Terrorist webmasters missing

Becoming a terrorist webmaster as become VERY dangerous.

By Gerald: Internet Anthropologist Think Tank

Oct 22, 08

Paradigm Intel and BSU data:

Many terrorist webmasters missing, thats why the new sites haven't gone back up right away.

Al jafar can't contact the webmasters and thats why they have been so silent, they don't know

what happened.

And why the sites haven't gone back up, webmasters gone.

IATT has often tracked webmasters and terrorist hackers to their IPs, and publicly posted the data. This data can lead direct to the persons home and real name.

I would seem qods have mastered remote packet capture.

USA doesn't want the sites down, they are collectiing Intel from the sites, and have left them up for 7 years.

Last 2 months over 1,000 terrorist sites down,

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Why would Qods ( Iran's super, secret service) want al Qaeda sites down, and kiddnap or kill the webmasters.

There are several reasons.

al Qaeda's action arm, the Taliban

On going cyber war, Iran vs al Qaeda

al Qaeda's pedophiles, not likley

al Qaeda getting nuke materials

Iranians have been planting infected files to infect al Qaeda members

al Qaeda's jahiddies paralized

Internet Anthropologist Think Tank: Persians SKUNK Arabs

al Qaeda smuggled binys son out of Iran:

Internet Anthropologist Think Tank: Breaking biny back from Iran

and: a Qods proxy

Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff warned that the Hezbollah resistance movement is the greatest threat to US national security. Hezbollah is known or suspected to have been involved in numerous terror attacks against the U.S., Israel or other Western targets, and includes the 1983 suicide truck bombings in Beirut that killed 241 U.S. Marines at their barracks and 58 at the French military barracks. Intelligence officials in the U.S. and Britain believe Hezbollah cells may use their computer expertise and capabilities to launch cyber attacks.

So we see plenty of motivation for Iran to attack al Qaeda, and we see al qaeda getting its butt whipped BAD in this little secret cyber war.

Gerald

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al Qaeda in Iraq supported by Qods

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Hamas-Iraq: Al-Qaeda in Iraq is Subservient to Iran; 'The U.S. is Our Main Enemy, But a More Dangerous Enemy is Iran'

In a March 26, 2008 interview with the Qatari daily Al-'Arab, the spokesman for the Iraqi Sunni jihad organization Hamas-Iraq, Ahmad Salah Al-Din, accused Al-Qaeda in Iraq of regarding most Iraqi resistance factions as its main enemy, of subservience to Iran, and of receiving from it weapons, funds, training, and medical care for its wounded. Salah Al-Din added that in the past year Al-Qaeda in Iraq had become considerably weaker and smaller.

The following are excerpts from the Al-'Arab article on the interview:

Al-Qaeda in Iraq Has Its Own Agenda, Which Transcends the Borders of Iraq

"Regarding the reasons for the confrontation with Al-Qaeda, Salah Al-Din stated: 'We do not regard Al-Qaeda [in Iraq] as a resistance organization, since it has its own agenda which transcends the borders of Iraq. This has been clear since Abu-Mus'ab Al-Zarqawi vowed allegiance to Osama bin Laden - because after the occupation of Iraq, Al-Tawhid Wal-Jihad, [1] which was under Al-Zarqawi's command, was close to all Iraqi resistance factions and even planned to join forces with Al-Jaish Al-Islami. However, after Al-Zarqawi's vow of allegiance to bin Laden was publicly announced, things changed considerably: Al-Qaeda began openly spreading its ideas, goals, and hatred, and accusing of heresy anybody who took part in the political process, including Sunni Arab parties.

"'Following Al-Zarqawi's assassination, Al-Qaeda intensified its aggression against Iraq's resistance factions, until they became its primary [targets]. A confrontation ensued between [Al-Qaeda] and most of the Iraqi resistance factions, including the Thawrat Al-'Ishrin brigades - after Al-Qaeda had the audacity to murder Hareth Al-Dhari, the nephew of Sheikh Hareth Al-Dhari, secretary-general of the Council of Muslim Clerics in Iraq.'"

The Real Al-Qaeda Commander [in Iraq] is Abu Ayub Al-Masri

"Salah Al-Din accused Al-Qaeda of being subservient to Iran, [claiming] that they had [extensive] evidence to that effect. He said: 'We found Iranian [currency], toman, at an Al-Qaeda headquarters that we uncovered. We have also captured Iranian weapons, not to mention audio and video recordings containing announcements by Al-Qaeda fighters that they had received training in Iranian military camps and that Al-Qaeda wounded were being transported to Iran for medical treatment.'

"Salah Al-Din claimed that Al-Qaeda's real commander [in Iraq] was Abu Ayub Al-Masri, and that [Abu 'Omar] Al-Baghdadi [2] was an Iraqi figure to whom many [words and deeds] are attributed solely to create the impression that [Al-Qaeda is a genuinely] Iraqi organization. He said that [Abu Ayub] Al-Masri had been rescued from arrest by an Arab intelligence apparatus using a diplomatic vehicle belonging to the Iranian Embassy... Salah Al-Din explained that as of late, Al-Qaeda in Iraq had considerably diminished in size - so much so that today it can be said to constitute 15 percent of what it was a year ago, [and that therefore, even] if Al-Qaeda has begun launching suicide operations, these [operations] are not proof of its strength...'"

Iran Wants to Eradicate Our Beliefs and to Change the Demography of the Sunni Regions, Particularly Baghdad

"[In conclusion,] Salah Al-Din stated, in the name of Hamas-Iraq: 'The U.S. is our main enemy, but a more dangerous enemy is Iran. The U.S. wants [our] oil, and possibly it wants to establish military bases [on our soil], or to remain [in Iraq] for many years to come - while Iran wants to rule, [and] to eradicate and change [our] beliefs and ideas, [and] aspires to alter the demography of the Sunni regions, particularly Baghdad.'" [3]

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[1] Al-Tawhid Wal-Jihad was the name of Al-Qaeda in Iraq before it vowed allegiance to bin Laden.

[2] Al-Baghdadi is the "Emir of the Islamic State of Iraq."

[3] Al-'Arab (Qatar), March 26, 2008.

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