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Showing posts with label insurgents. Show all posts

Saturday, November 5, 2011

Colombian Officials Say Top FARC Leader Killed

Colombias President Juan Manuel Santos would like Farc to disband now that their leader has been killed.
they probably will not and they probably had a second in command who is now the top dog in the militant group.
As usual, Too much money is to be made from the drug wars to stop dealing.

Foxnews
The top leader of Colombia's main rebel group, the bookish ideologue Alfonso Cano, was killed Friday in a military bombing attack in the country's southwest, authorities said.
"The fingerprints matched," said one senior security official who confirmed the death, adding that Cano was killed in "a standard military operation" in Cauca state. The official spoke on condition he not be further identified.
Cano, the 53-year-old head of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, had been the top target of Colombian authorities since September 2010, when they killed the insurgency's military chief, Mono Jojoy, also in a bombing raid.

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Iraq bombs kill dozens

Just another day in the peaceful nature of Islam.


Guardian.co.uk

Fifteen Iraqi soldiers killed in explosion near army base in Habaniya near Falluja and 13 local police killed near Baghdad
Bombs in a military base west of Baghdad and outside a restaurant where local police were having breakfast in southern Iraq have killed 28 people, officials and army sources said.

The blast at the army base in Habaniya, near the town of Falluja around (50 miles west of Baghdad, killed 15 soldiers and wounded 20 others on Wednesday, according to army sources who said the bomb was attached to a military bus.

Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Afghanistan violence kills 35, mostly insurgents

Yep, Violence is increasing; so we might as well pull some troops out of the field, That will help out!

AJC
Afghan and NATO forces said Tuesday that 35 people — most of them insurgenhttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gifts — have been killed in escalating violence as the Taliban try to regain territory lost during the winter months to the U.S.-led coalition.

There has been fierce fighting around Afghanistan, but most has been focused in the southwestern Helmand province and other parts of the southern Taliban heartland. Violence has increased since the insurgents launched an offensive last April.

The office of Helmand Gov. Gulab Mangal said that two separate clashes on Monday left a total of 22 insurgents and two police officers dead. The governor's office also said two young boys were killed as they stepped on a roadside bomb in Helmand.

The provincial capital, Lashkar Gah, was one of seven areas where the coalition last week handed over responsibility for security to Afghan forces. The handover was part of a transition plan that eventually will give the Afghan government control of security around the country by the end of 2014, when foreign combat troops are to leave Afghanistan.

Sunday, July 24, 2011

Gunbattle in Afghanistan leaves 80 militants dead

Hell Yeah !
This is what I'm talking about, rise up and annihilate these bastards.




Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- At least 80 militants were killed in a series of operations involving Afghan and NATO forces during a day-long firefight last week in the country's restive southeast, Paktika provincial governor Mukhlas Afghan said Sunday.

NATO said it could only confirm 50 insurgents were killed in the fight.

The operation, which began Wednesday and spanned the night into Thursday, was fought in an "known Haqqani network" area.

The Haqqani network is an insurgent group loosely affiliated with the Taliban and is believed to be based in Pakistan's lawless frontier territories.

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Mexico declares victory against La Familia drug cartel

Nice, but like the article says the leftovers of La Familia will blend right in with the other gangs.
to think that the drug cartels will ever go away is insane, a victory here and there sure thats going to happen, but the network is far to big and expansive to ever get rid of it, there is also to much money to be made.

Mexico City
The Christian Science Monitor
Mexican President Felipe Calderon can declare a decisive victory in his country's brutal war on drugs.
Federal authorities have arrested the leader of La Familia, the drug trafficking organization that espouses religious ideals, but gained worldwide notoriety when it tossed five human heads onto a dance floor in Michoacan state four years ago. Since then La Familia has made money and wielded influence through not just drug running but kidnapping, extortion, intimidation, and murder.

Jose de Jesus Mendez Vargas, also known as El Chango, or “The Monkey,” was arrested in the state of Aguascalientes, the government announced Tuesday.

“With this arrest, what remained of the structure of this criminal organization has been destroyed," security spokesman Alejandro Poire said at a news conference.

