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KENYA SHOPPING ATTACK
Re: KENYA SHOPPING ATTACK
Admin Sat 12 Oct 2013, 5:46 pm
October 10, 2013
“Shopping while non-Muslim”
As the video below points out, in places like Nairobi, Kenya, “shopping while non-Muslim” can get you tortured and murdered.
Last year, an obscure video somehow whipped countless Muslims around the world into a frenzy.
After the gruesome jihadist attack in Kenya, nary a peep was heard from most Muslim leaders and organizations around the world, including here in America. Reformist Muslims like Zuhdi Jasser and Tawfik Hamid who denounced the attack were the exception.
The inescapable conclusion is that, for countless Muslims and their leaders, the lives of “infidels” count for nothing compared to 14 minutes of video that nobody had even seen.
The Nairobi Mall Massacre
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8F2K9Eg_U0
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“Shopping while non-Muslim”
As the video below points out, in places like Nairobi, Kenya, “shopping while non-Muslim” can get you tortured and murdered.
Last year, an obscure video somehow whipped countless Muslims around the world into a frenzy.
After the gruesome jihadist attack in Kenya, nary a peep was heard from most Muslim leaders and organizations around the world, including here in America. Reformist Muslims like Zuhdi Jasser and Tawfik Hamid who denounced the attack were the exception.
The inescapable conclusion is that, for countless Muslims and their leaders, the lives of “infidels” count for nothing compared to 14 minutes of video that nobody had even seen.
The Nairobi Mall Massacre
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8F2K9Eg_U0
ACT for America is an issues advocacy organization dedicated to effectively organizing and mobilizing the most powerful grassroots citizen action network in America, a grassroots network committed to informed and coordinated civic action that will lead to public policies that promote America’s national security and the defense of American democratic values against the assault of radical Islam. We are only as strong as our supporters, and your volunteer and financial support is essential to our success. Thank you for helping us make America safer and more secure.
The news items, blogs, educational materials and other information in our emails and on our website are only intended to provide information, news and commentary on events and issues related to the threat of radical Islam. Much of this information is based upon media sources, such as the AP wire services, newspapers, magazines, books, online news blog and news services, and radio and television, which we deem to be reliable. However, we have undertaken no independent investigation to verify the accuracy of the information reported by these media sources. We therefore disclaim all liability for false or inaccurate information from these media sources. We also disclaim all liability for the third-party information that may be accessed through the material referenced in our emails or posted on our website.
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Re: KENYA SHOPPING ATTACK
Admin Tue 24 Sep 2013, 10:33 am
Click link for video of Defence Secretary UK Phillip Hammond
Also to view Gallery Nairobi Shopping Centre Attack
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/white-widow-samantha-lewthwaite-dead-2296551
Is White Widow Samantha Lewthwaite dead? Woman terror suspect killed as troops storm Nairobi shopping centre
23 Sep 2013 23:01
Investigators are trying to identify the body of a white woman found among the Islamic militants killed as troops stormed the complex
The British terrorist dubbed the White Widow may have been shot dead by Kenyan soldiers after the Nairobi mall massacre.
Investigators are trying to identify the body of a white woman found among the Islamic militants killed as troops stormed the complex.
And there were claims that it could be fugitive mum-of-three Samantha Lewthwaite, from Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire.
Experts believe she helped plan the bloodbath and may have been part of the masked gang that slaughtered 62 shoppers, including six Brits.
An intelligence source said: “Lewthwaite is the most wanted female terrorist in the world.
"She has managed to evade capture for two years but she may have finally been killed.”
The source added that Lewthwaite may have plotted the slaughter with the al-Shabaab terror group in revenge for the capture of her right hand man.
She had allegedly planned to bomb Kenyan beach resorts with London-born Jermaine Grant. Police swooped on the pair at their Mombasa home in December 2011 – but Lewthwaite escaped and has been on the run ever since.
Chemicals found in their rented apartment were identical to the ingredients Lewthwaite’s former husband Jermaine Lindsay used to kill 26 people and himself in the London 7/7 attacks.
