Will someone destroy islam already?

[TruthSpreader]

Pakistan jets target militant hideout near Afghan border:

Pakistan military launches air strikes against Taliban militants as domestic pressure grows on Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to take action following a series of attacks across Pakistan.

 Pakistani fighter jets pounded tribal areas near the Afghan border in an operation against Taliban militants on Tuesday, flattening several houses and sending villagers fleeing from their homes, military sources and local residents said.

Residents of North Waziristan, a lawless region where many al Qaeda-linked militants are based, said there were numerous civilian casualties but the army was not immediately available to comment on the nature of the operation.

The air strikes took place as domestic pressure grew on Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to take tougher action against Taliban militants following a string of insurgent attacks against security forces across Pakistan in the past week.

The army was not immediately available for a comment. Tribal elder Malik Jan Mohammad in the Mir Ali area said 15 people were killed. A Taliban source put the death toll at 27, including civilians.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/pakistan/10585793/Pakistan-jets-target-militant-hideout-near-Afghan-border.html

 

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Bus bombing kills 24 Shiites in southwest Pakistan:

Bus carrying Shiite pilgrims on way back from Iran hit by bomb in south west Pakistan, killing at least 24 passengers and injuring scores more.

At least 24 Shiite pilgrims returning from Iran were killed and 31 others wounded when a bomb hit a bus in the southwest Pakistan province of Baluchistan on Tuesday, officials said.

The attack took place at Dringhar village on the Pakistan-Iran highway some 37 miles west of Quetta, Baluchistan's capital.

"At least 24 people were killed and 31 others were wounded," provincial home secretary Asad Gilani said.

A purported spokesman of Sunni militant outfit Lashkar-e-Jhangvi claimed the responsibility for Tuesday's attack.

Lashkar-i-Jhangvi is regarded as the most extreme Sunni terror group in Pakistan, and is accused of killing hundreds of Shias since its emergence in the 1990s.

It developed close ties to al-Qaeda and the Taliban, which ruled in Afghanistan from 1996 until the 2001 US-led invasion.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/pakistan/10588722/Bus-bombing-kills-24-Shiites-in-southwest-Pakistan.html

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Baloch Separatists Blow Up Key Gas Pipelines:

Punjab province faces gas shortages after three pipelines simultaneously blown up by the Baloch Republican Army.

Separatist insurgents in Balochistan province have blown up three pipelines supplying natural gas to Punjab province, depriving factories and homes of fuel for several days, officials said Monday.

The explosions occurred Sunday night near the Punjabi city of Rahim Yar Khan, which lies close to the border with Balochistan, said Arif Hameed, a spokesman for Sui Northern Gas company. “Three gas pipelines were simultaneously blown up, measuring 36, 18 and 13 inches in diameter, that disrupted gas supply to Punjab,” he said, adding workmen would have the lines repaired over the next two days.

Sarbaz Baloch, a spokesman for the Baloch Republican Army, told AFP by phone his group had carried out the attacks.

Balochistan is Pakistan’s biggest but least populous and least developed province. A long-running separatist movement is seeking more autonomy and a greater share of natural resources, including the gas the province supplies to the whole country.

Hameed said Punjab, home to around 100 million people, was being supplied by a single pipeline as a result of the attack. “We are working on the 36-inch pipe, hopefully it will be repaired by Tuesday morning and 70 percent of the gas supply will be restored,” he said.

A bomb attack claimed by the separate Baloch Liberation Army on Monday in the district of Sibi injured 11 paramilitary troops, according to spokesman Abdul Wasey.

http://newsweekpakistan.com/baloch-separatists-blow-up-key-gas-pipelines/

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13 killed in Pakistan bomb blast :

 An explosive laden vehicle rammed into a Sindh police bus killing at least 13 men and injuring over 40 others on Thursday morning in Karachi. The bus was leaving the police training centre at Razzaqabad in Karachi east when the explosion took place on a U turn, police said. While initially it was suspected to be a suicide bombing, TV reports said they had CCTV footage which showed a motorcycle rider leaving the van who probably detonated it using a remote controlled device. The policemen were going to Bilawal House for security detail and there were some 50 of them on the bus.

Doctors at the Jinnah hospital said the victims mostly suffered head, face and upper torso injuries and at least ten of them were in a critical condition. About 50 people are reportedly injured including passersby. An estimated 25 to 30 kg of explosives could have been used in the attack.

