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J Sussan Interiors in Upper Kirby District to close
J Sussan Interiors plans to close up shop along upper Kirby Drive and will hold a going out of business sale in honor of its owner Janet Sussan, who is retiring. The showroom, located in a 1950s era building at 2992 Kirby at Alabama, is in a hot area for redevelopment. The location is just […]
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Hanover planning Upper Kirby project
Houston-based Hanover Co. has plans to build a high-rise just off Kirby Drive, according to documents filed with the city. The multifamily developer is seeking a variance to allow for reduced building lines along Kirby and Kipling where the project is planned on a 1.65-acre site. The company wrote the following in the variance request seeking to […]
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Montrose apartments get River Oaks name
The newly opened Hanover West Gray quietly transferred ownership this month and residents were recently notified that the property is now owned by AMLI Management Co. The high-end apartment complex now goes by the name AMLI River Oaks. The sale was effective March 13, according to a materials sent to tenants from their new landlord. The […]
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High-rise apartments to replace aging Montrose building
Construction will start on this 30-story residential tower late this summer after the existing building on the Montrose Boulevard site comes down. The luxury rental building will replace 3400 Montrose, the 10-story building just south of Westheimer best known for its former penthouse floor tenant Scott Gertner's Sky Bar, and Cody's before that. The new, much […]
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Retail Wrap: Spirit Halloween, Guitar Center, Dollar Tree
A list of restaurants and retailers that recently opened or signed new leases in the Houston area: CENTRAL The People's Choice Pharmacy has leased 875 Square feet at 1952 Montrose Blvd. Randy Hutchison of OAR Realty Partners represented the landlord. Bea Bartlett of the Bartlett Real Estate Group represented the tenant. New stores and restaurants […]
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Apartments near Rice Village being razed
The Village Apartments near Rice Village has seen its last days. It — and the Garden Gate nursery property – are being demolished for a 12-story apartment building. Hanover Co. bought the properties and is developing the project. The company recently built a 380-unit complex nearby at 2455 Dunstan called Hanover Rice Village. The average-size unit […]
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Foodie alert: new concepts coming to Rice Village
A half dozen restaurants will open soon in Hanover Rice Village, the high-end apartment and retail complex at 2455 Dunstan. One restaurant, Zoës Kitchen, is already open, and several others are expected to turn on their burners late this summer. Local restaurateurs Grant Cooper and Charles Clark are opening two new concepts: Coppa Osteria and […]
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Developers move ahead on luxury complex near West U
Allusion WU Rendering A pair of Dallas developers officially announced today their plans to build a 231-unit apartment complex near West University. Neighbors found out about the project late last year when the developer met with the Sunset Terrace Civic Association to give the group a forewarning on what was being planned for their upscale […]
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Hanover high-rise in greater detail
Here's a much better version of the Hanover high-rise planned for BLVD Place. Yesterday's version came from a very early site study. Other details have trickled out. The tower will be 29 stories and designed by Solomon Cordwell Buenz of Chicago.
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Developer makes new pitch for luxury apartments – UPDATED
It looks like Hanover is attempting to revive the upscale residential tower it announced in 2008, but called off a year later. The 37-story building was slated for a site in BLVD Place, the mixed-use development at San Felipe and Post Oak Blvd. The above rendering is on the company's website in a section called […]
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Grizzlies' Allen Iverson to miss 3 weeks with hamstring injury
Allen Iverson will miss three weeks with a partial tear in his left hamstring, the Grizzlies announced before Wednesday's preseason game against the Oklahoma City Thunder. That means Iverson will be sidelined for the rest of the preseason -- and his availability for the team's regular-season opener against the Detroit Pistons on Oct. 28 is in jeopardy.
"Very disappointing," said Iverson, a 10-time NBA All-Star and one of the team's key offseason acquisitions. "My whole thing is trying to make something positive out of a negative situation, and the way I see it is, I'm glad it's happening right now than during the season. So that's the only positive I can take out of the whole situation."
Iverson suffered the injury coming to a jump stop during the team's open intrasquad scrimmage at Birmingham Southern College on Sunday. He said the entire back of his leg turned "black and purple," and he underwent an MRI on Wednesday morning that revealed the damage.
"I'm aiming for the last couple of preseason games," Iverson said when asked about his return. "Doctors always tell me a specific time when I'll be back ... but usually I come back a lot faster. I'm a quick healer."
But Iverson, a 6-foot guard in his 14th season, also acknowledged that he will have to be patient. He said he has never dealt with hamstring issues in the past -- Iverson has been remarkably durable throughout his career -- so he consulted friends who have. They told him to be cautious.
"I don't want to try to come back too early and have this thing lingering throughout the whole season." he said. "The important thing is to let it get right before you go back there and try to play on it, because it only makes it worse and you have to deal with it for a long stretch."
Iverson said he felt that his timing and conditioning were coming along on schedule last week, right up until Sunday's scrimmage. He had held himself out of pickup games throughout the summer, fearful of injury before he signed a deal. Now he faces a daily regimen of ice, stretching and work in the pool.
"It's just basketball," coach Lionel Hollins said. "Got to play with who is there. Can't worry about who is not."
Asked how he could help the team from the bench, Iverson said: "Just keep talking to them and helping them. One thing about these young guys that's so different from a lot of the young guys I've been around in my career is they accept criticism. They accept it, and that's important. ... These young guys obviously respect me and what I've been through and what I've accomplished in my career, so it makes it that much easier to talk to them and help them."
With the Pistons last season, Iverson had a bad back and missed significant time late in the year, though he also was upset about his role on the team.
Iverson missed Tuesday's preseason opener against the Washington Wizards in Richmond, Va., which he said was difficult because he had a lot of family and friends at the game. On Wednesday at FedExForum, he sat at the end of the bench wearing his warmups and a white headband.
"The most frustrating part about the injury is that I'm mobile," he said. "I can do things. I can jog and I can move around, but from what I'm hearing, that's the catch to the whole thing: You think you feel well, then once you take off, take that initial burst, that's when it hits you. ...
"So I'll just be smart about it and really concentrate on being there for the first game."
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January 20, 2015
Meanwhile in Yemen
The government is about to fall thus opening the door for a AQAP vs Houthis showdown for Yemen.
December 04, 2014
AQAP Threatens To Murder US Citizen Luke Somers And Invade Israel
we give the US government three days from the date of publication of this statement for the implementation of our demands, which are known to them very well. Otherwise, the American detainee will meet his inevitable fate, and we warn Obama and the US government against proceeding with any other follies.Allah will surely support those who support Him. Indeed, Allah is Powerful and Exalted in Might.
Al-Qaeda Jihad in the Arabian Peninsula
The threat against Israel comes at the very end of the video.
October 18, 2014
Meanwhile in Yemen......
It appears the draw of AQAP members to the IS theater is having an effect in Yemen.
Pix of Houthi protest @ KSA Emb in Sana'a #Yemen 1st time ppl dared to write anti-KSA grafti on embassy perimeter pic.twitter.com/4xKXHnfvhP
— Hisham Al-Omeisy (@omeisy) October 18, 2014
And effect I'm sure AQAP is not very happy about.