Grant, 31, was today due to stand trial for the planned atrocities but prosecutors in Mombasa dramatically halted the hearing as it emerged Lewthwaite was a prime suspect in the Nairobi atrocity.
One senior security official said that despite the reports of her death, many believed Lewthwaite was still at large.
He added: “We are dealing with a very fast moving target. Everything is being done to locate her.
“She is an al-Shabaab lieutenant and has used her influence to bring bloodshed to Kenya. The timings of this attack is very sensitive.
“We are fully aware of her links with Jermaine Grant, who will be brought to justice just like those who have brought carnage to our streets.”
Grant, from Newham, East London, failed to appear in court in Mombasa today.
Previous court hearings have heard how Lewthwaite plotted an armed operation to free him using similar tactics to those employed by the Westgate shopping centre terrorists.
Jacob Ondari, the deputy public prosecutor, told Mombasa magistrates in March: “I pray that this case be moved to Shanzu courts within the prison premises for the sake of the court’s security.
"There are intelligence reports indicating that there are plans to rescue the first accused from the prison.”
Mr Ondari said one man linked to the operation was recently arrested in Mombasa with a grenade.
Another was stopped crossing into Kenya from Tanzania with bullet-proof vests and face masks.
As a result, the trial, at which six Scotland Yard anti-terror officers are due to testify, was moved to “safe” court inside the grounds of a high security jail.
Today’s hearing was adjourned after Mr Ondari mysteriously failed to show up at court.
The case is due to resume tomorrow.
As the bloody siege in Nairobi entered its third day, officials said the death toll could double after it emerged that at least 63 are still missing.
Six Britons were killed and children as young as two are among the 175 injured. Kenyan officials confirmed that three terrorists had been killed and more than 10 suspects arrested.
Eleven Kenyan soldiers have been wounded in running gun battles.
The attackers still held at least 10 to 15 hostages tonight.
A number of others were freed after troops launched a major assault on Sunday night.
Huge explosions and machine gun fire echoed around the area and a huge plume of smoke hung over the building today amid reports that the terrorists were trying to burn it down.
Police helicopters swooped overhead sparking rumours – later denied – that one of the gunmen had escaped.
As troop reinforcements and armoured personnel carriers arrived on the scene, the terrorists’ supporters sent a defiant message to the world.
Al- Shabaab spokesman Ali Mohamud Rage said on an Islamist website that the remaining hostages would “bear the brunt of any force” used against them.
He added: “We authorise the mujahedeen inside the building to take actions against the prisoners as much as they are pressed.
“We are telling Christians advancing onto the mujahedeen to have mercy for their prisoners.”
A makeshift hospital was set up by the Kenyan Red Cross in a car park near the mall.
The terrorists were believed to be holed up with their hostages on the third floor of the four-storey mall following a series of gun battles.
They threatened to start executing hostages if the troops did not back off.
Downing Street sources said last night it was not known if any more Brits were caught up in the siege.
They also declined to comment on reports that White Widow Lewthwaite may have been a part of the terror gang.
One insider said: “We believe most of those caught up in the attack were long-term Kenyan residents just going about their everyday lives.
David Cameron broke off from staying with the Queen at Balmoral today and returned to London to chair a meeting of the Government’s Cobra crisis committee.
Defence Secretary Philip Hammond said: “We’re in close touch with the Kenyan authorities and stand ready to provide them with any additional assistance they require.”
Asked about reports that Britons may have been involved in the planning the attack, Mr Hammond replied: “I’ve seen those reports but there’s no evidence to support those claims.”
He added: “We have been in touch with the Kenyan authorities and have excellent lines of communication with them.
“As the Prime Minister has made clear, we will provide them with any assistance which they request.
"We maintain continuous contact with the Kenyan authorities and with our own diplomatic post in Nairobi.”
Barack Obama said he was appalled by the massacre and pledged that the US would do all it could to help Kenya.
He added: “We stand with them against this terrible outrage.”
He was speaking during a meeting with Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan in New York, where they were attending the United Nations General Assembly.
Both expressed their condolences to Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, who today revealed he lost members of his family in the attack.
