New Al-Qaeda Video Urges Rebellion In Pakistani Army, Reiterates: Dr. Warren Weinstein Kidnapped To Secure Release Of Dr. Aafia Siddiqui


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A new video released by Al-Sahab, the media arm of Al-Qaeda, reiterates that the kidnapping of Dr. Warren Weinstein, a Jewish American aid worker, from Lahore is part of steps to get Dr. Aafia Siddiqui released from the U.S. jail. Siddiqui has been jailed for 86 years for trying to kill U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan.

In the video, in which Ustad Ahmad Farooq of Al-Qaeda urges rebellion in the Pakistani Army, four Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) militant are shown recording their statements before their suicide attack in May 2011 on the PN Mehran base, the headquarters of the Pakistani Navy in Karachi, as revenge for the killing of Osama bin Laden.

The video is produced by Al-Sahab, the media arm of Al-Qaeda, and was released in two parts on a jihadist internet forum. The first part of the video traces the role of the Pakistani Army against Muslims in the Pakistani tribal region and Bangladesh, and before the independence from British rule, in Iraq, Delhi, and Palestine.

The second part of the video is titled "The Revenge for Sheikh Osama," and opens with a statement by a Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) militant (pictured above) who was part of the team that carried out the suicide attack on PNS Mehran base on May 22, 2011, a few weeks after Osama bin Laden was killed in Abbottabad. He says: "Everyone knows that the Pakistani Army was alongside the American army in the operation in which Sheikh Osama was martyred."

Another video clip of a TTP militant, who was also part of the four-member suicide attack team, is shown. In the video, the militant, who appears to be a teenager, reads a written statement in Urdu, justifying the attack on the Pakistani Navy, saying that Osama bin Laden's blood was spilled by the Pakistani military for the sake of U.S. dollars.

The militant says: "The rulers and generals of this country, who sell their beliefs and faith just for the sake of dollars, remember that you will get tired of fighting us but we will not tire of fighting you, Allah willing." He declares that the Mehran base attack is the revenge for the shedding of the "pious blood" of Osama bin Laden.

Some footage of the PNS Mehran base attack, taken from Pakistani television networks, is shown as part of the video. A narrator explains the extent of the financial and technological damage caused by the TTP bombers in the PN Mehran base attack. The video also shows footage of attacks on NATO supplies in Pakistan and the Taliban fighting against the Pakistani Army in various districts of the Pakistani tribal region and its adjacent areas.


The four team members who attacked the PNS Mehran base

The video also claims responsibility for attacks on the Charsadda military camp; an attack on the cars belonging to the U.S. Consulate in Peshawar; attacks with missiles named Osama on targets in South Waziristan; revenge attacks for Pakistan's arrest of Al-Qaeda militant Younus Al-Mauritani; etc.

The video shows Pakistan Army spokesman Major General Athar Abbas claiming that the arrest of Al-Mauritani was possible with the help of U.S. intelligence. To avenge his arrest, an attack was launched on the Frontier Corps in Quetta, the narrator claims.

The video also claims revenge attacks for the Pakistani military operations in Swat district and the killing of innocent Swati youth in Pakistani custody. Images of victims of U.S. drone attacks in the Pakistani tribal region are also shown.


Dr. Warren Weinstein

The video also claims that Dr. Warren Weinstein was kidnapped from Lahore in order to ensure the release of Dr. Aafia Siddiqui from the U.S. jail.

The narrator says: "When the mujahideen realized that the rulers and generals thrust upon the Ummah, despite heading large armed forces and being armed with modern weapons and possessing the nuclear power, could not free one daughter of the Ummah from infidels nor made serious effort to do so, they decided to make every effort to ensure her release and take revenge for Dr. Aafia Siddiqui the honor of the Islamic Ummah. One such effort is the successful operation to kidnap a Jewish American citizen from Lahore."

The video shows militants training in a mountainous region and claiming that their preparation is revenge for Dr. Aafia Siddiqui. A clip of Al-Qaeda leader Ayman Al-Zawahiri in this regard is reproduced. In that clip, released earlier, Al-Zawahiri had confirmed that Al-Qaeda kidnapped Dr. Warren Weinstein. Al-Zawahiri had demanded the release of all women held in U.S. custody over their connection to the Taliban and Al-Qaeda, including Aafia Siddiqui and Hasna, the wife of an Al-Qaeda militant.

The video shows numerous clips of Islamic clerics and people's views calling for jihad against the U.S. in the wake of the release of CIA agent Raymond Davis from Lahore, while the narrator claims that the movement for the enforcement of Islamic Shari'a in Pakistan is getting stronger by the day.

Towards the end of the video, Ustad Ahmad Farooq, the Head of Al-Qaeda's Department for Dawa and Media in Pakistan, urges the Pakistani soldiers to rise: "Isn't there a self-respecting soldier in this army of 600,000 who considers the orders of the Prophet [Muhammad] as dearer to him than the orders of his officers?..."

He adds: "If the army units of Libya could rebel against [Mu'ammar] Al-Qadhafi and the Sunni soldiers of the Syrian Army against Bashar Al-Assad, then why can't the lower-ranking soldiers of the Pakistain Army rebel against their generals in order to free the 180 million people [of Pakistan] from this slavery, and for enforcement of Islamic Shari'a?..."



Source: Al-Fida', March 13, 2012

http://www.memri.org/report/en/0/0/0/0/0/0/6173.htm

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"The chief aim of all government is to preserve the freedom of the citizen. His control over his person, his property, his movements, his business, his desires should be restrained only so far as the public welfare imperatively demands. The world is in more danger of being governed too much than too little. It is the teaching of all history that liberty can only be preserved in small areas. Local self-government is, therefore, indispensable to liberty. A centralized and distant bureaucracy is the worst of all tyranny. Taxation can justly be levied for no purpose other than to provide revenue for the support of the government. To tax one person, class or section to provide revenue for the benefit of another is none the less robbery because done under the form of law and called taxation." John W. Davis, Democratic Presidential Candidate, 1924. Davis was one of the greatest trial and appellate lawyers in US history. He also served as the US Ambassador to the UK.