April 22, 2014
Hammer Time: AQ Chief Bombmaker Killed
Al Qaeda's chief bombmaker, Ibrahim al-Asiri, is thought to be behind the design that went into the underwear bomber, Umar Farouk "Crispy Crotch" Abdulmutallab's, undetectable explosives. And we know how that "ingenious design" turned out? Sure, it had no metal parts and therefore could be easily passed through airline security but we're not half glass empty around here. Half glass full: the wearer now sings soprano and no one else was hurt.
I know, it's easy to laugh at al-Asiri and part of me says "hey, we should have let this guy live and keep blowing up more jihadis" if not for the likelihood that he would probably have kept improving the design of this and other devices over time. When the other side has no regard for human life, including the lives of their own foot soldiers, then failures like Abdulmutallab are viewed as human experiments in the furtherance of jihadi science. It's all fun and games as they prematurely detonate themselves all the way up until the point that they don't.
In any event, the other notable thing here is that al-Asiri and the 54 other jihadis killed in Yemen weren't droned -- a US special forces team took them out the old fashioned way. It's an interesting development. Since bin Laden was killed by SEALs a few years ago I can only think of one other time (offhand) that we've gone with boots on the ground rather than drones in the sky. That would be the SEAL raid last year into a Somali village which was nixed before the target was achieved. Am I missing any others?
Al-Asiri has been reported as killed before -- the last time in a drone strike -- but it turned out to be a false alarm. This time, at least if MSM reports are to believed, the remains were identified. The operators behind the hit are reported to have brought dogs with them to help them search through the hit zone and find remains, apparently to aid in identifying the targets. But maybe we got lucky and the dogs found survivors? Too bad Obama shut down our Black Sites and got rid of anything approaching harsh interrogation.
It's not clear that al-Asiri was even the primary target, for included among the dearly departed was also Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) leader Nasir al-Wuhayshi, who just last week showed up in a propaganda video talking to close to one hundred jihadis in Yemen. And if we just killed 55 bad guys ... Let's see here, 100 - 55 = time to dig deep into the bench and go to al Qaeda's third stringers.
Reports indicate that a massive US military operation in Yemen on Saturday and Sunday killed well over 55 Al Qaeda terrorists. Among the dead reportedly is Ibrahim al-Asiri, the chief bombmaker of the terrorist organization.Now is the time at the Jawa that we dance!A 4x4 truck which the 32-year-old al-Asiri was thought to be in was ambushed by US special forces over the weekend, according to the Daily Mail.
The US special forces, who were dropped in by helicopter, reportedly took position by the road and waited for the truck to arrive before showering it with a hail of bullets. While the occupants managed to fire back, all were killed in the barrage.
Thanks to Atomic Veteran.
April 02, 2014
Al Qaeda Attacks Yemen Army HQ
Al-Qaeda attacked a Yemeni army headquarters in a heavily patrolled district of Aden on Wednesday, sparking a gun battle that killed 20 people, most of them militants, officials said.Unfortunately 6 soldiers were also killed and 3 civilians.The building targeted is located in the supposedly tightly secured coastal district of Tawahi that hosts intelligence and political police headquarters, a naval base and a presidential residence.
"We have regained control of the situation," an army official told AFP, adding that the fighting went on for several hours.
Ten of the assailants were killed, along with a suicide bomber who detonated his explosives-laden car at an entrance to the base, the official said.
File under: al Qaeda on the run.
November 08, 2013
Your Friday Night Drone Strike
It's in Yemen, but this reminds me of a roundtable discussion I heard on NPR this week that I forgot to blog about. They were complaining about drone strikes in Pakistan, innocent civilians, yada, yada. But the one expert commented that the drone strikes were actually pretty popular in the "tribal regions". It seems the locals like it when the Taliban and al Qaeda types get droned.
You know who doesn't like it? Pakistani nationalists (sovereignty!), Islamists (kuffar!), and American Leftists:
Drone strikes in southern Yemen killed five suspected al Qaeda militants, the country's interior ministry said Friday, as fighting between rebels and ultraconservative Sunnis raged on in the north.Two strikes killed the suspects Thursday in Abyan province, while a third left no casualties, the ministry said.
September 16, 2013
Remember When Jesus Turned to the Thief and Said, "Cut off his hand!"?
Busy day for me, including two midterms I had to give. Then my wife's minivan had a flat -- which pissed me off, because I had the same flat tire "fixed" on Saturday. So I took it back to the shop today, all ready to chew them out (I had the whole thing rehearsed) when, lo and behold: it was a different hole in the tire!
Ugh. I hate when that happens.
Anyway, I thought I'd throw out a little red meat. AFP:
A Yemeni court on Sunday ordered the amputation of the right hand and left foot of a man convicted of robbery, the official Saba news agency said.Hat tip: Uh ... I forget. Sorry. I had the tab open almost all day and just never got around to posting it.The court in Sanaa found Abdulrahman al-Juri guilty of attacking a man and robbing a sum of cash he was transporting in a vehicle belonging to a money exchange firm, Saba reported.
Amputation of limbs is a punishment stipulated by sharia, or Islamic law for robbery.
September 12, 2013
Sick: 8 Yr Old Child Bride Dead After Raped on Wedding Night
At least Muhammad had the class to wait until Aisha was nine before he molested her:
An eight-year-old child bride has died in Yemen of internal bleeding sustained during her wedding night after being forced to marry a man five times her age, activists have claimed....I don't care about your "culture". I don't care about your "religion". When you think it's a good idea to have sex with a prepubescent girl you are a pervert. You should die, not her.Yemen once set 15 as the minimum age for marriage, but parliament annulled that law in the 1990s, saying parents should decide when a daughter marries.
Thanks to Uptight
August 30, 2013
I Love the Smell of Drone Strikes in the Morning
Qayid al-Dhahab, chief of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) in al-Bayda province, was killed along with two of his bodyguards by missiles of a US drone this morning," Xinhua quoted the provincial security official as saying.
August 29, 2013
Al Qaeda Murders Another Suspected Gay Dude in Yemen
I have a better way detecting who is gay in Yemen: if they're in al Qaeda, they're gay:
"Armed Al-Qaeda suspects on a motorbike opened fire on 29-year-old Salem Ahmed Hasan in a market in Huta," capital of the southern province of Lahj, the official said, adding the man died immediately.Seriously: members of al Qaeda are all gay. All the way gay.He said the man was targeted because the attackers thought he was a homosexual.
Another four men have been killed in similar attacks on supposedly "gay"
Someone translate that into Arabic and send it to Yemen.
August 13, 2013
Drone Strikes in Yemen are "Inward"?
I saw this over at Instapundit and am a bit mystified. In a discussion on what the GOPs stance on national security Glenn Reynolds says that it's not a choice between Reaganesque strength and Carteresque weakness. Okay, that's fine. But then he throws in this:
And, more importantly, a lot of the stuff being done in the name of national security like drone strikes on American citizens, or mass-spying (and mass-lying) by the NSA, FBI, et al. is stuff that aims inward, at Americans.Uh, drone strikes in Yemen are aimed, "inward, at Americans"?
The drone strikes in question were in YEMEN. The last time I checked this would be outside the US.