Mr Jonathan said: “I feel the pain of President Kenyatta… terror anywhere is terror on all of us.”
Additional reporting: TOM PETTIFOR.
Also to view Gallery Nairobi Shopping Centre Attack
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/white-widow-samantha-lewthwaite-dead-2296551
Is White Widow Samantha Lewthwaite dead? Woman terror suspect killed as troops storm Nairobi shopping centre
23 Sep 2013 23:01
Investigators are trying to identify the body of a white woman found among the Islamic militants killed as troops stormed the complex
The British terrorist dubbed the White Widow may have been shot dead by Kenyan soldiers after the Nairobi mall massacre.
Investigators are trying to identify the body of a white woman found among the Islamic militants killed as troops stormed the complex.
And there were claims that it could be fugitive mum-of-three Samantha Lewthwaite, from Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire.
Experts believe she helped plan the bloodbath and may have been part of the masked gang that slaughtered 62 shoppers, including six Brits.
An intelligence source said: “Lewthwaite is the most wanted female terrorist in the world.
"She has managed to evade capture for two years but she may have finally been killed.”
The source added that Lewthwaite may have plotted the slaughter with the al-Shabaab terror group in revenge for the capture of her right hand man.
She had allegedly planned to bomb Kenyan beach resorts with London-born Jermaine Grant. Police swooped on the pair at their Mombasa home in December 2011 – but Lewthwaite escaped and has been on the run ever since.
Chemicals found in their rented apartment were identical to the ingredients Lewthwaite’s former husband Jermaine Lindsay used to kill 26 people and himself in the London 7/7 attacks.
Grant, 31, was today due to stand trial for the planned atrocities but prosecutors in Mombasa dramatically halted the hearing as it emerged Lewthwaite was a prime suspect in the Nairobi atrocity.
One senior security official said that despite the reports of her death, many believed Lewthwaite was still at large.
He added: “We are dealing with a very fast moving target. Everything is being done to locate her.
“She is an al-Shabaab lieutenant and has used her influence to bring bloodshed to Kenya. The timings of this attack is very sensitive.
“We are fully aware of her links with Jermaine Grant, who will be brought to justice just like those who have brought carnage to our streets.”
Grant, from Newham, East London, failed to appear in court in Mombasa today.
Previous court hearings have heard how Lewthwaite plotted an armed operation to free him using similar tactics to those employed by the Westgate shopping centre terrorists.
Jacob Ondari, the deputy public prosecutor, told Mombasa magistrates in March: “I pray that this case be moved to Shanzu courts within the prison premises for the sake of the court’s security.
"There are intelligence reports indicating that there are plans to rescue the first accused from the prison.”
Mr Ondari said one man linked to the operation was recently arrested in Mombasa with a grenade.
Another was stopped crossing into Kenya from Tanzania with bullet-proof vests and face masks.
As a result, the trial, at which six Scotland Yard anti-terror officers are due to testify, was moved to “safe” court inside the grounds of a high security jail.
Today’s hearing was adjourned after Mr Ondari mysteriously failed to show up at court.
The case is due to resume tomorrow.
As the bloody siege in Nairobi entered its third day, officials said the death toll could double after it emerged that at least 63 are still missing.
Six Britons were killed and children as young as two are among the 175 injured. Kenyan officials confirmed that three terrorists had been killed and more than 10 suspects arrested.
Eleven Kenyan soldiers have been wounded in running gun battles.
The attackers still held at least 10 to 15 hostages tonight.
A number of others were freed after troops launched a major assault on Sunday night.
Huge explosions and machine gun fire echoed around the area and a huge plume of smoke hung over the building today amid reports that the terrorists were trying to burn it down.
Police helicopters swooped overhead sparking rumours – later denied – that one of the gunmen had escaped.
As troop reinforcements and armoured personnel carriers arrived on the scene, the terrorists’ supporters sent a defiant message to the world.
Al- Shabaab spokesman Ali Mohamud Rage said on an Islamist website that the remaining hostages would “bear the brunt of any force” used against them.
