 Umm Amer, mother of Amer and Nasser Al-Enezi - most active members of Osoud Al-Jazeera terrorist organisation in Kuwait - says she supports the trial of her sons for their involvement in crimes against the country. In an interview with media before the death of Amer Al-Enezi in prison Wednesday, she said, "Amer can't be the leader of any terrorist cell as by nature he is a calm person. I hope Prime Minister Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah will arrest those who brainwashed my sons putting them in trouble."
| "Yeah! Dey wuz led astray!" |
Talking about the reaction of her family to the TV images of the security operation in Salmiya, she said, "I didn't know the dead body shown on TV was that of my son Nasser." The 40-year-old Umm Amer went on to say, "when I came to know about the Maidan Hawalli incident I cursed the terrorists. Soon securitymen were at our doors asking questions about Amer. I told them I didn't see or hear from him after Ramadan." Claiming securitymen didn't ask her anything about Nasser, she said, "when I asked the policeman why they were looking for my son they said he was behind the Maidan Hawalli attack."
| "You coulda knocked me over with a feather! My boy? Hey, no way!" |
Describing Amer as a shy person who can recite the entire Holy Quran, she said, "he had won the first prize in a Holy Quran recitation competition and everybody knows about his good morals. I was surprised when policemen told me Amer was responsible for the Maidan Hawalli attack because he was not a good leader."
| Obviously not, since he managed to get his brother bumped off in the festivities, get captured himself, and blow the entire operation. It's an old Islamic tradition, though. They wear those turbans so they don't bruise their heads so bady when they're banging their heads against the wall and screaming: "Idiots! I gotta work with idiots!" |
"Amer liked to crack jokes and was good to his parents. He was married when he was 18," she said. "He was a good student and planning to continue higher education in Islamic studies."
| "He was going to major in explosives. He hoped to teach it some day..." |
Indicating Kuwait University didn't accept him, she said, "if only the university had accepted Amer he would not have fallen in bad company." Amer Al-Enezi has two sons and two daughters. Umm Amer also said Nasser Al-Enezi resigned from the Amiri Guards to continue his Islamic studies in Saudi Arabia. |