Moreover, they weren't killed because they were American. Their citizenship was incidental. All three Americans killed so far were members of al Qaeda. Two of them avowedly so (Anwar al-Awlaki and Samir Khan) and one of them most probably so (Awlaki's son). Worst case scenario is that Awalki's son was not a member of al Qaeda, but he had the bad luck of being in the car with two other members of al Qaeda.
It strikes me as unfair to call drone strikes on foreign territory -- especially territory not under the control of any actual nation state, such as in the hinterlands of Yemen -- anything other than what it is.
It takes some pretty slippery slope thinking to equate that with some kind of imagined authority to use the same tactics at home.
August 10, 2013
CIA Killing 'Em All, Letting God Sort 'Em Out in Yemen
You know what this blog needs more of? Drone strikes!
Local officials and residents in Yemen's southern Lahj Province said a drone destroyed a vehicle travelling on a mountain road late on Saturday evening killing its two occupants and bringing to 15 the death toll from four strikes in three days.Oh, and one of these things is related to the other.The local officials and residents said the vehicle, which was travelling between Yafe and Radfan, was believed to be carrying arms and its occupants were suspected members of al Qaeda.
August 06, 2013
Bird Dogging Produces 4 Dead al Qaeda in Yemen
And, Sorta Related: ODS -- Obama Derangement Syndrome
Four members of al Qaeda have reportedly been killed in a drone strike in Yemen.
Yesterday, I discussed at length where the information leading to the closures of embassies around the Muslim world most likely came from. I also noted that the person who leaked the fact that we were intercepting communications between al Qaeda's #1 and al Qaeda's #2 should be prosecuted for tipping off the bad guys that we were on to them.
But there was something else I intentionally didn't mention: sometimes we leak information on purpose.
By on purpose here I don't mean for political purposes -- the usual reason secrets are leaked to the press.
No, in this context it's the intelligence community itself that wants some information let out. The basic idea being that when somebody we badly want goes to ground, it becomes more difficult to find them. Think of the nearly decade long search for Osama bin Laden, made all the more difficult because the man was a paranoid recluse -- and not without reason.
So, one way in which to flush out your enemies who are hidden well is to get them moving. Any one who has hunted certain fowl understand the concept, and why a dog trained to scare up the birds from the ground can be a valuable tool.
I'm not saying I have any super-secret information as to the motivations of those who leaked the information on the Zawahiri / Nasser al-Wuhayshi link to the "chatter". What I am saying is that ... well, we got four more bad guys in Yemen, which is most likely the weak link in the al Qaeda security chain:
A suspected U.S. drone strike in Yemen the fourth reported in the last 10 days killed four alleged Al Qaeda members Tuesday, as the U.S. and British governments evacuated their embassies because of intelligence suggesting a possible terrorist attack.So, there you have it.A drone-launched missile struck a vehicle in Marib province, east of the Yemeni capital, Sana, killing the four militants, according to the Yemen Post, a privately-owned English language newspaper. A second strike targeted a "militant hideout," the paper said, citing local security officials.
I've no idea if the two are related. If I sounded like I was sure of the connection in the above argument, that's just because I was presenting one side of the argument.
But I wanted to get that out there because I know a lot of you have become so cynical of the Obama White House that you now assume the worst motivations for pretty much everything any one in government does -- including those institutions which used to be seen as the most trustworthy by we conservatives, such as our intelligence, law enforcement, and military.
As much as we may detest the current occupant of the White House, though, we need to remember that Obama doesn't personally oversee most of what the government does. His fingerprints are not in every policy nor in every leak.
What I fear is that many of us on the right have become what the left was during the Bush era. Do you guys remember something we used to call BDS? Bush Derangement Syndrome. BDS was the tendency for those on the left to blame Bush for everything, to assign bad motivations for every move, and, at the extreme, to turn everything into a grand conspiracy.
You don't remember blood for oil? Or how as recently as ... now ... the current occupant of the White House continues to blame the former occupant of the White House for his own sucky .... everything?
That's BDS -- Bush Derangement Syndrome.
But there is also something equivalent to that on the right --- ODS. Obama Derangement Syndrome.
If you don't think ODS isn't real, I'm sorry, but you may be suffering it yourself. Sure, sometimes thinking people are out to get you is perceptive. But more often than not it's just paranoia.
What's funny is that one of the biggest paranoids on the Left who stoked the flames of BDS has now become the hero to many on the right who suffer from ODS -- Glenn Greenwald. The guy who "broke" the story about the NSA's domestic "spying".
When a guy like that become you're hero, clearly you've left the reservation of sanity and into the Twilight Zone.
Make no mistake about what I am saying. I despise President Obama. I loathe him. He is clearly the worst President in modern history. I think that is an empirical fact.
But, give the guy credit where credit is due: he knows and cares so little about counter-terrorism policy that he pretty much has left that up to the professionals in the field. And you know what? Nothing has seriously changed since the Bush era. At least, not on the foreign front. We keep droning them, they keep on coming at us. It's standard Bush era policy.
July 22, 2013
11-Year-Old Yemeni Girl Nada Al-Ahdal Flees Home
And I thought Islam says women are deficient, this little 11 year old has more brains in her head than the entire remaining population of Yemen.
We pray she is safe.
Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame,
With conquering limbs astride from land to land;
Here at our sea-washed, sunset gates shall stand
A mighty woman with a torch, whose flame
Is the imprisoned lightning, and her name
Mother of Exiles. From her beacon-hand
Glows world-wide welcome; her mild eyes command
The air-bridged harbor that twin cities frame.
"Keep, ancient lands, your storied pomp!" cries she
With silent lips. "Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"
May 01, 2013
Saudi Arabia Reported Tamerlan Tsarnaev Connection to Yemeni Terrorists in 2012
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia sent a written warning about accused Boston Marathon bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security in 2012, long before pressure-cooker blasts killed three and injured hundreds, according to a senior Saudi government official with direct knowledge of the document.There are conflicting confirmations and denials from various American officials.The Saudi warning, the official told MailOnline, was separate from the multiple red flags raised by Russian intelligence in 2011, and was based on human intelligence developed independently in Yemen.
Citing security concerns, the Saudi government also denied an entry visa to the elder Tsarnaev brother in December 2011, when he hoped to make a pilgrimage to Mecca, the source said. Tsarnaev's plans to visit Saudi Arabia have not been previously disclosed.
So it appears that not only was Tsarnaev inspired by al-Qaeda's Inspire online magazine, much like Nidal Hassan and Farouk Abdulmutallab he may have also been in contact with terrorists associated with Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, Anwar_al-Awlaki and Samir Khan themselves.
If this is confirmed its a major failure. Tamerlan Tsarnaev was all over the radar and lights were flashing but nothing was done.
April 21, 2013
Droned Again: 2 AQAP Mujahid Killed In Central Yemen
The US launched a drone strike against al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula today in central Yemen, killing two AQAP operatives. The strike is the third recorded in the country in the past six days.Next?The remotely piloted Predators or the more deadly Reapers launched several missiles at a compound in the Wadi Abida area of Marib province, Yemeni officials told AFP.
Tribal officials then said that two Yemeni troops and another AQAP fighter were killed during clashes that followed. "A cache of weapons was found at the site" of the strike, according to Reuters.