He added: “We authorise the mujahedeen inside the building to take actions against the prisoners as much as they are pressed.
“We are telling Christians advancing onto the mujahedeen to have mercy for their prisoners.”
A makeshift hospital was set up by the Kenyan Red Cross in a car park near the mall.
The terrorists were believed to be holed up with their hostages on the third floor of the four-storey mall following a series of gun battles.
They threatened to start executing hostages if the troops did not back off.
Downing Street sources said last night it was not known if any more Brits were caught up in the siege.
They also declined to comment on reports that White Widow Lewthwaite may have been a part of the terror gang.
One insider said: “We believe most of those caught up in the attack were long-term Kenyan residents just going about their everyday lives.
David Cameron broke off from staying with the Queen at Balmoral today and returned to London to chair a meeting of the Government’s Cobra crisis committee.
Defence Secretary Philip Hammond said: “We’re in close touch with the Kenyan authorities and stand ready to provide them with any additional assistance they require.”
Asked about reports that Britons may have been involved in the planning the attack, Mr Hammond replied: “I’ve seen those reports but there’s no evidence to support those claims.”
He added: “We have been in touch with the Kenyan authorities and have excellent lines of communication with them.
“As the Prime Minister has made clear, we will provide them with any assistance which they request.
"We maintain continuous contact with the Kenyan authorities and with our own diplomatic post in Nairobi.”
Barack Obama said he was appalled by the massacre and pledged that the US would do all it could to help Kenya.
He added: “We stand with them against this terrible outrage.”
He was speaking during a meeting with Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan in New York, where they were attending the United Nations General Assembly.
Both expressed their condolences to Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, who today revealed he lost members of his family in the attack.
Mr Jonathan said: “I feel the pain of President Kenyatta… terror anywhere is terror on all of us.”
Additional reporting: TOM PETTIFOR.
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KENYA SHOPPING ATTACK
Admin Sat 21 Sep 2013, 11:12 pm
Kenya shopping centre attack Key Points
LIVE BROADCAST -Ongoing
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-24189669
A gun battle inside a shopping centre in the Kenyan capital Nairobi has left at least 39 people dead and 150 others injured
An operation to secure the Westgate centre - one of the city's most exclusive shopping malls - is ongoing
Somali militant group al-Shabab has claimed responsibility for the attack
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta says he has lost some family members in the attack
The Kenya National Disaster Operation Centre tweets: Positive developments. 5 hostages released. Siege at Westgate continues.
2244: Frank Gardner says security forces have told him at least one of the attackers was a woman who appears to have had some kind of leadership role. Our correspondent says that it is unclear how many civilians still in the mall are actual hostages and how many are in hiding.
2241: BBC security correspondent Frank Gardner says al-Shabab's claim that it carried out the attack will be "no surprise" to people in the region. Kenyan forces have been in Somalia since 2011 to push back the militant group, which has carried out "sporadic" attacks in response, our correspondent says.
Kenya's Interior Ministry tweets: We're here until #Westgate is secure. We urge the media to take precautions as they keep vigil.
2218:
A woman, in tears, holds a young child in her arms
An Associated Press worker says he got a phone call from a pregnant female friend caught up in the shopping mall attack. Jason Straziuso says his friend's husband and two-year-old daughter were also in the Westgate shopping centre, but she did not know where. She hid with about 20 others on the roof of the building and was eventually rescued by police and reunited with her family - a moment pictured by AP.
2208:
Men crouch and run outside the Westgate shopping centre in Nairobi, Kenya Saturday 21 September 2013.
For more images from Nairobi, see the BBC's picture gallery. Please note: The gallery contains images some readers might find disturbing.
2156: A police officer inside the building tells Reuters that the remaining gunmen are barricaded inside a Nakumatt supermarket, one of Kenya's biggest chains.
2153: One of the wounded, Omar Khan, described how he received his injuries: "We tried escaping and they threw a grenade and the sharp particles entered my hand and my leg. There were very many people who were injured."
2151: Officials say Britons and Americans may also have been caught up in it. The Somali militant group al-Shabab - which has links to al-Qaeda - says it was behind the attack. Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta says he has family members among those killed.