His arrest follows the death of the group’s founder, Nazario Moreno Gonzalez, in December.

George Grayson, a professor at William & Mary and author of “Mexico: Narco- Violence and a Failed State,” says that the arrest effectively decapitates the organization. But with alliances that La Familia made with other groups, including the Sinaloa cartel, against the Zetas group, many secondary leaders could simply get absorbed into the Sinaloa group. “The Sinaloa cartel will spread into Michoacan,” he says.

Monday, May 16, 2011

Headless bodies found in northern Guatemala

Vacationing in Guatemala anytime soon?

Hey mister tourist would you like to buy some of my fresh picked Bananas and Mangos? Oh those aren't mangos... excuse the Human heads, the damn Kids these days.

Its about as nice as Mexico or say Afghanistan and Pakistan hell even Somalia and Yemen! Drug wars, Beheadings what a mess.


BBC
The decapitated bodies of at least 25 men and two women have been found near Guatemala's border with Mexico.

The bodies were discovered on a ranch in Peten province, 500km (310 miles) north of the capital.

Police said the killings could be linked to a battle between drug gangs fighting for control of the area.

Mexican cartels are increasingly moving into northern Guatemala, an important transit point for drugs smuggled from South America to the US.

"This is the worst massacre we have seen in modern times," police spokesman Donald Gonzalez told Reuters.

Friday, May 13, 2011

'Sinaloa cartel head' Martin Beltran held

Why they capture these guys is beyond me, does the Mexican Police think these asswipes would be so nice to them if they were caught?

Hey Mexican Police, give them the Bin Laden treatment!

BBC
Mexican soldiers have captured a man they say is a suspected leader of the powerful Sinaloa drug cartel.

Martin Beltran Coronel, known as "The Eagle", is said to have succeeded the late Ignacio Coronel, one of the cartel's leaders who was killed in a shoot-out last July.

Three other people were arrested with him.

Soldiers also seized weapons, jewellery and more than $400,000, (£247,000) in cash, army officials told reporters.

The operation targeted drug-trafficking from Central and South America.

Thursday, April 7, 2011

Bodies found as Mexicans march against drug violence

This is why the United States Government should be putting out a travel warning or better yet an outright ban on Mexican travel, it is unsafe to go there.

The whole situation in Mexico is exactly like the one in Afghanistan! worse on some levels especially when it comes to the body count.


BBC
Protests in more than 20 Mexican cities against drug-related violence have been interrupted by news of the discovery of 59 bodies.

The bodies were found in Tamaulipas state by police investigating the abduction of bus passengers.

The area is a hotspot in the violence related to drug trafficking that is ravaging parts of Mexico.

The violence was condemned by protesters in the main square in Mexico City, who chanted: "No more blood!"

The bodies were found in eight separate graves in the area of San Fernando, police said - with 43 corpses found in a single grave.

Authorities in Tamaulipas said they had found the graves while investigating reports that, late last month, buses in the area had been stopped and passengers pulled off and kidnapped .

In a raid, 11 people were arrested, while five others being held captive by the alleged kidnappers were freed.

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Iraqi insurgents kill dozens in Tikrit raid

Death and Destruction, Mayhem and Islam,
Kinda has a ring to it!

Can you say ALLAHU AKBAR!

The Washington Post
TIKRIT, Iraq — Uniformed attackers driving military trucks and armed with a car bomb, guns, grenades and suicide belts blasted their way into a provincial government headquarters in the northern city of Tikrit on Tuesday, killing at least 53 people in a highly organized raid, according to witnesses and local officials.

Over several hours, the attackers went room to room, tossing grenades down hallways and through doorways and killing local politicians and government workers with shots to the head, according to Iraqi security forces and two witnesses who escaped by jumping out of a second-floor window. More than 90 people were wounded, officials said.

After an hours-long firefight, Iraqi security forces — who called in U.S. helicopters and soldiers for support — entered the building, but there were no survivors inside. The attackers had either been shot or blown themselves up

Friday, March 4, 2011

Obama: No Arming of U.S. Agents in Mexico

Really, then why the Hell are they going into a worse area then say... Afghanistan for?

