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Thursday, June 11, 2009

Qaeda short of food, arms in Afghanistan

Oh what a shame ! poor Al Qaida , they don't have enough food , they don't even have enough ammo to continue in the Jihad ! That is just horrible ,  What is a good Mujihadeen to do with himself ? Can't fight , can't eat , I bet they don't even have enough energy to Rape those poor little goats !  and That is just to bad , Cause you know how much Mujihadeen love to rape goats ! ... Glad to see them so well supported !

Daily times
ISTANBUL: The leader of Al Qaeda in Afghanistan says militants are
short of food, weapons and other supplies needed to fight foreign
forces there, a website linked to the group has said.
Al Qaeda has been severely weakened in Afghanistan since US-led forces toppled
their Taliban hosts in response to the September 11, 2001 attacks. A
gap may also have opened up between Al Qaeda and the Afghan Taliban,
many of whom blame Osama Bin Laden’s group for causing the US-led
invasion, say analysts.

“In Afghanistan, we have a severe supply
deficit. The main reason for the weakness in operations is insufficient
supplies. Many … sit and wait and cannot fight for lack of supplies,”
said Mustafa Abu al-Yazid on a website used by top Al Qaeda leaders and
other militants to post statements.

“If a mujahid does not have
the money to get weapons, food, drink and the materials for jihad, he
cannot fight jihad,” said Yazid. “Fear Allah and be ambitious in waging
jihad through (donating) goods.”

Yazid called on Turks to
provide money and supplies for Al Qaeda forces in Afghanistan,
appealing to their common Muslim identity, and called for Turks to pray
for the group.

“The first recommendation is that you behave well
towards your Muslim brothers. We see Muslims in Turkey as our
brothers,” said Yazid in a statement titled ‘Advice to the Turkish
People’.

“We give you the good news of victories in Afghanistan
against America and its collaborators. They have tasted great pain in
recent months. Many of them have died thanks to Allah. Vehicles have
been destroyed and many planes shot down,” said the statement. reuters

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