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salam~
Libya sekarang sudah bacul....patutnya kalau berbeza pendapat dengan puak-puak Abu
Sayyaf sekali pun pun, duduk diam-diam sudahlah, ini pi kutuk tambah lagi ada. Tak
cukupkah baculnya Libya sampai sanggup menyerahkan 2 rakyatnya kpd mahkamah barat
semata2 kerana ditekan tak henti-henti oleh Amerika, Britain dan sekutu-sekutunya!
Kenyataannya sekarang, Libya hari ini tidak lagi seperti Libya yang kita kenali dulu;
mamat-mamat Libya hari ini sudah jadi bacul hingga sanggup tunduk kpd tekanan zionis
dan barat w/pun Libya pernah suatu ketika dulu membantu mewujudkan watak Ibrahim Libya
dan Rajak Janjalani serta adiknya Khadafy Janjalani (diberitakan cedera dlm serangan
terbaru tentera Filipina).
Bukan saja Libya, malahan Arab Saudi tempat lahir Nabi junjungan juga sudah jadi bacul
sebacul-baculnya hingga sanggup menangkap beratus-ratus orang Mujahideen yg sudah
bersiap sedia untuk ke Kosovo tak beberapa hari sebelum tragedi Kosovo meletus,
sanggup pula tu menarik balik kerakyatan Osama Bin Laden, rakyat negaranya sendiri
semata-mata kerana Osama tidak mahu tunduk kpd tekanan imperialis Barat, Amerika dan
kuffar. Malah, Pakistan yang menjadi kebanggaan orang Islam dengan kelahiran bom suci
(nuklear) hasil sentuhan tangan AQ Khan itu juga sudah jadi bacul hingga sanggup
membiarkan Mujahid bernama Romzi Yusoef yang menjadi perancang pengeboman di Pusat
Dangagan Dunia, New York ditangkap hidup-hidup di bumi Islam Pakistan dan diserahkan
kepada pihak kuffar untuk dipenjarakan di Amerika.
Maka itu, tidak keterlaluan kalau kita katakan; kalau dahulunya Libya, Arab Saudi dan
mungkin juga Pakistan menjadi 'kiblat' kita dalam strategi jihad menentang puak-puak
kafirun, mungkin kini sudah sampai masanya kita merubah kiblat jihad kita kepada Moro,
Chechya, Ambon dan yang sewaktu dengannya.
-teringin nak tolong Abu Sayaf yg terkepung tapi tak tahu macam mana? -
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Libyan envoy calls Abu Sayyaf kidnappers un-Islamic
JOLO, Philippines (AP) -- A Libyan envoy on Tuesday accused Muslim rebels
who snatched 21 Western and Asian hostages two weeks ago of inhumanity and
violating the tenets of Islam by holding innocent people.
In a sign the international community is increasingly concerned about
Manila's attempt to militarily pressure the extremist Abu Sayyaf rebels into
freeing the hostages, a senior European Union envoy met Tuesday with
President Joseph Estrada.
"We trust the way that the government is facing
the problem," EU diplomat Javier Solana said
after the meeting in Manila. "The president
gave us a guarantee on the safety of the
hostages."
Libya's Abdul Rajab Azzarouq, meanwhile,
visiting the remote island of Jolo where the
hostages are held in a pigpen-like cage of
branches, told The Associated Press that he
had Estrada's blessing.
"I am here to help negotiate, to try to find a
way to release those who are kept against their
will," Azzarouq said. "The holding of these
hostages is un-Islamic ... inhuman."
As the crisis becomes increasingly
internationalized, something Manila had hoped
to avoid, the ambassadors of the hostages'
countries have been pressing for briefings, TV
reports said.
Violence in the impoverished southern region
of Mindanao, where Muslim guerrillas are
fighting to carve an Islamic nation from the
predominantly Christian Philippines, has
increased in recent weeks, leaving dozens dead
and driving more than 100,000 people from
their homes.
The violence forced Estrada to cancel plans for
a "caravan for peace and unity" through the
region that was to have begun Tuesday.
Snatched from Malaysian resort
The group of 21 hostages includes three Germans, two French, two
South
Africans, two Finns, a Lebanese, nine Malaysians and two
Filipinos. They
were snatched from Sipadan Island, a Malaysian diving resort.
The Abu Sayyaf is the smaller and more extreme of two Muslim rebel
groups. It is also holding in nearby Basilan province a group of
Filipino
hostages seized from schools. After clashes, killings and rescues,
approximately eight people, mostly children, are thought to remain
in their
hands.
Four Abu Sayyaf leaders holding the 21
Jolo hostages sent a letter to Estrada on
Saturday rejecting his negotiator, former
rebel Nur Misuari, and demanding to
negotiate with the ambassadors from the
hostages' countries, presidential
Executive
Secretary Ronaldo Zamora, and
representatives of the United Nations,
Libya and other Islamic nations.
The rebels have not yet made any concrete
demands for the release of the hostages.
The government insisted again Tuesday that
Misuari would not be undercut, but it has
shown signs of bending in the face of
growing international concern about the
hostages, who are frightened, exhausted
and ill.
The government has repeatedly insisted that the kidnapping is a
domestic
issue and refused to include other countries in the negotiations.
Misuari added two men to his team, Muslim cleric Ibrahim Ghazali
and
Misuari aide Abdurahman Jamasali, but said Tuesday that he is
still the chief
negotiator.
Misuari did not strike an upbeat note Tuesday, despite the
confidence
Solana displayed in Manila.
"They have every right to be concerned," Misuari said of the EU
governments. "After the fighting ... everything is in shambles."
When two Associated Press journalists visited the Abu Sayyaf camp
late
Saturday, the hostages gave them letters asking for food, water,
clothing and
other necessities.
One hostage, German Renate Wallert, 57, looked haggard and ill. Her
husband and son begged for her freedom, saying she was near death.
One of the Abu Sayyaf leaders, Abu Escobar, told radio station
DXRZ on
Tuesday that they would not release her: "Yesterday there were
gunshots
and she was able to jump from her hammock and walk away."
Escobar said that an independent medical team would be permitted
to visit
the hostages. The president appealed a day earlier for more
medical visits.
Waiting to hear final demands
Libya's Azzarouq sent representatives to the rebels' camp Tuesday
afternoon, and expected their return by early Wednesday, hopefully
with
more knowledge of the kidnappers' goals.
"We have to see what is the bottom line of their demands," he
said.
They carried medicine for Wallert and letters from her relatives,
Azzarouq
said.
The EU envoy, meanwhile, brought blankets, food and medicine sent
by the
French, German and Finnish governments for the hostages.
The hostages have appealed to the military to halt operations in
the area. The
rebels have clashed repeatedly with soldiers surrounding their
hideout.
Bombings and clashes between troops and the larger Muslim rebel
group,
the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, have killed dozens of people in
the
region in the past 10 days.
The fighting with the MILF flared late last month when soldiers
attacked
rebels holding a highway along the edge of Camp Abubakar, the
MILF's
main camp. The MILF withdrew from peace talks in response.
Since April 22, 81 soldiers have been killed in the region, 468
wounded,
and 21 are missing and feared dead or captured by the MILF, the
army said
Tuesday.
Azzarouq, former ambassador to the Philippines, criticized the
kidnappers
for holding people who have nothing to do with the conflict.
"The hostage-takers should not use religion as a reason to keep
the hostages
isolated from their families," he said. "Islam is against any
activity that violates
human rights."
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