March 26, 2013
Video: The Art Scene of Yemen Flourishes in a Basement
Take that AQAP!
Thanks to @WomanFromYemen
January 24, 2013
Lest Anyone Forget: JihadTweet Against "The Jewish" U.S. Ambassador to #Yemen
Via hearter of a dead guy, "Nasser Al-Qaeda" [Analyst and champion of the causes of the Muslim Ummah and the oppressed everywhere] aka @nsir200011:
Carry on Twitter and ignore your TOS violations.
January 21, 2013
Droned: 3 More AQAP Mujahid Eliminated In Marib, Yemen
Nice! Three days ago 8 of 'em were droned!
[Bill Roggio]US drones struck again in Marib province in central Yemen, killing three al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula operatives. The strike is the second in the central province in three days.Next?The CIA-operated, remotely piloted Predators or the more deadly Reapers launched two missiles today at a car as it traveled outside the city of Marib in the province of the same name, according to The Associated Press. Three AQAP members, identified as Ali Saleh Toaiman, Qassim Nasser Toaiman, and Ahmed al Ziadi, a local commander in the province, were killed in the attack, and two more were wounded.[More...]
Yemen: Allahu Handjobbar!!
SANAA, Yemen (AP) A Yemen security official says an explosion in the province of Bayda has killed at least 13 suspected al-Qaida militants.Next?The official in Bayda's capital city of Radda says the explosion went off in a house owned by a known al-Qaida operative, Ahmed Abdullah Deif-Allah Al-Zahab. It appeared to be an accident.
Residents were barred Sunday from approaching the scene of the incident by militants with links to al-Qaida, the official said
January 20, 2013
#Yemen: US Drone Strike Eliminates 2 Saudi AQAP
[Bill Roggio]The US killed eight people, including two Saudi al Qaeda fighters, in a drone strike yesterday in Marib province in central Yemen. The strike is the first recorded in Yemen in 16 days.The CIA-operated, remotely piloted Predators or the more deadly Reapers launched two missiles at a car as it traveled in the Abieda Valley in Marib province, according to The Associated Press and Reuters.
December 28, 2012
Yemen: Al Qaeda's (AQAP) Media Arm Screws Up
Omits Bounty On US Ambassador to Yemen & US Soldiers (Updated)
You missed the best part akhis!
A jihadist forum user stated on December 27 that al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsulas (AQAP) recently released video Jihad of the Ummah is missing a section. AQAPs media arm, al Malahem Foundation, released the video on jihadist forums on December 23. According to the unidentified jihadist forum user, the original video released on December 23 is missing a section offering a bounty for the killing of U.S. Ambassador to Yemen Gerald Feierstein and U.S. soldiers. A reward of 3,000 grams of gold was offered for the killing of Ambassador Feierstein and five million Yemeni Riyals was offered for the killing of a U.S. soldier serving in Yemen. The rewards would reportedly be paid within six months of the announcement.[1]This is the video that sucked and now it really sucks! Stupid mujahidiots.
() جــهاد أمـــــة () by taimour_abdulwahab1
[h/t for video: al-Qaeda supporter, former troll and Jawaa Bitch: Censored31]
He/she/it should get "I will cut your neck" fatwa for screwing up the video, just sayin..
Update: The missing parts are below. The jihadi claim the parts were deleted by the US. Or, All Your Videos R Belong To Us Akhis:
On Twitter, jihad supporters are currently disseminating what they are calling a segment deleted by the U.S. from the most recent video released by Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP).The segment that is being disseminated, an audio file, includes AQAP's announcement of a reward of 3,000 grams of gold to anyone who assassinates "the Jewish" U.S. Ambassador to Yemen Gerald M. Feierstein, as well as a reward of five million Yemeni riyals (about $23,000) to anyone who kills a U.S. soldier in Yemen.[More...]
h/t @InteGirl111
December 05, 2012
Meanwhile in Yemen
Jawa contributor and Yemen expert Jane is too depressed to post about Yemen lately.
This is what the New Egypt will look like, should the Islamists win out over, you know, decent folk.
October 12, 2012
12 Years Ago Today: The Bombing Of The USS Cole
The USS Cole bombing was a suicide attack against the United States Navy destroyer USS Cole on October 12, 2000, while it was harbored and refueled in the Yemen port of Aden. Seventeen American sailors were killed, and 39 were injured. This event was the deadliest attack against a United States Naval vessel since 1987.Heroes gone, but not forgotten.
Image h/t Michelle Malkin, who has an excellent piece and a must read: The Deadly Disgrace of Obamas Pro-Terrorist Lawyers
Also, via Ace: Video of USS Cole Commander Kirk Lippold speaking about leaving Yemen with honor
Related, from our Yemeni expert Sweet Jane:
Reprinting of her USS Cole article from 2007
October 11, 2012
Yemen Security Chief At US Embassy Killed In Sanaa
Nothing to see here, Osama bin Laden is dead and al-Qaeda is on its heels
SANAA, Yemen A masked gunman assassinated a Yemeni security official at the U.S. Embassy in a drive-by shooting in the capital Sanaa on Thursday, officials said.Maybe he was killed because of the video or maybe this tweet. ten hours ago, from Ambassador Rice in support of LGBT community.The Yemeni officials said the killing bore the hallmarks of an Al Qaeda attack, but it was too early to determine if the group was behind it. They spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to the media.
Wait, she tweeted that after the House Oversight Committee were investigating the Benghazi attack? The St Dept account RT'd it as well as Barack Obama.
Look, Big Bird!
September 13, 2012
Mob at US Embassy in Yemen
Hakim from Yemen Post on phone at CNN:
3000 unarmed protesters outside
1000 security forces patrolling
Interior Minister announced anyone seen carrying weapons will be shot
Yemen embassy in US statement: perimeter breached and order restored
Update 6:30 am EST: most people left after the tear gas
Video from inside the compound
more photos below
Photos via Taiz City FB page:
September 12, 2012
AQAP #2 al Shihri may not be dead
Dagnabbit. In an interview in the Saudi Okaz, the Yemeni Interior Minister says he has no info on whether AQAP #2 al Shihiri was killed in an air strike, and he says to ask the Defense Ministry which originally reported the story through an anonymous official. Meanwhile AQAP denies he's dead, and they are usually the most accurate in this situation, unfortunately.
Its quite possible the US media was spun by the Yemeni DOD for the 9/11 anniversary. I thought it was way too quick for all the al Shihri obits, because the Yemeni Defense Ministry has released total disinformation time and time and time again, see my earlier post. I don't know if hes dead or not, but I wouldn't count on it. Its the fifth time he's been announced as killed or captured.
See al Masdar (ar) Yemeni Interior Minister skeptical of information killed Qaeda's second-in-Said al-Shihri
September 10, 2012
Sweeeet! AQAP #2 Killed in Yemen
This hasn't been confirmed by the US yet, and Yemen has announced al-Shihri's death before, so we'll keep M.C. Hammer on ice. But until that time, one can hope:
Said al-Shihri, described as the second-in-command of al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), has been killed in an operation in southern Yemen, government officials say.Keep your fingers crossed.Al-Shihri was reportedly killed with six others in the Hadramawt area.
