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SUROBI, Afghanistan — France has suffered a major setback in fighting in Afghanistan.
Officials say 10 French soldiers were killed and 21 wounded Tuesday when they were ambushed by about 100 insurgents in the Surobi district, 50 kilometres east of the Afghan capital.
It was reportedly the biggest single loss of life among international forces in combat in Afghanistan in three years.
We are getting up some peoples noses. The site now has 120.000 readers per month, and the soldiers of Allah are getting restless. Our enemies resort to any and all kinds of dirty tricks to attack the site, but we will prevail. Sorry for the inconvenience…
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* Â Goodness; this Sackur is dumb! Instead of letting Wilders talk, he keeps interrupting with his PC-BS: pathetic!
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In other news:
Netherlands extradites Pakistani plotter
The United Nations by definition sees us all as One Nation – but with hundreds of ethnic and philosophical differences – it obviously can’t work – and doesn’t.
Since we have made our society work – we get punished by making our national pride something to be ashamed about.
Yes, we do need change!
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Al-Farooq Masjid, Atlanta’s largest mosque, opened its doors on 14th Street N.W. on Sunday, proudly showing off to invited guests the $10 million edifice with it 65-foot-high dome over the main prayer hall.
“It’s with a sense of humbleness and gratitude toward God Almighty that he has allowed us to see the completion of this mosque,” said Dr. Khalid Siddiq, a Cobb County resident and long-time leader in Atlanta’s Muslim community. “The community has been trying to build this mosque for the last 10 years.”
Members excitedly took guests from other faiths on tours of Al-Farooq Masjid, pointing out the carved travertine stone details and the intricate, geometric, hand-painted designs on the dome and walls.
The guests were suitably impressed.
By D. L. Perry
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*  Typical  PC- crap from CBS: by no stretch of the imagination are there ‘Christian-Muslim’ tensions, this is a jihad against the Christians of Mindanao by heavily armed Mujaheddin, jihadists who are financed, trained and armed from Arabia and indoctrinated with the Islamist, supremacist ideology. But don’t wait for CBS to tell you the truth.
Rescuers pull out an injured man as an explosion went off inside the Traveller’s Inn in Iligan city, southern Philippines on Aug. 17, 2008. Two bombs exploded simultaneously in two hotels in Iligan city, wounding at least four people in the latest in a series of attacks in the south that has alarmed authorities.Â
(AP)Â Two homemade bombs exploded almost simultaneously Sunday in two budget hotels in a southern Philippine city, wounding at least four people in the latest in a series of bomb attacks in the volatile south, officials said.Â
Two dozen terrorist suspects who Gordon Brown signalled would be deported following last summer’s car bomb attacks on Glasgow and London are still in the country, the Daily Telegraph can disclose.
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All have all been identified by the police or intelligence services as posing a threat to national security.
*Â Italy holds imam wanted on Moroccan terror charges
*Â U.K.: Jihadist cell may have been plotting to attack Queen, other royals
In November, while updating the House of Common on the security outlook following the terrorist attacks in London and Glasgow a few days after he became Prime Minister last July, Mr Brown told MPs that the group were in the process of being deported.
Eight months on, none of the 24 has left the country – and the majority are not even in detention.
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Khan recorded his plotting in a diary
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Aabid Khan’s conviction marks the latest chapter in a series of raids and arrests across three continents. Four trials have already led to convictions in three countries – and the investigations continue.
Armed police closed in on an apartment on a rutted road in a village on the edge of the Bosnian capital Sarajevo.
As they burst in, they subdued a group of men they had been observing. One of the group had an armed “suicide belt” of explosives.
These arrests in March 2005 were a major breakthrough in an investigation that would reveal how international jihadists were operating through the internet – from North America and Europe through to South Asia.
The searches in Bosnia uncovered a so-called “martyrdom” video explaining in English how the men were fighting on behalf of oppressed Muslims around the world.
Telegraph UKÂ By Thomas Harding, Defence Correspondent
Jihad heating up in the Philippines. “Muslim rebels raid Philippine towns,” from ABC News Australia, August 18 (thanks to JW):
Continue reading MILF's burns houses, hack to death 24 people 'out of frustration'
