafia Siddiqui held by US
[Dawn] Al Qaeda repeated on Wednesday calls to avenge Pak neuroscientist Aafia Siddiqui, who was sentenced by the United States to 86 years in jail for trying to kill US personnel in Afghanistan.
| How nice for them. Are they still begging the affiliates to share their donations? |
In a video published by US-based monitoring group SITE Intelligence Group, Abu Yahya al-Libi called upon Paks to strike American aircraft, centers, and convoys in Dire RevengeĀ for the imprisonment of Siddiqui.
"By Allah, a single shot to the face of those unbeliever aggressors is tougher on them and has a greater effect on their persons than hundreds of demonstrations and thousands of screams, no matter if the throats of the protests become hoarse," he said.
| That's quite true. We don't notice the demonstrations, no matter how well the participants might be paid compared to the average unskilled worker in the neighborhood. |
Last month, al Qaeda number two Ayman al-Zawahiri also called for vengeance, and there have been numerous demonstrations in Pakistain calling for the liberation of Siddiqui, 38.
| Fresh air, sunshine, and healthful exercise. That's the ticket! |
Shortly after she was jugged in Afghanistan in 2008 on charges of links to al Qaeda, she was visited by US military officers and agents of the US Federal Bureau of Investigation.
She seized a gun and fired two shots, without hitting anyone. One of the officers returned fire, wounding her in the stomach.
| All in all, it was as Allah willed it. Clearly all the protesters will go to hell for disagreeing with him. |
Posted by: Fred 2010-12-17 |