I thought you all said they were working together?...

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The Pakistan Army itself is a semi-Jihadised Army while its intelligence service acts as eyes and ears of Al-Queda. Pakistan's Army official motto itself says "Jihad fi Sabilillah" (Jihad for Allah). The difference between Pakistani Army and Al-Queda is only in degrees and tactics, not with respect to the goal. The Pakistani Army beleives in Taqiyya (Islamic principal of lying for the sake of Allah) which can be used to milk and lull others into complacency but Al queda being the wahabbis does not beleive in it and in a sense is more purer version of Pakistani Army.

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Krinvanto Vishwam Aryam
(Make this World Noble)

- Rigveda


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the state phuckistan was created as an anti-thesis to the "hindu" state India. The foundation of phuckistan is that muslims cannot live peacefull with hindus and for their safety they need a separate islamic state.

its obvious the phuckistanis will see themselves as soldiers of allah and their military even more. Indians are kaffir for the phuckistanis and their army is an army of jihadis aginst hindus in India.

And this rotten failed state has nukes, LOL!!!

Israel would have had a heart attack by now if they had phuckistan for neighbours :P

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Quotations by global leaders on phuckistan British PM David Cameron: There will be lots of questions about what support system bin Laden had in Pakistan, and we need those questions answered White House counterterrorism chief John Brennan: Certainly his location there outside of the capital raises questions. We are talking to the Pakistanis about this. It's inconceivable that bin Laden did not have a support system in the country that allowed him to remain there for an extended period of time Our government is in fiscal distress. To make contributions to a country that isn't going to be fully supportive is a problem for many, said US senate intelligence committee chair Dianne Feinstein German chancellor Angela Merkel: The al-Qaida leader's death has exposed some gaps in antiterrorism campaign French foreign minister Alain Juppe: I find it a little difficult to imagine that the presence of someone like bin Laden ... in a relatively small town could go completely unnoticed. Pakistans position lacks clarity in our view

I thought you all said they were working together?...
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E17 is as clueless as before. Something to do with the trauma(mental kind) I guess.

So you're saying that the media DIDN'T make it seem like the Pakistani military was aiding Al'Queida in hiding OBL?

Really?

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And you think Paki army/ISI didn't hide OBL, E17?

Indians are their retarded analysis...lolli

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Pakistan Airforce: The largest distributor of Indian airforce parts in Asia



Pathankot Strike
8 F-86Fs of No 19 Squadron led by Squadron Leader Sajjad Haider struck Pathankot airfield. With carefully positioned dives and selecting each individual aircraft in their protected pens for their strafing attacks, the strike elements completed a textbook operation against Pathankot. Wing Commander M G Tawab, flying one of the two Sabres as tied escorts overhead, counted 14 wrecks burning on the airfield. Among the aircraft destroyed on the ground were nearly all of the IAFs Soviet-supplied Mig-21s till then received, none of which were seen again during the War.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFHlzP69n9c

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So you're saying that the media DIDN'T make it seem like the Pakistani military was aiding Al'Queida in hiding OBL?

Really?

Instead of trolling if you bothered to read history you will find that phuckistani politics has been dominated by military. In name they are democracy but for 3/4th of their existence or for 50 years they are under military rule either directly or indirectly.

The phuckistani power hierarchy is divided between the civilian govt. (most insignificant) to the military (most powerful) to the ISI (most shady) and the judiciary (trying to strike some decorum).

When i say phuckistan is a banana republic i am not exxagerating, their power ius shared by these 4 nutjobs. the prime minister doesnt know what the army is planning and lives in fear of a coup, the isi is an army within the army and the judiciary is helpless if the army indeed launcehs a coup.

if you think a wanted criminal can hide in a military cantonment for six years AFTER building a palatial mansion then you are simply wasting your time. If you think that the taliban that is killing canadian soldiers is not a bi product of phuckistani military then also you are wasting your time. If you think that the phuckistani military is not actively aiding the taliban in its efforts to kill NATO (and canadian troops) you deserve to be bitchslapped by the true Canadian soldiers who are slogging it out in afghanistan.

the army is jihadi by mentality coz their main enemy is India who is kaffir, al -qaeda and any ultra islamist is a hero for them bcoz phuckistan itself is a country carved out of India to create a home for ultra islamists. Al-QWaeda urging the army to overthrow the civilian govt. is nothing out of the box or unexpected provided you have a basic idea of whats going on in south asia.

but then again you type all this gibberish coz the indian group has made a habit of owning you. carry on drunkard.



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Quotations by global leaders on phuckistan British PM David Cameron: There will be lots of questions about what support system bin Laden had in Pakistan, and we need those questions answered White House counterterrorism chief John Brennan: Certainly his location there outside of the capital raises questions. We are talking to the Pakistanis about this. It's inconceivable that bin Laden did not have a support system in the country that allowed him to remain there for an extended period of time Our government is in fiscal distress. To make contributions to a country that isn't going to be fully supportive is a problem for many, said US senate intelligence committee chair Dianne Feinstein German chancellor Angela Merkel: The al-Qaida leader's death has exposed some gaps in antiterrorism campaign French foreign minister Alain Juppe: I find it a little difficult to imagine that the presence of someone like bin Laden ... in a relatively small town could go completely unnoticed. Pakistans position lacks clarity in our view