Some reports say Yemeni troops were involved, others that it was an air strike, possibly a US drone attack.
Thanks to Laura.
PS -- I almost forgot, he was a former Gitmo inmate.
August 08, 2012
SBD™: US kills AQAP bombmaker, 9 fighters in pair of strikes in Yemen
I love it when terrorists are sploded by drone (SBD™)
The US launched two drone strikes against al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula in Yemen today[yesterday...ed], killing a senior bombmaker and nine other fighters. The US has now conducted three strikes in Yemen in the past four days. Meanwhile, jihadists named one of the AQAP fighters killed in Saturday's drone strike.More please.In the first strike, the unmanned Predators or Reapers fired several missiles at two vehicles traveling in the town of Rawdah in Baydah province, The Associated Press reported. Yemeni officials said that Abdullah Awad al Masri, a wanted bombmaker who is also known as Abou Osama al Maribi, was killed in the strike. It is unclear if he is a Yemeni, however, as his surname, al Masri, indicates he is an Egyptian.
Two Egyptians, a Tunisian, a Saudi, and a Bahraini were among the seven AQAP fighters killed in the strike. Their identities have not been disclosed.
July 22, 2012
Fast and Furious, the Yemen version
Without much fanfare or explanation, the US State Department revised its defense export policy on Yemen and will now consider applications for licenses to export lethal defense articles to Yemen.
The July 3, 2012 Federal Register notice updates the US International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) and lifts the presumption of denial that had been in place since 1992.
In an earlier opening to US-based military contractors and suppliers, the ITAR was revised in August 2011 to allow the export of non-lethal defense articles and services to Yemen.
In the latest ITAR update, the State Department asserted that lifting the arms embargo would enhance US national security and that, Yemen has taken important steps to stabilize the country, including holding successful presidential elections in February 2012.
Post revolution Yemen
The 33-year dictatorship of Field Marshall Ali Abdullah Saleh came to an end following a year of nationwide, massive street demonstrations demanding complete regime change. Hundreds of unarmed citizens were killed and over ten thousand wounded as Yemens armed forces, headed by Salehs relatives, tried to shoot, bomb and burn the protesters into submission.
Saleh and his regime, notorious for brutality and grand corruption, received immunity under a US and Saudi sponsored deal in exchange for Salehs resignation. Despite ample evidence of war crimes and financial malfeasance prior to and during the Yemeni revolution, Saleh was neither exiled nor sanctioned. There has been no accounting for the billions stolen from the Yemeni treasury. The US maintains that Saleh is an esteemed leader, welcomed on the political scene.
With 10 million registered voters in Yemen, 6.6 million voted in Februarys single candidate election for Salehs vice president, Abdu Mansour Hadi. As president, Hadi has achieved significant gains against al Qaeda following decades of Salehs appeasement and manipulation of the fanatical group.
However Saleh loyalists continue to thwart progress in Yemen administratively and through covert acts like bombing oil pipelines and a new round of al Qaeda "jailbreaks. Salehs paid pens launched a smear campaign against the newly appointed and quite effective Human Rights minister, Hooria Mansour, prompted her boycott of cabinet meetings.
Among the many challenges Hadi faces, the most urgent is child starvation. More than one million Yemeni children are acutely malnourished and 60% suffer from chronic malnutrition, UNICEF said this week. Yemen is also facing a devastating water shortage and 70% of Yemenis have no access to healthcare.
Following the revolution, Yemenis remain largely fragmented and at odds, with many groups and individuals jostling to achieve narrow interests and goals. The lack of communications infrastructure and political experience means that rival groups and former opponents have yet to form a clear national consensus that the rescue of the starving children is the nations top priority. Saleh's overthrow has not yet shifted the balance of power between the citizenry and the elite, but instead instead resulted in a partial and ongoing re-shuffle of elites.
As a result, protests across the nation continued following the election, demanding the removal of Salehs son Ahmed Saleh, commander of the Special Forces, and Salehs nephew Yahya Saleh, commander of the Central Security. The pair are the primary conduits of US counter-terror efforts and recipients of US CT funds and equipment. Ahmed Saleh is reported to own four condos in Washington, D.C. for which he paid 5.5 million dollars in cash.
Continuing US loyalty to Salehs relatives baffles and frustrates Yemenis. Nobel Laureate Tawakkol Karman said, I cannot believe the US didnt know of Salehs relationship to al Qaeda. Karman also described ousted president Ali Saleh as "the real hand" behind al Qaeda.
Judge Hamoud al Hittar was Minister of Endowments and spearheaded Yemen's earlier efforts to reform imprisoned al Qaeda operatives through dialog and Koranic debate. He resigned the Ministry in 2011 following regime excesses during the revolution. Al Hittar recently described Ansar al Sharia, the extremist group that occupied several southern towns until Hadi's election, as a blend of al Qaeda operatives, Saleh loyalists and those with local grievances.
Al Hittar also said, "some relatives of Saleh personally contacted with Al-Qaeda operatives and hampered the completion of investigation on the case of USS Cole." Many others have warned of the nexus between the Saleh's mafia and al Qaeda.
In June 2012, President Obama notified Congress of direct US military actions in Yemen, as required by the 1973 War Powers Resolution, stating The U.S. military has also been working closely with the Yemeni government to operationally dismantle and ultimately eliminate the terrorist threat posed by al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), the most active and dangerous affiliate of al-Qaida today. Our joint efforts have resulted in direct action against a limited number of AQAP operatives and senior leaders in that country who posed a terrorist threat to the United States and our interests.
In addition to the State Departments July 3 move to open the floodgates for arms and contractors, the Pentagon announced that it will resume shipping about $112 million in weapons and equipment for counter-terrorism operations, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta wrote to congressional defense committees on July 5.
Yemen received $252 million in counter-terrorism funding through mid 2010. Shipments were later suspended after state forces, including the Air Force and units commanded by Ahmed and Yahya Saleh, turned their weapons against protesters.
US humanitarian and development aid to Yemen is expected to top $175 million this year.
The faulty Blue Lantern
Yemeni protesters and elites and US officials all consider the restructuring of the Yemeni military and security forces as a top priority. However the phrase has differing meanings to each group. For Yemenis "restructuring" means decommissioning Saleh's relatives; to the US it means arming them.
Additionally, many in Yemen and the US have valid concerns about the US ability to effectively monitor US military shipments to Yemen. US embassy personnel have had difficulty in conducting Blue Lantern spot checks on US supplied weapons as far back as 2004, according to one Wikileaks cable.
As a result, in July 2008, the first-ever bilateral agreement between the Yemeni and American armed forces was concluded. In a press release posted to the website of the US embassy in Sanaa, then Ambassador Seche said the End Use Monitoring Agreement (EUMA) for U.S-sponsored military and security assistance would prevent the misuse or illicit transfer of these items and service. The press release and all references to the 2008 EUMA have since been scrubbed from the US embassys website.
Despite the EUMA, in 2009 US trained counter-terror units and US supplied equipment were routinely diverted to internal armed conflicts in northern Yemen, according to diplomatic cables released by Wikileaks. "In the cables, US diplomats complain that their requests for Yemen to halt such diversions were having little effect," Human Rights Watch remarked in calling for an investigation into US counter-terrorism assistance to Yemen.
