On August 11, 1988, in Peshawar, Pakistan, Osama bin Laden and a few trusted associates gathered in a room and created the terrorist network known as Al Qaeda. In attendance were Saudis, Egyptians, a Palestinian... and an American, who jotted down notes. Americans have always played important roles in Al Qaeda and other Islamist terrorist organizations, although rarely reaching the very top echelons.
Today, Al Qaeda's Americans number among the world's most wanted terrorists, devoting their lives to the work of military jihad in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Somalia, Yemen and beyond. Here's a look at some of the most interesting and significant American jihadists at large in the world today.
For a deeper exploration of the hundreds of Americans who have taken up the banner of jihad over the past 30 years, check out "Jihad Joe: Americans Who Go to War in the Name of Islam," in bookstores now.
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FBI — Jihadists of Georgia, Part 1
FBI — Jihadists of Georgia, Part 2
Egyptian jihadist now most wanted - NashuaTelegraph.com
One of FBI's most wanted jihadists walks free in Yemen - Jihad Watch
BBC NEWS | Americas | The world's most wanted cyber-jihadist
The truth is that being an American citizen is not a good predictor of loyalty to America as is illustrated by these individuals. You will find that many terrorists, worldwide, committ acts of terror within their own nation of citizenship.
I wonder why the Christians haven't started a jihaad revolution. Jesus called for it in Luke 19:27, but that's not the kind of thing the preachers talks about at the pulpit....
We do not "REHIRE" any "retired" terrorists, American or not, to become an American again.
Maybe they could help to justify neocon policy too btw:
http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/may2008/051608_rumsfeld_tape.htm
J_i_h_a_d- The ultimate nerd's revenge.
How badly does HuffPo hate the U.S? Just friggin say it, start all your articles with 'America Sucks' and be done with it.
http://www.cracked.com/blog/4-reasons-we-need-to-start-making-fun-terrorists/
If it is found to be offensive, I am so sorry, but it just cracks me up and there is nothing wrong with a little silly from time to time.