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Subject Watch as it Develops - The Staged War Against Islamists in Northern Mali

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Al-Qaeda Leader Denies Algeria Attack Plans

“We have made explicit threats against France, which sparked the clashes and killed our Muslim brothers in Mali. We will never consider launching military attacks against Algeria, as we believe Algerians are Muslims and we are well aware that they are not satisfied with their government’s performance,” the statement added.

In addition, the statement urged “all Muslims across the world to support Muslims in Mali, as this is their religious duty as Muslims. Those who refuse to perform such duty are traitors to their religion and homeland.” According to the statement, “France’s actions in Mali are unacceptable.”
The Egyptian al-Watan newspaper published a statement attributed to the leadership of the Egyptian Salafist jihadist movement, which threatened all nations helping France in its war on Mali. “A war will be waged against these nations, if they do not take necessary moves to stop their aggressive leaders.”...

The Egyptian Salafist leadership classified the nations that helped France in its attack on Mali according to the type of support each nation provided.
It said that Britain and Germany supplied France with aircraft and ammunition. The United Arab Emirates provided funds, while the US, Denmark, Belgium and Russia offered intelligence and logistical support. Algeria and Morocco opened their airspace to the attackers. Meanwhile Nigeria, Senegal, Burkina Faso, Benin, Togo, Chad, Niger, Ghana, the Malian Army and the National Movement for the Liberation of Azwad (MNLA) backed the attackers’ ground forces.

Read more: http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/security/2013/01/al-qaeda-leader-denies-algeria-attack-plans.html#ixzz2Ir82twtc
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Original Message Background - About a year ago, I stumbled on a website run by a group of students in France. They represented an organization called the National Movement for the Liberation of Azawad (MNLA is its initials in French).

I kept up with their movement to establish an independent Taureg state in Northern Mali. As I followed their statements and the occasional MSM article, it became apparent that something was not quite right. These kids were being set up. I came to believe that I was watching Western intelligence operation to create the pretext for Western intervention in Africa (in other words, I was watching a "false flag" war in the making)...

By early October, the yellow journalism building the case for war was undeniable...So, I decided to create this thread. Using MSM news sources (with occasional commentary posts) I tried to give the background on what is happening in Mali & why it might be happening....

Thanks for reading - Here is my original post...

Who do I root for?

Foreign jihadists from Sudan and Western Sahara pour into northern Mali

HUNDREDS of jihadist fighters, mainly from Sudan and Western Sahara, arrived in northern Mali over the weekend to support the Islamist groups ahead of a threatened regional intervention, witnesses and a security source say.

[link to www.theaustralian.com.au]

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