2150: A quick recap for those of you just joining us. Police and army forces are still engaged in an operation to secure a shopping mall in central Nairobi after at least 39 people were killed in a gun attack earlier on Saturday. More than 150 people were also wounded, with two French citizens among the casualties.
2137: Nairobi's mortuary superintendent, Sammy Nyongesa Jacob, told Reuters that Africans, Asians and Caucasians were among the bodies brought to the mortuary.
2130:
Security officers secure an area inside Westgate Shopping Centre in Nairobi on 21 September 2013.
Lots of images are emerging from today's tragic events, with many too graphic to publish. Here, two security officers in plain clothes secure the area surrounding a shop selling children's bikes.
US National Security Advisor Susan Rice tweets: "Despicable & cowardly terrorist attack on innocents in #Nairobi today. US stands firmly w/ Kenyan ppl in fight against terrorism, al-Shabaab"
2120: Manoor Shah, chairman of MP Shah hospital in Nairobi, says his staff are trying to cope with the large number of casualties arriving at the hospital.
"So far we have managed to successfully treat one hundred of these casualties and many more are still coming in as we speak now. However the hospital has been overwhelmed with the tremendous number of casualties that have come in to our hospital and at this point in time a lot of our staff have been overstretched."
2115: The Somali militant group, al-Shabab, has claimed responsibility for the Nairobi mall attack. The group has been tweeting prolifically about the attack - which it describes as the "Westgate spectacle" - and says it was retribution for military action by Kenya inside Somalia. Why is the group carrying out attacks outside of Somalia? What does al-Shabab mean? Does it have ties to al-Qaeda? For answers and more, take a look at our Q&A: Who are Somalia's al-Shabab?
2110:
People run for cover as the stand-off continues into the night at Westgate Shopping Centre in Nairobi on 21 September 2013.
People run for cover as the stand-off continues into the night.
Richard from Cornwall, England told the BBC: My parents are in Nairobi staying with friends and were on the way to the shopping mall when the attack happened. Their taxi driver re-routed them to a local museum where they stayed low for the day with military helicopters passing overhead. On returning to their friend's house they learned that one of the friend's colleagues who is (was) seven months pregnant has been killed in the attack. Everybody is scared but the Kenyan authorities seem to be responding decisively.
2100: Two French citizens were among the victims of today's attack, the Elysee Palace said in a statement.
President Francois Hollande "condemns the cowardly attack in the strongest terms and shares the pain of the family of our compatriots," it adds.
2050: Meanwhile, the White House has condemned the "despicable" attack, vowing to help Kenya's counterterrorism efforts.
"The perpetrators of this heinous act must be brought to justice, and we have offered our full support to the Kenyan government to do so," US National Security Council spokeswoman Caitlin Hayden said in a statement.
2046: UK Foreign Secretary William Hague says there are "undoubtedly" British nationals caught up in the attack in Nairobi, which he describes as "callous and cowardly and brutal". You can
read more of his comments here.
LIVE BROADCAST -Ongoing
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-24189669
A gun battle inside a shopping centre in the Kenyan capital Nairobi has left at least 39 people dead and 150 others injured
An operation to secure the Westgate centre - one of the city's most exclusive shopping malls - is ongoing
Somali militant group al-Shabab has claimed responsibility for the attack
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta says he has lost some family members in the attack
The Kenya National Disaster Operation Centre tweets: Positive developments. 5 hostages released. Siege at Westgate continues.
2244: Frank Gardner says security forces have told him at least one of the attackers was a woman who appears to have had some kind of leadership role. Our correspondent says that it is unclear how many civilians still in the mall are actual hostages and how many are in hiding.
2241: BBC security correspondent Frank Gardner says al-Shabab's claim that it carried out the attack will be "no surprise" to people in the region. Kenyan forces have been in Somalia since 2011 to push back the militant group, which has carried out "sporadic" attacks in response, our correspondent says.
Kenya's Interior Ministry tweets: We're here until #Westgate is secure. We urge the media to take precautions as they keep vigil.