Meanwhile, Dawn reported that the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has claimed responsibility for the attack. The TTP said this was in retaliation for targeted killings in Mardan, Swabi and Peshawar. The government has repeatedly said that talks cannot go on in the background of terror strikes.

http://www.thehindu.com/news/international/south-asia/13-killed-in-pakistan-bomb-blast/article5683991.ece

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Syria peace talks break down as death toll passes 140,000:

Syria peace talks break down without any progress made – or a date set for the next round as death toll passes 140,000:

A second round of peace talks between Syria's warring sides broke off on Saturday without making any progress and without a date being set for a third round, the UN mediator said.

 The failure of the talks came as the death toll in the civil war passed 140,000 people, over 7,000 of them children, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

The death toll is now at 140,041, according to the Observatory, which is based in Britain but has a network of activists across the country. Among the dead were 7,626 children and 5,064 women.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/syria/10640755/Syria-peace-talks-break-down-as-death-toll-passes-140000.html

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Amen And Amen...

Islam is certainly the biggest threat to life, especially life as we know it, on the planet today. The threat to personal freedom. which is G-d given according to the 'Judeo-Christian' ethic, is epic. I don't think money alone will destroy this huge stumbling block to life on the great Earth that our G-d has created. What is needed is strengthening our own resolve to never bow to their foreign beliefs, never waver in our support of our principles.

If we are strengthened in this way, as the L-rd has commanded us, we will be able to ultimately destroy all of islam ourselves. One righteous man will be able to destroy 1000s of these mongrels. Their thirst for blood is evil, and we must stand on the other end of the spectrum and be ultimately righteous. Hashem has promised he will utterly destroy all the evil in this world when the time has arrived. May we witness this destruction soon.

What inspiring  true words..... I don't say this lightly or in a frivolous manner... the day IS coming. Let us all persevere, have faith, fight, and hold fast to G-d's promises. G-d does not change His mind or make mistakes.

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Motorbike blast kills 52 in Iraq. Dozens die in Iraq as violence escalates :

 At least 52 people were killed Wednesday as a motorcycle rigged with explosives detonated in Baghdad's Sadr City and militants targeted mostly Shi'ite neighbourhoods around the country.

The motorcycle was parked in a second-hand bike market in the Shi'ite Muslim neighbourhood that was filled with people, mostly young men, when it exploded late Thursday afternoon, killing 31 and wounding 51 others, Iraqi medical and police sources said.

Blood covered the ground, storefront windows were shattered and shoes and motorcycle parts were strewn around the market, according to a Reuters correspondent at the scene. Dozens of people were screaming for information about their relatives.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/iraq/10666735/Motorbike-blast-kills-52-in-Iraq.html

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Syrian military drop devastating 'barrel bombs' on city:

Footage released online puports to show Syrian military helicopters dropping improvised "barrel bombs" on Darayya in south Damascus during the Geneva II peace summit.

Footage has emerged showing the Syrian regime using explosive "barrel bombs" on civilian neighbourhoods, killing hundreds, while its representatives attended peace talks at Geneva.

Filmed by activists in the southern Damascus suburb of Daraya, the ten minute video is a compilation of footage showing barrels, loaded with TNT, being dropped on the neighbourhood during the week the Geneva II conference was convened.

The film is presented as a dystopian fairy tale. Against a dark backdrop the opening title reads 'Once upon a time: a few days ago. In a land far far away: Syria.'

It begins with the camera, zoom fully extended, trained on a helicopter that is flying in the near distance. The helicopter releases two small black objects, dots against the blue sky.

They dance in the air and as they get closer propeller like tails become visible. The barrels get larger, seeming to accelerate and plummet towards the ground. 

 The explosion is enormous, debris flying around a mushroom cloud of smoke, which, when it clears, reveals a crater where the block of apartments once was.

To a backdrop of operatic music, the film shows bomb after bomb being dropped, reducing the neighbourhood to a wasteland of blood and chipped cement.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/syria/10618670/Syrian-military-drop-devastating-barrel-bombs-on-city.html

The video therein is worth watching.

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Suicide bomber kills 32 in car blast in Iraq:

A suicide bomber driving a minibus packed with explosives has killed at least 32 people and wounded 147 in the southern Iraqi city of Hilla.

 A suicide car bomber set off his explosive-laden vehicle at a security checkpoint in the city of Hillah, southern Iraq, the attack was the deadliest in a series of bombings that have killed 42 people in total, officials said.

