La guerrilla chechena confirma la muerte de Basáyev, su jefe militar, y lo califica de 'mártir'

Un total de veintiuna ciudades acogerán el próximo miércoles 12 de julio a las 20:30 horas una concentración para expresar "la radical oposición de los españoles al proceso de cesión ante ETA iniciado y denunciar el proceso de claudicación ante la banda terrorista". Las congregaciones han sido convocadas por la Asociación de Víctimas Terrorismo, el Foro de Ermua, la Fundación para la Defensa de la Nación Española y Rosas Blancas por la Dignidad bajo el lema "Rendición en mi nombre NO".

ALICANTE: PLAZA DEL AYUNTAMIENTO

BADAJOZ: AV. DE HUELVA

BARCELONA: PLAZA SANT JAUME A LAS 20 HORAS

BILBAO: PLAZA MOYUA

CÁCERES: PLAZA MAYOR

GRANADA: FUENTE DE LAS BATALLAS (PUERTAREAL)

HUESCA: PLAZA DE NAVARRA

LA CORUÑA: PLAZA MARÍA PITA

LUGO: PLAZA MAYOR

MADRID: MONUMENTO A LA CONSTITUCION

MURCIA: PUERTA DEL AYUNTAMIENTO

ORENSE: PLAZA MAYOR

OVIEDO: PLAZA DEL AYUNTAMIENTO

PALENCIA: PLAZA DEL AYUNTAMIENTO

SALAMANCA: PLAZA DE LA CONSTITUCIÓN, 1

SANTANDER: PLAZA DEL AYUNTAMIENTO

SEVILLA: PLAZA DEL CABALLO

VALLADOLID: PLAZA SAN PABLO

VIGO: C/ PRÍNCIPE, 50 (a la altura del Museo Contemporáneo)

VITORIA: PLAZA DE CORREOS

ZARAGOZA: PLAZA ESPAÑA (frente a la Diputación Provincial)

PÁSALO!!

Pues leeros la noticia en El País de Zetapelandia, y pobrecito señor, como los musulmanes buenos son vilipendiados por los rusos malos, ellos sólo se defienden. Los niños del colegio es que le habían robado el bocata, y los que estaban el la Opera eran unos burgueses muy malos.

Se sabe si la barba de este tío era de verdad o era postiza?

Totalmente de acuerdo con el último comentario de Santi . La verdad es que la amenaza del Islam radical , es cada dia más evidente , y Europa si no despierta pronto , lo va a pasar muy mal y muy pronto , empezando por la ciudadania y la gente de los barrios en concreto .

Hoy dia dormire mejor,uno menos,muestren su foto para que la alegria de los bien nacidos sea mayor,en esta lucha contra el mal

Menos mal que en Rusia todavía gobiernan los antiguos comunistas. Esa gente de la hoz y el martillo era (y es) autoritaria y sabía tratar a los musulmanes. Dentro de poco, acabaremos lamentando la caída del Muro de Berlín como una tragedia histórica.

Terrorismo recluta "musulmanes blancos".

SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) _
" Máximus _su nombre en clave_ mantenía reuniones secretas en un cuarto desvencijado del Hotel Banana City, en un suburbio gris de Sarajevo.

La policía bosnia lo vigilaba, y en un allanamiento efectuado hace algunos meses en su departamento de la calle Poligonska las autoridades se incautaron de explosivos, un cinturón con dinamita y un video de hombres enmascarados que pedían perdón a Alá por el sacrificio que estaban por cometer.

Fue un descubrimiento escalofriante, dijeron los investigadores, quienes suponen que la célula estaba por volar una embajada europea. Y lo más preocupante, agregaron, eran los antecedentes del líder de la banda: Máximus resultó ser Mirsad Bektasevic, de 19 años, ciudadano sueco de origen serbio vinculado con un alto agente de al-Qaida.

Los terroristas han trabajado para reclutar simpatizantes no árabes, los llamados "musulmanes blancos" con rasgos occidentales que teóricamente podrían desplazarse más fácilmente por las ciudades europeas y llevar a cabo ataques, según documentos secretos de inteligencia obtenidos por la Associated Press.

Un informe confidencial de 252 páginas recopilado conjuntamente por los servicios de inteligencia croatas y estadounidenses sobre las actividades de grupos islámicos en Bosnia sugiere que el intento por reclutar en la región puede haber comenzado hace cuatro años, cuando los militantes árabes enfrentaron mayores obstáculos de seguridad impuestos tras los ataques terroristas a Estados Unidos el 11 de septiembre del 2001.

"Consideran que ha llegado el momento de que su actividad en este territorio sea asumida por nuevas fuerzas locales... la gente que nació aquí y vive aquí tiene una ventaja que facilitaría su labor. Por su apariencia son menos obvios", dice el informe.

Agrega que los árabes "se han tornado demasiado evidentes, lo que ha dificultado su tarea".

El ministro de seguridad de Bosnia, Barisa Colak, admitió la existencia del informe, pero dijo que las autoridades no tienen evidencias concretas de que los esfuerzos de reclutamiento estén extendidos.

No hay casos conocidos de que un recluta "musulmán blanco" haya estado involucrado en un ataque. Y los complicados requisitos de visa para los ciudadanos de la ex Yugoslavia en viajes a Europa occidental o Estados Unidos dificultarían el uso de reclutas balcánicos para ataques terroristas.

"De todos modos, tenemos que ser extremadamente cuidadosos y no perdernos ningún detalle", dijo Colak a la AP. "

Paris, France, Dec. 9 (UPI) --

Radical Muslims are turning to prisons and mosques to recruit followers, taking advantage of Europe's traditional lenient immigration policies and tolerance toward minorities.

