NATO invites Pakistan to summit in Chicago

This just in: FDR, Churchill invite Hitler to the Atlantic Conference. "NATO invites Pakistan to summit in Chicago," by Chris Brummitt and Slobodan Lekic for the Associated Press, May 16 (thanks to Maxwell). (comment from: Jihad Watch)

ISLAMABAD (AP) — NATO has invited Pakistan's president to the upcoming Chicago summit on Afghanistan, the strongest sign yet that Islamabad is ready to reopen its western border to U.S. and NATO military supplies heading to the war in the neighboring country.

President Asif Ali Zardari was expected to accept the invitation, a Pakistani official in Washington said Tuesday.

Libya: Video, Blacks treated like Apes in the Zoo by rebels

by MLAktion on Feb 23, 2012

مايفعلة ثوار مصراتة بمعتقلي تاورغاء
 Racist Rebels

Afghans protest Quran burning at U.S. base

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) – Muslim holy books that were burned in a pile of garbage at a U.S. military base in Afghanistan had been removed from a library at a nearby detention center because they contained extremist messages or inscriptions, a Western military official said Tuesday.

UN Report: Al Qaeda strengthened by NATO's Libya War

NATO's campaign to overthrow Libya's strongman Gadhafi had 2 terrorist groups rejoicing. A recent UN's report confirmed what many suspected – NATO's operation unintentionally provided stocks of heavy weapons to terrorist groups in Northern Africa. Among the groups benefiting from the arms are al-Qaeda and the deadly Islamic terror organization Boko Haram, which is currently on a killing spree in Nigeria.

Sea alert: Russian warships head for Syria

Heavy aircraft-carrying missile cruiser Admiral Kuznetsov (image from http://pilot.strizhi.info)

Moscow is deploying warships at its base in the Syrian port of Tartus. The long-planned mission comes, providentially, at the very moment when it could help prevent a potential conflict in the strategically important Middle Eastern country.

After helping to kill Qaddafi, NATO prepares to end Libya mission

DEBKAfile Special Report October 21, 2011, 9:33 AM (GMT+02:00)

Muammar Qaddafi is dead

Once the fact of Muammar Qaddafi's abrupt demise on Thursday, Oct. 20, is absorbed, Libya will be left with the same power struggle between pro- and anti-Qaddafi loyalists as before - with the added horror of blood revenge pursued by his clan and tribal allies.  

Until proved otherwise, Saif al Islam and his siblings are still around. Their own Qadhafah tribe and its allies, the Warfalla, Al-Awaqir and Magariha, will not rest until they avenge their leader's death. Furthermore, those tribes remain as hostile as ever to rule over their territory by the National Transitional Council and the tribes of Cyrenaica in eastern Libya which the NTC represents.  

If They Are Like This Now, What Will They Be Like With Nukes?

Syria's Threats Should Be Taken Seriously

by Khaled Abu Toameh
October 14, 2011 at 5:00 am

Syrian dictator Bashar Assad is now threatening to ignite the Middle East and destroy Israel if NATO attacks his country, while his mufti is threatening to dispatch suicide bombers to Europe and the United States.

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WARS AND RUMORS OF WARS

NATO preps for new war

Syrian chief warns attack will set Middle East aflame

Kabul siege ends after 20 hours

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By Mirwais Harooni and Sanjeev Miglani

KABUL (Reuters) - A marathon siege in Kabul's diplomatic enclave ended on Tuesday with the death of the last two of a group of gunmen who had held off Western and Afghan security forces for nearly 20 hours, showering rockets on Western embassies in a dramatic show of insurgent strength.

It was the longest and most audacious militant attack on the Afghan capital in the decade since the Taliban were ousted from power and a stark reminder of insurgents' resources and reach as Western forces start to return home.

Libya 'cannot exclude' extremist exploitation, Nato chief says

The warning came in an exclusive interview with The Daily Telegraph as Muammar Gaddafi's loyalist forces stepped up a fightback on three fronts.

Rebels make their way towards the front, north of the besieged city of Bani Walid Photo: PA/MOHAMED MESSARA

By Thomas Harding, Ruth Sherlock in Bani Walid and Richard Spencer in Tripoli

10:01PM BST 12 Sep 2011

Libya is in danger of falling into the hands of Islamic extremists if a stable government is not rapidly established, Nato’s secretary-general warned last night.

In an interview with The Daily Telegraph, Anders Fogh Rasmussen said Islamic extremists would “try to exploit” any weaknesses created as the country tried to rebuild after four decades of Col Muammar Gaddafi’s rule.

Mr Rasmussen was speaking amid growing evidence of splits in the rebel leadership in Tripoli. His words will cast a damper over the euphoria sweeping Tripoli in the wake of the revolution.

His warning came as the head of the National Transitional Council, Mustafa Abdul Jalil, told cheering crowds in Tripoli that Islamic shariah law would be the “main source” of legislation in the new Libya.

Mr Jalil, who only arrived in his new capital on Saturday, made his first public speech in Martyrs’ Square - once Col Gaddafi’s “Green Square” - last night.

“We are a Muslim people, for a moderate Islam, and we will stay on this road,” he said. His formulation suggested that Libya would follow neighbours such as Egypt in allowing room for secular freedoms. Read the rest on: The Telegraph

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Nato headquarters and US embassy under attack in Kabul

Nato's headquarters and the US embassy have come under attack in the centre of Kabul in what appears to be a coordinated attack across the Afghan capital.

'Libyan rebels guilty of committing war crimes'

By REUTERS 
09/13/2011 09:26 

Amnesty International reports both pro and anti Gaddafi forces guilty of human rights abuses, urges NTC to launch investigation.

'Several' Dutch nationals are involved in jihad abroad

Tuesday 13 September 2011
'Several' Dutch nationals are involved in a jihad or holy war in foreign countries, the acting head of the AIVD security services has told Nos television, without giving further details.

Father slit throats of three daughters in 'honour killing' after they were raped by Gaddafi's troops

• Human rights group uncovers widespread war crimes by loyalist forces
• Investigators told children perched on top of tanks as human shields
• Soldiers 'set up rape camp at school where dead sisters were attacked'

Gaddafi, Muslim Brotherhood and Arab Intrigue

From: Shoebat.com
Friends:

This report shows the danger we are in and the power struggles to gain power in the Middle East. Gaddafi in order to maintain power would both make alliances with terrorists as well as fight them, as well as reach out to the West for major oil deals.

Abbas Wants US-led NATO Force for PA State

PA chairman Mahmoud Abbas told US lawmakers he wants a US-led NATO force to provide security for the future 'Palestinian state.'

Turkey's top military leaders step down en masse

by Euronews

In the latest sign of a rift with the government, Turkey's top military leadership has stepped down.