A January 2010 report issued by Senate Committee on Foreign Relations found that some of the weapons the US government had shipped to the Yemeni military could not be accounted for and that the Yemeni military was likely diverting US counter-terror assistance to wage war against their own citizens in the north. The Foreign Relations Committee's fact finding mission further expressed uncertainty that US Embassy personnel fully understood what the EUMA required, and that diversion was prohibited. The report noted,
This potential misuse of security assistance underscores the importance of enhancing the current (2008) end-use monitoring regime for U.S.-provided equipment. Indeed, the existing end-use monitoring protocols in place have revealed discrepancies between U.S. records of security assistance and those that are in the possession of Yemeni defense forces.
At a House Foreign Affairs Committee meeting on Yemen a month later, Member Ron Klein (D-FL) noted, The worst thing we can have for our country, and our troops, and our interests over there is to find that U.S. weapons are being used against us.
In response, Jeffery Feltman, Assistant Secretary of State assured the committee that, We're very aware of the human -- of a poor human rights record in Yemen. We're very aware of the fact that the country is awash in a black -- in a black market on weapons. So these factors very much play into how we do the monitoring.
In December 2010, Human Rights Watch urged the US to investigate Yemen's apparent diversion of US counterterrorism assistance to an abusive military campaign unrelated to terrorist threats and suspend such aid unless the misuse has stopped. However, US support was only curtailed in mid-2011 when such abuses occurred in the full glare of the western media attending the popular uprising against Saleh's regime.
Fanning the fire
The impending influx of private contractors and new gun sales to a variety of end users in Yemen permitted under the ITAR revision magnify these concerns about the diversion of US supplied weapons onto the Yemeni black market and their use against civilians and for political ends.
With the loyalty of some units in the military and security services, and vast chunks of the state bureaucracies, lying with former President Saleh and competing commanders, President Hadis task of wresting control of the state from al Qaeda and private militias is daunting.
The ITARs revision in its policy on Yemen may arise from Secretary of State Hillary Clintons vision for a State Department that actively prevents low intensity conflicts. In a speech at a military trade show, Ms Clinton cited US intervention in Yemen as an example of her vision of a more integrated and effective nexus between foreign partners, US diplomats and Special Forces, the Danger Room reports,
The State Department has stood up a new bureau of Conflict and Stabilization Operations, which Clinton said is working to put into practice lessons learned over the past decade and institutionalize a civilian surge capacity to deal with crises and hotspots. Together, Special Operations Forces and States new Conflict Bureau are the twin arms of an expanding institution for waging small, low-intensity shadow wars all over the world.But rumor has it Clintons vision has its detractors and that its implementation in hotspots such as Yemen and Congo has made some Special Operations Forces officers very unhappy. In Yemen, in particular, some commando officers look upon the State Departments expanding shadow-war powers as a bureaucratic intrusion on what should be military territory. A source tells Danger Room that in Yemen State has effectively hijacked all U.S. counter-terrorism funding, requiring a labyrinthine approval process for even small expenditures. According to detractors, the funding control is a way of cementing States expansion into the Special Operations Forces traditional remit.
The introduction of private defense contractors and commercial weapons vendors to Yemen in an effort to stabilize the state, enhance its reach and thwart al Qaeda carries both potential risk and reward. With the USs proven inability to keep track of its prior military shipments, the revision of the ITAR has the potential to inflame low intensity conflicts already underway. Many of these internal disputes have deep roots and long histories; others are a result of the reconfigurations that occurred during and after the 2011 Yemen Revolution.
At the same time, the Yemeni military and security services are sorely in need of re-organization, training, standardized methods and modern equipment. A strong legal framework including respect for civil and human rights, and the rights of the soldiers themselves, needs be introduced from the top down and the bottom up. An impartial body in Yemen should also provide oversight and limitations on imports allowed under the revised US ITAR.
Yemeni service men and women, police and security officers, are in the cross hairs of al Qaeda with assassinations and suicide bombers targeting them nearly daily. And like other sectors of the ravaged and dysfunctional Yemen state, the military and security services could benefit greatly from international aid and support. But the focus of the US State Department must remain on creating an effective and cohesive national force that serves all the Yemeni people and not only urgent US counter-terror interests.
June 29, 2012
Vietnamese Immigrant Charged With Aiding AQAPMet With Awlaki & Samir Khan
Minh Quang Pham allegedly helped design and distribute AQAP "propaganda"
A Vietnamese immigrant has been charged in New York over an alleged role in helping al-Qaida in Yemen.The article further states he met with Anwar al Awlaki and Samir Khan. As regular readers know, both were droned. Too bad this assmaggot wasn't with them at the time.Minh Quang Pham was arrested in Britain. He is accused of traveling to Yemen to train with members of al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula, or AQAP.
Pham is also accused of helping the group with its online propaganda efforts. Investigators said he was in Yemen from December 2010 through July 2011.
Update: Alternative title: Samir Khan's assistant arrested in Britain, soon to be shipped to USA
Update II: The IPT has a PDF link to Pham's (aka "Amin") indictment
From the indictment, Pham appears to have been actively participating with AQAP just months before the United States killed senior American al-Qaida propagandists Anwar al-Awlaki and Samir Khan. The drone strike effectively halted AQAP's reach in the English-speaking world, although the group released two additional issues of the Inspire magazine produced by al-Awlaki and Khan.
June 25, 2012
Drones Kill 2 al Qaeda Bosses in Yemen
Let the bodies hit the floor, let the bodies hit the floor!
May 15, 2012
More Drone Strikes Against AQAP in Yemen
This is getting interesting.
The US launched two drone strikes today in a city in southern Yemen that is currently under the control of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. Seven AQAP fighters and eight civilians are reported to have been killed in the airstrikes.This follows airstrikes and Yemeni military activity against AQAP over the weekend.The first strike targeted "a militant hideout" in Jaar, a city in Abyan province that is currently under al Qaeda control, CNN reported. The eight civilians were killed after they attempted to recover the bodies of AQAP fighters, apparently after the unmanned US Predators or Reapers launched a second salvo of missiles into the hideout.
Read "civilians" as "people who just happen to hang with al-Qaeda on a Tuesday afternoon."
Come to think of it even the al-Qaeda are "civilians", they are unlawful belligerents.
May 08, 2012
Update on Underwear Bomb Plot & Fahd Mohammed Ahmed al-Quso (Related)
Apparently the "underwear" bomb plot was "thwarted" because it involved a Saudi double agent. He/she infiltrated al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (aka AQAP) and agreed to become a suicide bomber. He/she left Yemen for Saudi Arabia for the "planned suicide mission". When landing in Saudi Arabia the double agent contacted both Saudis and CIA agents.
The double agent had the "new and improved" underwear bomb plus coordinates of where, in Yemen, was one of America's most wanted for the USS Cole bombing, Fahd al-Quso. He was droned Sunday.
