Archive for the 'Al Qaeda' Category
“We do not have the forces to move into areas occupied by the rebels,” Home Secretary Gopal K. Pillai told India’s Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses in March, according to media reports. “We have a long, bloody war ahead. It is going to be a long haul, and I see violence going to go up.” Pillai declined to […]
August 25th, 2010 | Posted in Al Qaeda, India, Industry Talk, Nepal | No Comments
“One more thing we deeply share is the hatred of infidels,” the commander, Abu Dayib, told The Associated Press.
Some experts say the similarities are no accident.
“Al-Shabab is copying exactly whatever the Taliban was doing in the late 1990s, because they think the strategies the Taliban employed in Afghanistan were successful,” said Vahid Mujdeh, the Afghan […]
August 25th, 2010 | Posted in Afghanistan, Al Qaeda, Industry Talk, Somalia | No Comments
The lesson learned from the terrorist attack on the USS Cole – the bombing in Yemen’s Aden port in 2000 killed 17 sailors on the U.S. Navy destroyer – applied equally to supertankers, cargo vessels or cruise ships, he said: allowing small vessels alongside carries significant risks.
Murray said companies were for various reasons reluctant to […]
August 16th, 2010 | Posted in Al Qaeda, Maritime Security | No Comments
Nowadays, the government pays the salaries of its estimated 650,000-strong police and army on time, including the estimated 20,000 Sahwa fighters who have been assimilated into the security forces.
But the remaining fighters on the government payroll go without their checks, in some cases for as long as three months. The government cites lack […]
August 9th, 2010 | Posted in Al Qaeda, Iraq | No Comments
This is curious, and it also kind of ties in with my Ross Perot’s Rescue of EDS Employees In Iran post. If you could afford it, would you pay for the services of the government to rescue a loved one, or would you seek out the services of private industry to rescue a loved one? […]
July 28th, 2010 | Posted in Al Qaeda, France, Kidnap And Ransom | No Comments
This is pretty ‘cool’. lol Jerry Cool painted this thing after a dream, and years later felt that the painting he put together was of Gary Faulkner and his quest to find Bin Laden. That is just wild.
In other news about Gary, it sounds like Al Qaeda and company has put a bounty out […]
July 26th, 2010 | Posted in Al Qaeda, Bounties, War Art | No Comments
It is important to take a step back sometimes, and get a feel for the world wide situation with this enemy we are fighting. Afghanistan or Pakistan is not the only game in town, and what I wanted to do below is put up some current significant events that highlight how global this […]
July 14th, 2010 | Posted in Afghanistan, Africa, Al Qaeda, Somalia, Yemen | No Comments
Crazy Karzai really is crazy. He could of turned in that bastard Haqqani and made a cool $5 million! That’s hero stuff there, and yet he let ol’ red beard go… tisk.. tisk.
I say that any of you aspiring bounty hunters in Afghanistan want to get lucky, just follow the Karzai […]
June 28th, 2010 | Posted in Afghanistan, Al Qaeda, Bounties, Funny Stuff | No Comments
Boy, this isn’t a pretty picture. I have mentioned in the past on why it is important to ‘pay your soldiers’ if you want them to stick around, and this is a prime example of how important that is. Al Shabab has made some moves lately that have increased their size and hold […]
June 25th, 2010 | Posted in Africa, Al Qaeda, Somalia, Strategy | No Comments