Mexico is nothing more than another front on terrorism, more people were killed last year in Jaurez alone than were killed in Afghanistan.

Yet Oblama will not put his foot down and have our Border agents armed when they go to Mexico to assist the Police!

WILL A REAL MAN PLEASE STAND UP AND TAKE OVER THE RUNNING OF AMERICA PLEASE.



Foxnews
President Obama on Thursday appeared to reject the idea of arming U.S. agents in Mexico, saying after a meeting with Mexican President Felipe Calderon that the two governments will look at other ways to protect American officials in the wake of a fatal shooting last month.

"There are laws in place in Mexico that say that our agents should not be armed," Obama said, describing the U.S. role south of the border as an "advisory" one. "We do not carry out law enforcement activities inside of Mexico."

The president's statement answers speculation about how far the administration would go in reforming safety measures in response to the killing three weeks ago of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent Jaime Zapata in Mexico. The shooting death raised questions in the U.S. about Mexico's ability to control violence but U.S. officials earlier wouldn't say whether Obama would press the Mexican leader to allow U.S. agents to be armed.

Coming out of the meeting Thursday afternoon, both presidents stressed that U.S. agents cannot be armed. Obama said he was nevertheless concerned about the safety of agents and that they would examine "procedures and protocols" for how to better protect them.


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Monday, February 28, 2011

Weekend attacks leave at least 28 dead in Mexico

Another lovely weekend in Mexico.
Spring break is coming.
And chances are a lot of clueless people will go to Mexico for their spring break vacations, maybe to places like Acapulco,

Police in the resort city of Acapulco found the bodies of four men inside a trash container, all had been shot and three of them had their throats slit.

What does anybody care, Like your gonna take out the trash when your down there.


Foxnews
Suspected drug-related violence left at least 28 people dead across Mexico over the weekend, including 14 killed by gunmen in bars in the country's north, authorities said Sunday.

In Coahuila state, across the U.S. border from Texas, nine men died late Saturday when gunmen opened fire inside two bars in separate attacks, state prosecutors said in a statement. Eleven others were wounded.

Assailants killed another five men late Saturday in a bar in the cartel-plagued border city of Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua state prosecutors' spokesman Arturo Sandoval said.

In other drug violence in Mexico, at least 14 people were killed in three Pacific coast states.

Police in the resort city of Acapulco found the bodies of four men inside a trash container, all had been shot and three of them had their throats slit. The body of a fifth man was found alongside a highway, prosecutors in the state of Guerrero, where Acapulco is located, said in a Sunday statement.

Thursday, February 24, 2011

Mexico captures suspects in U.S. agent's killing

It is hard to tell if these people captured are the ones responsible, due to the fact that the Mexican authorities are acting like the suspects did not know that the people they were Shooting at were border agents.

Mistaken Identity my ass, We are talking about the Zetas, Former and current police and military, this is what they do.

whatever Mexico says I do not believe, they are only trying to look good for the Next Check they receive from the U.S. Government.


(Reuters) - A Mexican drug gang killed a U.S. customs agent and wounded another last week after mistaking the officials for rivals, Mexican officials said on Wednesday as they presented several captured suspects.

The two U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were set upon on a major highway near the central city of San Luis Potosi, north of the capital, in one of the worst attacks on U.S. agents in Mexico in more than a decade and a sign of Mexico's worsening drug war.

Six male prisoners accused in the attack were presented to the media on Wednesday and officials named four other detainees -- three women and a minor.

The attackers spotted the agents driving in a dark sport utility vehicle on February 15 and pursued them before opening fire, Mexican prosecutors said.

Thursday, December 16, 2010

Roadside bomb kills 14 civilians in Afghan west

Nice, Maybe someday the world will wake up and see Islam for what it is.

A true Death Cult!

What other Religion could you be in, that allows you to Kill all the Innocent People you want, for no particular reason at all.

For this reason alone I fully support their efforts to Kill themselves off a few at a time, Its harsh but seriously... look at em!