The blast struck the entrance of the city of Hillah during morning rush hour as dozens of cars waited to be searched.

According to officials the explosion killed at least 30 people, around 150 others are thought to be wounded.

Police say the victims' burns suggested the bomber packed his car with liquid fuel, probably gasoline.

Hillah, a Shiite-dominated city, is located about 60 miles (95 kilometers) south of the capital, Baghdad.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/iraq/10686036/Suicide-bomber-kills-32-in-car-blast-in-Iraq.html

Muslamics are highly meticulous and accurate when involved in an infighting.

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You see this?

http://www.israelnationalnews.com/Blogs/Blog.aspx/3#.UyfhNqhgzTo

Slaughter houses for non-mudrats discovered in Syria. Looks like the price of halal kebab is going down.

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You see this?

http://www.israelnationalnews.com/Blogs/Blog.aspx/3#.UyfhNqhgzTo

Slaughter houses for non-mudrats discovered in Syria. Looks like the price of halal kebab is going down.

Muslamics cross all the limits, human or inhuman or evil.

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Deadly bomb blast hits Nigeria marketplace:

Security officials say Boko Haram was behind bombing of a crowded market in Borno state that killed at least 20 people.

Suspected Boko Haram fighters have detonated a bomb in a crowded marketplace in northeastern Nigeria killing at least 20 people, witnesses said.

Nigerian security officials said the attack late on Saturday in the town of Bama in Borno state bore the hallmarks of an attack by the al-Qaeda-linked group, which is fighting to carve an Islamic state out of northeast Nigeria.

Security sources say Boko Haram has killed hundreds, possibly thousands, this year in a campaign of violence that is growing in intensity, according to the Reuters news agency.

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/africa/2014/03/deadly-bomb-blast-hits-nigeria-marketplace-2014323144256489141.html

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How the war against Assad took a step closer to home:

The shooting down of a Syrian fighter jet by Nato member Turkey is a reminder of the risks of spillover from the conflict.

 Turkey's shooting down of a Syrian jet is a reminder of how close to home the war on President Bashar al-Assad is. Turkey is a valued and important Nato member, not least for its borders with the former Soviet Union, Iran and the Arab world. That also makes events on its frontiers of key significance to Britain, bound as it is by the terms of the Nato treaty to defend fellow signatories when they come under attack.

That suggests that Britain could be sucked into the Syrian conflict easily, despite clear evidence that neither the Government nor its electorate has much stomach for that particular fight. 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/syria/10717990/How-the-war-against-Assad-took-a-step-closer-to-home.html

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Blast hits train in Pakistan's Balochistan:

At least 14 dead, 49 injured after bomb rips through Rawalpindi-bound train in restive Balochistan province.

n explosion has ripped through a train in Pakistan's restive southwestern province of Balochistan, killing at least 14 people, officials said.

The bomb went off on the Rawalpindi-bound Jaffer Express in a carriage reserved for men in the town of Sibi about 160km south of the provincial capital of Quetta.

Local hospital treated 44 injured men and five seriously injured were flown to Quetta via helicopter, the district commissioner told Al Jazeera.

No one has claimed responsibility for the attack, but it came a day after paramilitary troops said they had launched an operation in the violence-racked province and killed around 40 armed men.

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/asia/2014/04/bomb-blast-hits-pakistani-train-201448102042314931.html

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23 killed, 39 injured in blast at Rawalpindi market

(Reuters) / 9 April 2014

The blast took place in the busy morning hours when dozen of people, mostly grocers and sellers, gather at the market on the outskirts of Islamabad.

A bomb exploded at a vegetable market in the Pakistani city of Rawalpindi on Wednesday, killing 23 people and injuring at least 39, police and hospital officials said.

There were no immediate claims of responsibility. Pakistan is holding peace talks with the Pakistani Taleban insurgency, which is supposed to be observing a ceasefire until April 10, but there are dozens of other militant groups.

The Taleban are demanding the release of hundreds of prisoners and the withdrawal of the army from some of the tribal areas along the border with Afghanistan.

http://www.khaleejtimes.com/kt-article-display-1.asp?xfile=data/international/2014/April/international_April194.xml&section=international

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Syria civil war 'kills over 150,000 people' in three years:

Syria death toll 'passes 150,000' three years after start of devastating conflict – including 8,000 children

 Over 150,000 people have lost their lives since the March 2011 outbreak of the devastating civil war in Syria, according to new figures.

