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Narsi Abbas of Indonesia led the Al Quaeda Group in South East Asia - 1 views

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  • liveinfreedom . on 21 Jun 14
     
    VIEW the VIDEO of Narsi Abbas on CBS where he states he belongs to the EVIL CULT to bomb and murder.. and began to turn his thinking around when Bin Laden sent him a letter to begin killing Christians that are in South East Asia. Narsi's brother in-law BOMBED the Bali restaurant in Indonesia.
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Iran making anthrax at secret plant - 0 views

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  • liveinfreedom . on 17 Dec 12
     
    "Russian scientists have helped Iran master four microbial agents for bombs, which the Islamic regime has used to arm 37 launch-ready missiles so far, sources have revealed. The secret work is being done at a plant named Shahid Bahonar on a mountaintop by the city of Marzanabad off the mountainous Chalus road to the Iranian Caspian Sea."
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Tahir ul-Qadri and the difficulty of reporting on fatwas | Analysis & Opinion | Reuters - 0 views

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  • liveinfreedom . on 05 Mar 10
     
    "It never was and may never be easy to report about fatwas for a world audience. This point was driven home once again today when a prominent Islamic scholar presented to the media his new 600-page fatwa against terrorism and suicide bombing. Muhammad Tahir ul-Qadri is a Pakistani-born Sufi scholar whose youth workshops fostering moderation and understanding in Britain had already caught our attention. His effort to knock down any and every argument in favour of violence is certainly welcome. But the back story to this event is so complicated that it's hard to report on the fatwa without simply ignoring many important parts of this back story."
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Indonesia tries deradicalization - Middle East Times - 0 views

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shared by liveinfreedom . on 29 Jul 08 - Cached
  • Singapore and Malaysia -- does not try to get the extremists to break with their radical, political interpretation of Islamic ideology, but rather to renounce violence, specifically suicide bombings and other mass casualty attacks on civilians.
  • O'Brien said that Nasir Abas, one of the former radicals now leading the program, "expected to be beaten and killed" when he was arrested. "They didn't (beat him). They treated him well," O'Brien said of the Indonesian police.
  • liveinfreedom . on 29 Jul 08
     
    Indonesia is one of several Southeast Asian nations that are following the lead of Arab countries like Saudi Arabia and launching programs to rehabilitate jailed Islamic extremists -- known as deradicalization.
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Switching Sides: Inside The Enemy Camp, Bob Simon Talks To A Former Terrorist Commander... - 0 views

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shared by liveinfreedom . on 29 Jul 08 - Cached
  • "So now that's why you're trying to convert them, to use a word, you're trying to covert them back to what you see as the truth path of Islam?" Simon asks.
  • "Because you feel guilty for what you taught them in the past?" Simon asks.
  • "In the past, you taught them how to use weapons, and now you're teaching them the true path of Islam?" Simon asks.
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  • "Yes, correct. Because I realize that what I did before is wrong," Abas says.
  • Abas tried to right that wrong when he took on his former teacher and the leader of Jemaah Islamiyah, Abu Bakar Bashir, who was on trial for having approved of the Bali bombings. When Abas began testifying, he was shouted down and a mob forced him from the courtroom.
  • Hunted by radical Muslims in Indonesia, Abas knows he's a marked man and in a very dangerous situation.
  • "This is my life," he tells Simon.
  • liveinfreedom . on 29 Jul 08
     
    But Abas' contribution is not limited to undercover work. He is at the heart of the government's de-radicalization program, which is all about persuasion, talking to university students, combating the dogma taught in religious schools, and most important, trying to turn terrorists in the prisons.
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