WASHINGTON The suicide bomber dispatched by the Yemen branch of Al Qaeda last month to blow up a United States-bound airliner was actually an intelligence agent for Saudi Arabia who infiltrated the terrorist group and volunteered for the mission, American and foreign officials said Tuesday.Awesome...In an extraordinary intelligence coup, the double agent left Yemen last month, traveling by way of the United Arab Emirates, and delivered both the innovative bomb designed for his aviation attack and inside information on the groups leaders, locations, methods and plans to the Central Intelligence Agency, Saudi intelligence and allied foreign intelligence agencies[...]
After spending weeks at the center of Al Qaedas most dangerous affiliate, the intelligence agent provided critical information that permitted the C.I.A. to direct the drone strike on Sunday that killed Fahd Mohammed Ahmed al-Quso, the groups external operations director and a suspect in the bombing of the U.S.S. Cole, an American destroyer, in Yemen in 2000. [More..]
May 07, 2012
Developing: CIA thwarts Al Qaeda underwear bomb plot on anniversary of bin Laden's death, US officials sayUpdate: FBI Statement on Seizure of IED Overseas
Will update when more info comes available.
Update: Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula[AQAP] is alive and well.
Snippet via ABC Global
U.S. officials say the plot involved an upgrade of the underwear bomb that failed to detonate aboard a jetliner over Detroit on Christmas 2009. This new bomb was also built to be used in a passenger's underwear but contained a more refined detonation system.Obama: "The war on terrorism is over"
h/t Someone who is fighting against terror in Kenya.
Update II: Via FNC:
The would-be suicide bomber, based in Yemen, had not yet picked a target or bought his plane tickets when the CIA stepped in and seized the bomb, officials said. It's not immediately clear what happened to the alleged bomber.Apparently, there are many disconnects on who exactly was briefed on this terror plot.The operation unfolded even as the White House and Department of Homeland Security assured the American public that they knew of no Al Qaeda plots against the U.S. around the anniversary of bin Laden's death. The AP learned about the thwarted plot last week but agreed to White House and CIA requests not to publish it immediately because the sensitive intelligence operation was still under way. Once those concerns were allayed, the AP decided to disclose the plot Monday despite requests from the Obama administration to wait for an official announcement Tuesday[...]
U.S. officials, who were briefed on the operation, insisted on anonymity to discuss the case.
It's not clear who built the bomb, but, because of its sophistication and its similarity to the Christmas bomb, authorities suspected it was the work of master bomb maker Ibrahim Hassan al-Asiri. Al-Asiri constructed the first underwear bomb and two others that Al Qaeda built into printer cartridges and shipped to the U.S. on cargo planes in 2010.
Update III: FBI Statement
As a result of close cooperation with our security and intelligence partners overseas, an improvised explosive device (IED) designed to carry out a terrorist attack has been seized abroad. The FBI currently has possession of the IED and is conducting technical and forensics analysis on it. Initial exploitation indicates that the device is very similar to IEDs that have been used previously by al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) in attempted terrorist attacks, including against aircraft and for targeted assassinations. The device never presented a threat to public safety, and the U.S. government is working closely with international partners to address associated concerns with the device. We refer you to the Department of Homeland Security, including the Transportation Security Administration, regarding ongoing security measures to safeguard the American people and the traveling public.BTW I failed to mention the awesome job our counter terror community did on thwarting this attack. Thank you!
Probably related:
Top al-Qaida bomb maker in Yemen, Ibrahim Hassan al-Asiri, resurfaces
May 06, 2012
Yemen: Top al-Qaeda Leader Wanted In USS Cole Bombing, Fahd al-Quso, Killed in Airstrike?
This will be like the umpteenth time or something he has been reportedly killed. Nothing from US officials yet, color me skeptical
SANAA, Yemen An airstrike today killed a top al-Qaeda leader on the FBI's most wanted list for his role in the 2000 bombing of the USS Cole warship, Yemeni officials said. The airstrike resembled earlier U.S. drone attacks, but the U.S. did not immediately confirm it.Will update when more info becomes available.Fahd al-Quso was hit by a missile as he stepped out of his vehicle, along with another al-Qaida operative in the southern Shabwa province, Yemeni military officials said. They were speaking on condition of anonymity in accordance with military regulations.
Al-Quso, 37, was on the FBI's most wanted list, with a $5 million reward for information leading to his capture. He was indicted in the U.S. for his role in the 2000 bombing in the USS Cole in Aden, Yemen, in which 17 American sailors were killed and 39 injured[...]
A telephone text message claiming to be from al-Qaeda media arm confirmed al-Quso was killed in the strike.
Update: Getting a bit warmer (or dead cold as in sploded), via Roggio
Today, an airstrike killed Fahd al Quso (Alias: Abu Huthayfa) in Rafth, Shabwa," according to a statement by the Yemeni Embassy in Washington, D.C., that was received by The Long War Journal.While the Yemeni Embassy did not say that Quso was killed in a US airstrike, a US intelligence official involved in operations on the Arabian Peninsula confirmed that Quso was indeed the target of a drone strike today. The official would not comment on the Yemeni Embassy's claim of Quso's death.
Quso was traveling in a car with at least two other AQAP operatives when the unmanned Predators or Reapers fired missiles at his car, an intelligence official told The Long War Journal. Three AQAP operates are believed to have been killed in the strike, which occurred at nighttime.[More..]
April 27, 2012
Top al-Qaida bomb maker in Yemen, Ibrahim Hassan al-Asiri, resurfaces
But, the war on terror is over
WASHINGTON (AP) - When a drone strike killed one of the leaders of al-Qaida's affiliate in Yemen[AQAP,,ed] last year, U.S. intelligence officials thought they also had wiped out the terrorist group's top bomb maker.There is a hellfire out there somewhere with his name on it.Soon it became apparent that Ibrahim Hassan al-Asiri, the brains behind sophisticated bombs that have been used in attempts to attack the U.S., was still alive. A hunted al-Asiri went underground, knowing the U.S. was after him, particularly after the U.S. killed Anwar al-Awlaki, one of the Yemen group's top leaders.
But U.S. counterterrorism officials say he has resurfaced. They worry he might be at work doing what he does best: building bombs that could defeat airline security, The Associated Press has learned.
April 14, 2012
Press Conference of Cole Bombing Defendant At Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
More importantly, the victims and families:
USS Cole bombing victims and victim family members' press conference following a series of motion hearings in the case of U.S. vs. Al Nashiri, held at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Carol Rosenberg, reporter from the Miami Herald, has covered all things GITMO:
Carol Rosenberg is the granddaughter of Julius & Ethel Rosenberg. She previously has called for the release of all GITMO detainees...surreal
April 11, 2012
al-Qaeda Beheads Woman in Yemen
Al Qaeda beheaded a woman for not being a good Muslim in the south eastern town of Rada'a, said local sources on Wednesday.I would like to say this is a rare public murder by al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, but its not especially of late.Al Qaeda fighters stormed the house of Mrs AlSharifa Amer, in Bani Zeyad, Rada'a, and slaughtered her and took the head and hang it in front of the house of Mohammed Mohammed Al Awbali. Mrs Amer is locally known as a popular doctor who treats sick people by herbs .
The sources said that Al Qaeda considered the woman as an enemy of Allah for being a "trickster".


