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Judith Apter Klinghoffer

MUSLIMS BLOWING UP MUSLIMS TO STIR RELIGIOUS RIOTS

The world is focused on ethnic/religious strife in Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon and the PA. It has yet to notice that it is dealing with a carefully developed Islamist strategy. A few days ago a Indian Muslim terrorist cell admitted to blowing up places of importance to Muslims in order to generate Hindu - Muslim strife:

MUMBAI: The four blasts in Malegaon town in Nasik district were carried out in places of religious significance for Muslims since the perpetrators hoped to motivate the members of the community to take up arms against the Hindu community, an approver in the case has told the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) in his confession.
Nine persons have been charged by the ATS with carrying out the four blasts in the town on September 8, 2006, in which 31 were killed and 312 people injured.

Indeed, they were disappointed that riots did not start:

According to Ahmed, after the blasts there were no communal riots as planned by the group due to which they decided to plant a fake bomb at Mohammadiya Masjid on September 13, 2006, as a last attempt to fuel tensions.

What inspired them? The murder of hundreds of people riding the train in Mumbai:

The Ahmed also said that following the July 11 serial blasts the group had become very enthused and after about ten days accused Mohammed Zahid, Shabbir Masiullah and Munnawar Ahmed went to Mumbai to meet fellow accused Salman Farsi and Mohammed Ali from where they obtained the explosives for the blasts.

Who helped them put their plans into action? A Pakistani.

Ahmed said that after obtaining the RDX needed for the bombs, the accused gathered at the godown owned by Shabbir Masiullah where acting on the instructions of two Pakistani accused they made six bombs and then concealed them there.

If you think this case will lead the news, you are mistaken. I found it on the bottom of page 14 in my local paper and heard to discussion of it on Indian TV. Here is a strategy which should be highlighted and discussed. Unfortunately, it is meticulously covered up.

Posted on Wednesday, February 7, 2007 at 2:32 AM | Comments (0) | Return

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