The London based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR), which closely monitors the conflict using a network of activists and medical staff in Syria, has documented the deaths of 150,344 people.

More than a third of those killed in Syria – by shellfire, air strikes and bullets – are civilians, the rights group said.

Now in its third year, the war, which continues, unabated, has ravaged entire cities, leaving whole civilian neighbourhoods flattened by shell fire and air strikes.

These include home-made 'barrel bombs', which when dropped from the air carve out craters several metres deep.

In January, with the conflict increasingly internecine and hard to access from outside, the United Nations announced that they would cease counting the war dead.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/syria/10737682/Syria-civil-war-kills-over-150000-people-in-three-years.html

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Dead Muslims give me a warm fuzzy.

That is what they are meant for.

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Aftermath of Nigeria bomb blast in Abuja:

In the second ever major attack on Abuja, the Al-Qaeda-inspired terror group Boko Haram detonated a car bomb at a bus stop during rush hour.

 Al-Qaeda-inspired Islamists brought their long-running terror campaign to the outskirts of Nigeria’s capital on Monday with a massive bomb at a bus station that killed at least 71 people.

Explosives were hidden in a vehicle and detonated at the peak of the Monday morning rush hour, when thousands of commuters were queuing to board buses at Nyanya, nine miles south of Abuja city centre.

Dozens were killed in the initial blast, and then more died as fuel tanks in waiting vehicles ignited, triggering several secondary explosions and sending a plume of thick black smoke hundreds of feet into the air.

By nightfall at least 71 people were confirmed dead and 124 were being treated in hospital. Many were badly burnt and the death toll was likely to rise.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianocean/nigeria/10766090/Aftermath-of-Nigeria-bomb-blast-in-Abuja.html

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Syria's bloodshed spills into Iraq as al-Qaeda bombs Shia militant rally:

Al-Qaeda has attacked a Shia militant group in Iraq that has sent fighters to support Syria's President Bashar al-Assad :

 Syria's sectarian war came to the capital of neighbouring Iraq as al-Qaeda bombed a rally for a Shia militant group that has sent fighters to defend the regime in Damascus.

A team of suicide bombers killed at least 33 people and left many more injured after detonating two huge blasts in a stadium packed with around 10,000 people in eastern Baghdad on Friday.

The venue was holding a rally on behalf of the League of Righteous, an Iranian-funded Shia militant group that is one of Iraq's most feared and powerful militias.

Responsibility for the bombing was claimed by al-Qaeda in the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), whose forces are fighting on the rebel side against President Assad.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/iraq/10789765/Syrias-bloodshed-spills-into-Iraq-as-al-Qaeda-bombs-Shia-militant-rally.html

Again the protracted war of muslamic infighting.

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Turkey swept by protests as anger grows over fatal mine explosion:

Thousands join strike and crowds heckle president while relatives begin to bury the nearly 300 coalminers killed in Soma.

Anger at the deadly mine explosion in Turkey spread across the country on Thursday as thousands of workers joined a protest strike, demonstrators clashed with security forces, and families began to bury scores of men killed in the disaster.

As the death toll at the Soma coalmine pushed towards 300, with hopes extinguished for at least 100 more miners thought to be trapped deep in the pit, fury was directed at the Turkish prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan – and fuelled by pictures of one of his aides violently assaulting a protester, and claims that Erdoğan himself had struck a teenage girl.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/may/15/turkey-protests-mine-explosion-strike-soma

Anger of the Almighty against the muslamic terrorists.

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2 bomb blasts in Nigeria kill at least 118:

JOS, Nigeria — Two car bombs exploded at a bustling bus terminal and market in Nigeria's central city of Jos on Tuesday. Initial reports said the blasts killed at least 46 people and wounded dozens. But the news agency AFP news just reported that the death toll is at least 118.

There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the twin car bombs, but they bore the hallmarks of Boko Haram, an Islamic extremist group.

The second blast came half an hour after the first, killing some of the rescue workers who had rushed to the scene, which was obscured by billows of black smoke.

Dozens of bodies and body parts were covered in grain that had been loaded in the second car bomb, witnesses said. A Terminus Market official said he helped remove 50 casualties, most of them dead. He spoke on condition of anonymity because he is not allowed to give information to reporters.

