Kent State's Julio Pino Just Won't Go Away
Jon Sanders in today's Townhall:
"Mike Adams was also able to prove his humor wasn't false wit. In his responses, he showed how his column's offensive ideas were drawn, point by point, from the web site operated by another American professor, Kent State's Dr. Julio Pino. Pino's site described itself as a "jihadist news service ... provid[ing] battle dispatches, training manuals, and jihad videos to our brothers worldwide" and openly proclaimed "In the Name of OBL. 2007: The Year of Islamic Victory." Adams had been in the midst of a series of articles on Pino, but the university was defending him and academe at large wasn't interested."
The blogs were humming with 'pino must go' earlier this spring. Kent State buried the story and tacitly agreed with the murdering Americans by fundamentalists supporter and pino remains on staff at Kent State.
If you have a minute, google julio pino and find out what a threat the villian is to the American way of life.
JULIO PINO, AMERICA HATER
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Comment by the shalana— 2007/05/08 @ 07:19 PM — (Reply)
When we speak about the attacks on New York and Washington, we are speaking about those men who changed the course of history and purified the Ummah from the filth of the treacherous rulers and their followers, without bothering to mention their names and titles. We are speaking about men who I don't say merely demolished the Twin Towers and the Pentagon, which is simple enough, but rather, they destroyed the idol of the times and destroyed its values. The Pharaoh of the century has emerged in his ugly true colors, and there is no difference between him and the Pharaoh of Egypt except additional unbelief and falsehood. Here he is, murdering our children in Palestine, Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon, Kashmir and other Islamic lands. These great men have consolidated faith in the hearts of the believers, emphasized the creed of allegiance [to the believers] and disassociation [from unbelievers], and torpedoed the plots of the Crusaders and their puppet rulers in the region after decades of ideological warfare designed to dilute this doctrine. The context does not permit us to remember these men as they deserve to be remembered, the pen is unable to enumerate their merits and good qualities nor the merits of the effects of their blessed raids, except that we shall try, for even if something is unattainable in full, its substance should not be abandoned.
Commander-in-Chief Muhammad Ataa: Commander of the group, from the land of Canaan, from Egypt. Destroyer of the First Tower. Earnestness, diligence and truthfulness. He carried the concerns of the Ummah. We ask Allah to accept him among the martyrs.
Ziyaad al-Jaraah: Pureness and refinement. From Lebanon, from the land of Sham. From the descendants of Abu Ubaidah al-Jaraah, may Allah be pleased with him.
Marwan al-Shehhi: From the Emirates, destroyer of the Second Tower. The world desired him, but he turned away from it, desiring Allah's reward.
Hari Hanjour: From the people of Taa'if. Destroyer of the Pentagon. Evident pureness and spectacular sacrifice. We consider him so and Allah is his Reckoner.
Ahmad ibn Abdullah al-Na'ami: From Abhaa, from Quraysh, from Aal al-Bayt, from the offspring of Muhammad (saw). Diligent in performing acts of worship, he loved night-prayers. Gentle in manner, he saw in a dream that he was riding with Allah's Messenger (saw), on a mare, then he (saw) ordered him to dismount to fight the enemy and liberate his land.
Sataam al-Suqaami: From Nejd, from the land of the Two Sanctuaries. Determination, reslove, manliness, and courage. When you saw him you recalled the hadeeth of the Prophet (saw): "The most severe of my Ummah on the Antichrist are the children of Tameem."
Maajid Muqad al-Harbi: From Madinah. Faith and modesty always compliment each other. Very refined and exceptionally humble.
Khalid al-Mihdaar: From Makkah, from Quraysh, from Aal al- Bayt, from the offspring of Muhammad (saw). A man who sought martyrdom in earnest. We consider him so and Allah is his Reckoner.
2nd-in-Command Rabi'ah, Nawaaf al-Hazmi: From Makkah, a man of purpose, determination, perseverance and modesty, holding the reins of his steed and seeking death in its most likely places.
Bilal, his brother, Saalim al-Hazmi: From Makkah. Allah threw faith into his heart, so he left everything with the motto, "Paradise is under the shade of swords."
Fayaz al-Qaadi bani Hamaad, better known as Ahmad: Sacrifice, giving, humility and modesty.
[As for the tribes of Aseer, they receive the lion's share: Ghamid, Zahraan, and Banu Shihr].
Ahmad al-Haznawi al-Ghamidi: Fearless and undaunted by distress, his reslove was not swayed by caution. An Imam, preacher and rouser to the fight.
Hamzah al-Ghamidi: The love of jihad took over his heart. Diligent in worship, rememberance of Allah, and recitation of the Qur'an. He chose his words as if they were beautiful fruit.
Ikrimah, Ahmad al-Ghamidi: Extraordinary resolve, patient and generous.
Mu'taz, Sa'eed al-Ghamidi: A man of worship who enjoined good and forbade evil. His body was on earth but his heart roamed with the green birds that perch beneath the Throne of the Most Merciful. We consider him so and Allah is his Reckoner.
Waa'il and Waleed al-Siqilli al-Shihri: Men of devotion, night-prayers, manners, modesty, and exertion. Their father is a businessman and the head of his tribe. The world wanted them, but they fled from it to the rugged mountains of Afghanistan, desiring Allah's reward.
Umar, Muhannad al-Shihri: Of gentle character, patient, he sought martyrdom with sincerity. We consider him so and Allah is his Reckoner.
Shaykh Abu al-Abbas, Abd al-Aziz al-Umari al-Zahraani: An example for contemporary scholars and a vestige of the pious predecessors. The active scholar. He protected knowledge from the employ of the tyrants and prevented it from being held captive to their salaries."
Sheikh Usama bin Laden
Comment by Darkangel— 2007/05/09 @ 06:55 AM — (Reply)
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Comment by Ernie Els— 2007/05/09 @ 01:51 PM — (Reply)
Federal authorities said hijackers who commandeered commercial jets that attacked the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were followers of Osama bin Laden.
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