2218:
A woman, in tears, holds a young child in her arms
An Associated Press worker says he got a phone call from a pregnant female friend caught up in the shopping mall attack. Jason Straziuso says his friend's husband and two-year-old daughter were also in the Westgate shopping centre, but she did not know where. She hid with about 20 others on the roof of the building and was eventually rescued by police and reunited with her family - a moment pictured by AP.
2208:
Men crouch and run outside the Westgate shopping centre in Nairobi, Kenya Saturday 21 September 2013.
For more images from Nairobi, see the BBC's picture gallery. Please note: The gallery contains images some readers might find disturbing.
2156: A police officer inside the building tells Reuters that the remaining gunmen are barricaded inside a Nakumatt supermarket, one of Kenya's biggest chains.
2153: One of the wounded, Omar Khan, described how he received his injuries: "We tried escaping and they threw a grenade and the sharp particles entered my hand and my leg. There were very many people who were injured."
2151: Officials say Britons and Americans may also have been caught up in it. The Somali militant group al-Shabab - which has links to al-Qaeda - says it was behind the attack. Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta says he has family members among those killed.
2150: A quick recap for those of you just joining us. Police and army forces are still engaged in an operation to secure a shopping mall in central Nairobi after at least 39 people were killed in a gun attack earlier on Saturday. More than 150 people were also wounded, with two French citizens among the casualties.
2137: Nairobi's mortuary superintendent, Sammy Nyongesa Jacob, told Reuters that Africans, Asians and Caucasians were among the bodies brought to the mortuary.
2130:
Security officers secure an area inside Westgate Shopping Centre in Nairobi on 21 September 2013.
Lots of images are emerging from today's tragic events, with many too graphic to publish. Here, two security officers in plain clothes secure the area surrounding a shop selling children's bikes.
US National Security Advisor Susan Rice tweets: "Despicable & cowardly terrorist attack on innocents in #Nairobi today. US stands firmly w/ Kenyan ppl in fight against terrorism, al-Shabaab"
2120: Manoor Shah, chairman of MP Shah hospital in Nairobi, says his staff are trying to cope with the large number of casualties arriving at the hospital.
"So far we have managed to successfully treat one hundred of these casualties and many more are still coming in as we speak now. However the hospital has been overwhelmed with the tremendous number of casualties that have come in to our hospital and at this point in time a lot of our staff have been overstretched."
2115: The Somali militant group, al-Shabab, has claimed responsibility for the Nairobi mall attack. The group has been tweeting prolifically about the attack - which it describes as the "Westgate spectacle" - and says it was retribution for military action by Kenya inside Somalia. Why is the group carrying out attacks outside of Somalia? What does al-Shabab mean? Does it have ties to al-Qaeda? For answers and more, take a look at our Q&A: Who are Somalia's al-Shabab?
2110:
People run for cover as the stand-off continues into the night at Westgate Shopping Centre in Nairobi on 21 September 2013.
People run for cover as the stand-off continues into the night.
Richard from Cornwall, England told the BBC: My parents are in Nairobi staying with friends and were on the way to the shopping mall when the attack happened. Their taxi driver re-routed them to a local museum where they stayed low for the day with military helicopters passing overhead. On returning to their friend's house they learned that one of the friend's colleagues who is (was) seven months pregnant has been killed in the attack. Everybody is scared but the Kenyan authorities seem to be responding decisively.
2100: Two French citizens were among the victims of today's attack, the Elysee Palace said in a statement.
President Francois Hollande "condemns the cowardly attack in the strongest terms and shares the pain of the family of our compatriots," it adds.
2050: Meanwhile, the White House has condemned the "despicable" attack, vowing to help Kenya's counterterrorism efforts.
"The perpetrators of this heinous act must be brought to justice, and we have offered our full support to the Kenyan government to do so," US National Security Council spokeswoman Caitlin Hayden said in a statement.
2046: UK Foreign Secretary William Hague says there are "undoubtedly" British nationals caught up in the attack in Nairobi, which he describes as "callous and cowardly and brutal". You can
read more of his comments here.
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