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Also gettting that faint coriander spiciness just the right amount thereof. Some dark bread tones. Very complex and murky. More fitting for deep winter than a muggy and humid late July but just turn the A/C on and your there! Probably my last exclusive extract recipe since I'm going to start BIAB but we'll see how in the future I could pull off the grain bill in a bag for this one . . .geewhiz 12 lbs Northern Brewer Pilsen LME 2 lbs Belgian Caramunich 1 lb. D-180 1 lb. Dextrose 8 oz. Briess Carapils 4 oz. English Chocolate 1 oz Stryrian Goldings 60 min 1 oz. Hallertau 30 Min 1 oz. Hallertau 5 Min .4 oz. crushed coriander seed @ 15 Min 1 Whirflock tab @ 15Min Please take note of difference in fermentation times. Primary for 4 days @ 63F. 1.5 weeks @ 82F. 1 week @ 70F. Secondary bright tank at 68F for 2 weeks. Does it taste like Westy 12? I have no clue since I never had one but porbably not since Westys are in lower FG's than 1.023. Even so early on this beer is awesome. I must say there may be something to drinking belgian's early. I read somewhere that drinking a Rochfort from the brewery was quite a different experience all together. The coriander seed really compliments the fruits and sweetness. Process: Collected 4 gallons of water to boil in an 8 gallon brew pot. One gallon of water for sparging and 1.5 gallons of water for steeping. I steeped the grains freely without a grain bag in 155 degree water for 30 minutes. The temp held with only dropping 2 degrees for that time due to the thick wort. I dumped these steeping grains into a colander over the brew pot and let drip for a few minutes. I sparged the grains slowly with the 170 degree water until it ran fairly clear. I began the boil with 6 lbs. of the pilsen lme. At 15mins. left I added the dextrose, D-180, and last 6 lbs. of pilsen lme. I used a rolling boil for the whole time. I collected 5.3 gallons of wort in 6.5 gallon carboy and aerated by shaking pretty good. 5/19 Pitched a 1300 ml starter into the 5.3 gallons of collected wort at 68 degrees. I started fermentation in my basement at an ambient 63 degrees. The blowoff from this yeast was ginormous after 24 hours. The temp had rose to 68 degrees and dropped to 64 degrees by 5/22 . Krausen had subsided. I brought the fermenter up to the attic where I let it rise to 73 degrees by 5/23 and the krausen began to rise up into the one inch blowoff tube again. Temp of the brew rose up to around 82 degrees for the next 1.5 weeks. On 6/2 Krausen had dropped a couple days ago. Moved to closet at 70 degrees with airlock at 76 degrees on fermometer for one more week. Gravity at 1.023. Secondary for 4 weeks in basement @ 68 F. Bottled on 7/7 with 7.5 oz. dextrose.
Yes those particles are nice yeasty chunks. Love 'em.
hey, I realize these might be basic questions, but what is D-180 and whirfloc, and why did you add them? Also, is the dextrose in the boil just to raise abv? many thanks!
No question is too basic. From Candi Syrup's website: "D180 - Our darkest and richest award winning candi syrup with an SRM of 180. It has no competitors for flavor, color or smooth fermentability. Notes of fresh ground coffee, wild cherry, dark stone fruit, caramel, with a hint of dark-toasted bread. An exceedingly superior syrup for dark high gravity Belgian Ale's." Whirflock is a tablet form of Irish Moss, a clarifier that binds with proteins in the boil to prevent protein haze. Too much protein can also be known to shorten the shelf life of beers. And as for Corn sugar, white sugar, etc. most Belgian brewers use it to boost gravity since it's 100% fermentable and thin the mouthfeel abit (lower FG). Enjoy
I simply cannot rave about this recipe enough after enjoying currently the third brew from this batch post mid May brewing day! Wow does this need to be my next bsda biab!
If you are looking for the AG version just sub the pilsen lme for 16 lbs. Belgian pilsner malt and at a single infusion mash at 153F for 60 min. with a 90 minute boil. Northern brewer pilsen lme comes with carapils and pilsner malts in the syrup so you could up your carapils malt if you want but I don't think you would really need to. Take into account your brew house efficiency and volume losses (trub, false bottom dead space, excess protein from pilsner malt, etc.) You could probably just do without kettle finings since it's soooo darn dark and chewy and that might save some volume loss.


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Absolutely. Under the Patriots' Act of 2007, BB and Pioli have the right to monitor your internet access, see whether you are reading PFW or SI and question you if you have friends who are Redskins fans; I'm guessing that someone in VA has friends who are Redskins fans. They can also test your loyalty to 2 gap 3-4 and ask you what Justin Rogers likes to hunt. Apologies to Harry for the Football references! I would second PFnVA's point about references and ad hominem attacks. I tend to take note of those guys on both sides of the political divide who use a variety of sources to back up their points. I also read the posts of those who make their point without use of the word "moron" or similar. In both cases, it sometimes means that I have more time for some of my political "opponents" than my political "friends".
I would add that every newbie should keep in mind that liberals are more likely to be correct than conservatives. Their warnings about President Bush were very prescient.
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We in America have finally come to the national conclusion that worship of idols is okay, as long as they're American Idols. PFnV
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Refuse to watch is along with Simon Cornhole and all of his idle spoiled comments about the performers. Cannot believe it gets the ratings it gets, and how many peoples lives are dictated by it.
Gotta credit this observation to the wife: Americans have always organized their lives around TV shows and, before that, radio shows. Even more, TV and Radio have always revolved around American schedules, too. Prime time, weekend programming, daytime soaps, Sesame Street is on at 6:30 am, etc. Idol and the Sopranos are just the lastest version. My 8 year-old has a party when the Nick TV awards are on every year. And who among us has never blown off a wedding or two because the Pats are playing Pittsburgh?


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4PM Cake Decorating ($3.00 Patch, 5 top prizes)
5PM Judging Awards to Cakes and Posters)
11 ROUND TABLE, Morrell VFD 7:00PM, John Timko will be talking about the NEW Cub Scout Program that takes over in May. Hear about the changes and what your Pack needs to do to get prepared. He will also be talking about Cub Scout Camp new for this year with the new cub scout program. Please try to attend.
Pack charters can be dropped off at 7PM at the R.T.
19 Cub Scout Rechartering Turn in your Pack charters at 6:30pm at the Third Presbyterian Church. Make sure you have 2 checks: one for the Charter and one for the insurance. $24.00 per youth & adult and $1.00 for insurance. Remember the Charter fee went to $40.00. Even if you do the Charter on line, the front cover sheet must be signed and fee turned in by the month end.
A look ahead
First Aid Meet March 10 at 6:30PM Cost $4.00 Uniontown Social Hall
Scout Swim, Uniontown High School, Cost 2.00 a week, February 25, March 4, 11, 18. (Webelos and Boy Scouts, learn how to swim, aquanaut, first & second class requirements, swimming and life saving merit badge)
Scoutmaster Training in March 14 for Specifics and March 27 & 28 Outdoor Leaders Skills, Camp Tenicharison
Scouting for Food, April 11th
Council Camporee May 15, 16, 17 at Camp Tenicharison, hosted by Troop 163. More information soon.
See Links to the left for more complete information on the activities in the Old Trail's District!! Also, see the Council Program & Activities page for more Council Activities!