"European tolerance to intolerance is coming back to bite them," said Zeyno Baran, director of International Security and Energy Program, and a scholar who follows Islamic trends at the Nixon Center, a Washington think tank. She spoke to United Press International before heading to Brussels to attend a conference on Muslim fundamentalism in Europe, a topic of growing concern.

"Fundamentalist Islam is a serious threat in Europe," cautioned Antoine Sfeir, editor in chief of Les Cahiers de l'Orient, a publication specializing in Islamic and Arab affairs.

"There is no government control over the Muslim groups in Europe," points out Baran, warning that Europe "will have all sorts of difficulties with militant Islam." Unless they act. Europeans, who like to keep church and state well apart, have been slow to react.

Young European Muslims are recruited when they travel to London to meet with radicals returning from Chechnya or Iraq, explains Sfeir.

"There are so many fundamentalists in London that we have taken to calling it "Londonistan," says Sfeir.

Alain Boyer, the senior official of Reims, an expert on Islamist radicals, agrees that fundamentalism is a growing problem and threat. However he cautions the need to "identify the real terrorist, and not blame all Muslims.

"It's not all Muslims who engage in terror, or who support radicals," adds the French official.

Sfeir concurs: "Not all Muslims are Arabs, not all Arabs are fundamentalists and not all fundamentalists are terrorists."


Boyer believes that involving moderate Muslims in dialogue is of paramount importance. Boyer, who was previously assigned to monitor Islamist militants while working at the ministry of the Interior's section dealing with religion, is of the opinion that "there should be more control on people (immigrants) and imams." The Ministry of the Interior is responsible for France's domestic security.

France is host to Europe's largest Muslim community. About 4 or 5 million Muslims live in France. The discrepancy in numbers is partially due to illegal immigration. Tens of thousands of North Africans -- mostly from France's former colonies and domains of Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria -- cross yearly into France. And no one knows exactly how many.

But other figures are available. According to the French Ministry of Interior, there are 1,685 mosques in France, of which 20 have the capacity to hold more than 1,000 worshipers. Figures issued by the ministry and published by Liberation newspaper reveal that only 5 percent of France's 4 or 5 million Muslims visit a mosque at least once a week to pray.

France has 1,200 imams, or preachers, of which more than a third don't speak French and about 75 percent are foreigners who remain ignorant of French culture. Boyer believes the government should help shape France's imams by stressing the importance of French culture.

Indeed, while the French official was detailing his ideas, Dominique de Villepin, the current minister of the Interior, confirmed Tuesday that a foundation will be created in April 2005 to help administer France's Muslim affairs, such as the building of new mosques and the training of new imams.

Radical imams are starting to come to the attention of European governments. Many analysts fear that radical imams are using Europe's mosques to preach hate and incite anti-Western sentiments. Boyer warns that radical Muslims are recruiting more followers from France's prisons, a growing problem he says that is not given enough attention.

"When Muslims go to prison in France, the imams are waiting for them," Sfeir told UPI. As an example he cited the case of Khaled Kalkal, of Algeria's GIA (the French acronym for Groupe Islamique Armee -- or Armed Islamic Group). Kalkal, points out Sfeir, went to jail for petty crimes and came out a hardened Islamist militant.

Again no hard data are available on the number of Muslims in French or European prisons. It is illegal for states in most of the continent to keep records of people's religion. However, one estimate given by the International Herald Tribune places France's prison population at around 60 percent Muslim. Muslims in France comprise only 10 percent of the population.

As radical Muslims become more vociferous across Europe, so are the far-right politicians. This, warns the Nixon Center's Baran, is giving greater power to neo-Nazi and other right-wing groups. Fear of being overwhelmed by foreign immigration -- most of which comes from Muslim countries -- has given Europe's far right new life and tens of thousands of supporters.

The danger of escalating the conflict is compounded by the reality that radical Muslims want to see an escalation of the conflict, says Baran. Every act directed against Muslims in the West buys greater sympathy for the radicals. Europeans are beginning to realize that action needs to be taken before the situation spins completely out of control.

In Germany, for example, Muslim preachers have been told they may soon have to deliver their sermons in German, rather than Arabic. Berlin hopes this will put a stop to what is considered tirades of hate, giving the wrong incentives to Germany's 3 million Muslims.

German lawmakers are looking at legal ways to make this happen though the government is still not sure it could push through such controversial legislation.

Chancellor Gerhard Schröder's center-left government has recently introduced measures it hopes will better integrate foreigners into German life. However, Angela Merkel, the country's center-right opposition party leader, Tuesday said Germany's efforts to foster multiculturalism had failed. Merkel called on immigrants to learn German and the country's culture.

Norway, another European nation with a long-standing liberal immigration policy, has proposed making it mandatory for anyone intending to preach religion to take a course in Norwegian language and culture. The law is aimed primarily at Muslim preachers who preach in Arabic.

Across Europe governments are trying to adapt their laws to cope with the growing problem of Muslim radicalism, a small, but active group. The concern is to do so without changing Europe's tradition of tolerance, or affecting the majority of the continent's peaceful Muslim population.

While observers agree there appears to be no coherent international Islamist network operating in Europe, there is nevertheless, the belief of the danger of growing radicalization being influenced by Wahhabis, Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood and Turkish fundamentalists.

"There must be a European initiative on dealing with radical Islam," said Baran. "Otherwise the pendulum could swing the other way and Europe will have its own McCarthyism."

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