The voice of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan …
… coming to you from deep in the wilds of Trudeaupian Canuckistan;
It is against Canadian law to do business with the Taliban. This company needs to be reminded of that fact.
Hosting: (where the website is served from)
alemarah.org = 206.53.62.196
company: rcp.net
Brampton, Ontario, Canada
CONTACT COMPLAINTS:abuse@velcom.com
1-905-791-4597
UPDATE – “Cyber-Jihad denied”.
Smalldeadanimals gets results!
Should the Canadian Public not soon start to twig on what’s going on in this country between the Opposition parties and the MSM?
The Liberals,Blocistas and Dippers are all concerned for the Taliban terrorists our forces are being blown up by and the Spawn of the terrorist supporting Khadr widow and brood. They know Osama Bin Laden personally!
This is all brought forward continually by the Media, so they’re on the same page. They seem to think we should pull out and let the poor Afghanis go back to a living hell under the Taliban. At the same time bring the Khadr killer home to be coddled.
The choice is clear, fight them where they breed or fight them here. Like the Hezbollah of Lebanon, they’ve got plenty of covert support here as well. If they’re listening to our Opposition dick heads they’ll be feeling pretty confident of winning the war. The message they’ll be deducting is the more of our men they kill the sooner the Opposition will vote to end the mission.
It’s war, we can’t have people getting killed according to Bantum Rooster Jack and his critic, Ditsy Dawn Black.
“Right. Is there no possibility this website was put up by a Canadian citizen?”
Read the original link at mypetjawa and you’ll learn the history Rusty has with this domain. It is owned by the Taliban.
Is there any question that the Taliban in Afghanistan or wherever they exist know exactly every word Taliban Jack Layton and the rest of the ND appeasers are saying in Question period.
Or for that matter in the Toronto Red Star , Globe & Mail, CBC etc, day in and day out?
And Lizzie May and her Greenies, same thing!
In Brampton, Ontario, eh?
This site is a source of information and maybe a lead for some criminal money raising schemes.
The value is minimal but, you never know, Cisis could learn something worthwhile there.
Far more valued are the Taliban sites that are totally in the squiggly Urdu writing.
We depend on loyal sworn interpreters for distilling good intel from those sites.
When tied in with the electronic transfer of funds, an overall picture comes into focus.
We have some of the best. = TG
My response from Veocom at 1:55pm seems pretty definite. Stopped!
Way to go, SDA readers.
Subject: No subject Posted by Nicholas Riordan (Staff)
Thank you, the server has been stopped.
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WBR, Nicholas Riordan,
Velcom.com Support Engineer
I sent my e-mail to the Federal Government Department of Justice, Prosecutions Branch and stated to them that mine was an official complaint. I gave them my information, name address etc… I had better get a reply. They had better follow this up. I will hold them up to it.
I got the same response from Velcom.com. heh
Gone!
I don’t think anyone in Canada knows what the word “Taliban” means.
I think everyone so far, is utterly clueless as to true meaning of the word.
Don’t bother going to Wikipedia because, they are all clueless too.
“Taliban” quite simply means “a secret army within an army.”
The Pakistani army may be as high as 80% Taliban.
We all know Mushareff isn’t Taliban, but from his position on down it is absolutely unknown who is who.
So, who is really in charge of the nukes in Pakistan?
Nobody knows for sure.
Freedom One . . . good comment.
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Fri Feb 1, 2008 1:06pm IST
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) – Pakistan successfully test fired a nuclear-capable missile on Friday as part of its efforts to boost its defence capabilities, the second such test in less than a week, the military said.
The intermediate range ballistic missile, Ghauri (Hatf V), can travel up to 1,300 km. The army last week tested a medium-range Shaheen-1 (Hatf-IV).
President Pervez Musharraf attended Friday’s test and said Pakistan had developed a strong nuclear deterrent.
*All needs for the strategic capability as per Pakistan’s minimum deterrence requirements will be met,* he said, acording to a statement issued by the military.
He again dismissed concern that Pakistan’s nuclear weapons could fall into the hands of Islamist militants and said such fears were being propounded by those who did not wish Pakistan well.
*Such elements have never reconciled to a nuclear Pakistan,* he said.
*Pakistan is capable of thwarting all threats to its sovereignity and to the nuclear capability,* he said.
in.reuters.com/article/southAsiaNews/idINIndia-31712820080201
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Why now? Makes me uneasy. = TG