(Reuters) - A roadside bomb killed 14 civilians and injured four when it ripped through a minibus in western Afghanistan on Thursday, a government official said, the latest casualties of escalating violence in a once-peaceful area..

Ordinary Afghans have borne the brunt of ramped up fighting. Some 1,270 civilians were killed in the first six months of this year, U.N. figures show, up 21 percent from the start of 2009.

In the latest incident, Shafiq Behroozyan, a spokesman for the governor of Herat province, said a roadside bomb hit a minibus carrying civilian passengers in the Kesh-e Kohna district of Herat province near the border with Turkmenistan on Thursday.

"The military forces have reached the site and they say that 14 people have been killed and 4 wounded," Behroozyan said by telephone from Herat.

The victims may have been part of an extended family heading for a pre-engagement party, he added.

Monday, November 29, 2010

NATO: 6 Service Members Killed in Afghanistan

HMMMMMM , what a good idea letting any Afghan anybody close to any NATO soldier!

Obviously they can't be trusted


Foxnews
A man dressed as an Afghan border police officer opened fire on NATO troops during a training mission in the east of the country Monday, killing six Americans before he was shot dead, NATO and Afghan officials said.

A U.S. official who spoke on condition of anonymity said the victims were Americans. The official did not provide additional details.

The shooting -- the highest toll for NATO forces since nine Americans died in a Sept. 21 helicopter crash -- was the latest in a series of shootouts in which Afghan security forces have turned on their NATO partners.

The attack also highlights the potential hazards of a push to speedily expand Afghanistan's army and police forces in the next few years. The goal is to turn over the responsibility for nationwide security to Afghan forces by 2014 so that NATO troops can go home.

Saturday, November 27, 2010

17 insurgents killed in Afghanistan

Congratulations to the 17 Islamic extremists for dying in the name of Islam.
Have fun with your Goats.



Hindustantimes
NATO-led forces and Afghan troops killed at least 17 suspected militants in operations in southern and eastern Afghanistan, the alliance said on Saturday. The most deadly operation was conducted on Friday night by Afghan and foreign soldiers in the Sherzad district of the eastern province of
Nangarhar to find a Taliban leader after they received a tip about his location, the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) said in a statement.

The joint forces were attacked by suspected insurgents upon arrival at the targeted area, it said, adding that the forces responded and "killed more than 15 armed insurgents".

"Further inspection of the engagement area confirmed all of the insurgents were armed with multiple automatic weapons, rocket-propelled grenade launchers and rounds, and hand grenades," the ISAF said.

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Al Qaeda Leader in Iraq Calls for Continued Jihad Against U.S. 'Occupiers'

Nothing is ever good enough for the Mujahideen , no matter what it is they have their panties in a bunch over it !

The whole Jihad thing is getting so played out in the Muslim world , they call for a jihad over everything , and really all it amounts to is an excuse for them to be themselves - miserable , angry ,violent people !


Foxnews
CAIRO -- The self-described leader of an Al Qaeda front group has called for continued jihad against Iraq's American "occupiers" in the wake of the March 7 election that he claimed was boycotted by most Sunni Arabs, according to an audio tape posted Tuesday on militant Web sites.

In the 24-minute tape, Abu Omar al-Baghdadi said the parliamentary election and its results meant nothing for the mujahideen, or holy fighters, and that the next government would be no different from the previous one.

Shiites, who are the majority in Iraq, have dominated governments in Iraq since the 2003 ouster of Saddam Hussein, himself a Sunni.

Al-Baghdadi, the head of the Islamic State of Iraq, had vowed in his first election-related audio tape to violently disrupt the vote and warned Sunnis not to take part.

The turnout on March 7, however, was officially put at a respectable 62 percent despite mortar and rocket attacks that killed at least 36 people, almost all of them in Baghdad.

"We announce that the elections outcome means nothing to us ... we will continue chasing the [American] occupier and his agents until we purify the land from their filth," he said in the tape.



My name iz , Abu Omar al-Baghdadi , And Iz roll wit da Al Qaida , And Iz very Angry Wit Americans Ocupiers inz Iraq ,Iz callz for da Holy Jihad Against dem !