"It's horrifying, terrible," said Mark Lipdo of the Stefanos Foundation, a Christian charity based in Jos., who could smell burning human flesh.

At least 46 people were killed, according to Superintendent Felicia Anslem Ali, police spokeswoman for Plateau state.

http://www.tylerpaper.com/TP-Breaking+Silent/200114/2-bomb-blasts-in-nigeria-kill-at-least-118#.U3zClHYrOho

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Terrorist attack kills dozens in China's tense Xinjiang region:

Hong Kong (CNN) -- A series of explosions tore through an open-air market in the capital of the volatile western Chinese region of Xinjiang on Thursday, killing dozens of people and wounding many more, state media reported.

China's Ministry of Public Security said the attack in the heavily policed city of Urumqi was "a serious violent terrorist incident" and vowed to crack down on its perpetrators. President Xi Jinping called for the terrorists behind it to be "severely" punished.

Two SUVs slammed into shoppers gathered at the market in Urumqi at 7:50 a.m. Thursday, and explosives were flung out of the vehicles, China's official news agency Xinhua said.

The vehicles then exploded, according to Xinhua, which said at least 31 people were killed and more than 90 wounded.

http://edition.cnn.com/2014/05/21/world/asia/china-xinjiang-explosions/

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Northern Nigeria bomb blast 'kills football spectators':

At least 14 people have been killed in a bomb attack on a bar that was screening a televised football match in north-eastern Nigeria, police say.

The attack place in the town of Mubi in Adamawa state, close to the border with Cameroon.

Adamawa is one of three states that have been placed under emergency rule because of an insurgency waged by Islamist Boko Haram militants.

However, no-one has yet said they carried out the latest attack.

"So far we have 14 dead while 12 are injured, some of them critically," said the police spokesman for Adamawa state, Usman Abubakar.

Some reports put the death toll higher.

According to the BBC's Nigeria correspondent, Will Ross, it is hard to get eyewitness accounts because of an overnight curfew in the area.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-27658736

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Pak Taliban claims responsibility for attack on Karachi airport, 24 dead
AFP
Karachi, June 09, 2014

Pakistan's military on Monday declared an end to an all-night offensive to quell a Taliban siege of Karachi airport that left 24 people dead, including 10 militants, and threatens to destroy a nascent peace process.

The attack at Jinnah International Airport in Pakistan's biggest city began just before midnight Sunday and raged until dawn, when the military said that all 10 attackers had been killed after they had stormed two areas equipped with suicide vests, grenades and rocket launchers.

The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) group said the attack was in revenge for its late leader Hakimullah Mehsud, who was killed in a US drone strike in November.

TTP spokesman Shahidullah Shahid also dismissed the Pakistani government's recent offer of a new round of peace talks as a ruse, and promised more attacks to come.

"We carried out this attack on the Karachi airport and it is a message to the Pakistan government that we are still alive to react over the killings of innocent people in bomb attacks on their villages," said Shahidullah Shahid, a Taliban spokesperson.

"Pakistan used peace talks as a tool of war," he told AFP.

"We have yet to take revenge for the deaths of hundreds of innocent tribal women and children in Pakistani air strikes.

The assault will raise fresh concerns about Pakistan's shaky security situation, and questions about how militants were able to penetrate the airport, which serves one of the world's biggest cities.

Officials said the gunmen entered from two sides of the airport at around 11:00 pm on Sunday -- the terminal used for the hajj pilgrimage to Mecca, and an engineering section close to an old terminal that is no longer in use.

An AFP reporter witnessed three huge blasts as suicide bombers detonated their explosives.

Smoke was seen billowing from the airport as fires raged close to planes parked on the runway, while militants, some dressed in army uniform, clashed with the airport's security force who were backed by police, paramilitary squads and elite commandos.

A senior intelligence official said it appeared the militants had aimed to hijack a plane that passengers were boarding at the main terminal, but that when they were repelled they went on the rampage.

"The passenger plane at Jinnah terminal was their target and when they failed to reach there they destroyed two private terminals in frustration," he told AFP.

http://www.hindustantimes.com/world-news/karachi-airport-siege-pak-army-declares-area-cleared-21-dead/article1-1227474.aspx

The protracted war of muslamic infighting continues everywhere.

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Second attack at Karachi airport

http://www.smh.com.au/world/second-attack-at-karachi-airport-20140610-zs39s.html