The dick-head in the photograph below talks about the “miserable suburbs” in Paris, London and Detroit. I realize that Detroit cannot be compared with Paris and London, but it is nevertheless quite a city, and compared to the slime he must live in it is no doubt paradise.
This is the kind of mental retard that if found just needs to have a bullet lodged above the bridge of his nose, then hung in a public square for all to see, with a caricature of Mohammed hanging around his neck. Sometimes one needs to stoop down to the level of the opposition, just to make the point that both can play the same game. TGO
Refer to story below. Source: Associated Press
CAIRO – A U.S.-born spokesman for al-Qaida on Saturday urged Muslims living in the United States and Europe to carry out attacks there, calling it a duty and an obligation. In a 48-minute video posted on militant websites, Adam Gadahn directed his appeal to Muslim immigrants in what he called the “miserable suburbs” of Paris, London and Detroit, as well as those traveling to the West to study or work.
“It is the duty of everyone who is sincere in his desire to defend Islam and Muslims today, to take the initiative to perform the individual obligation of jihad … by striking the Zio-Crusader interests,” he said, referring to Western and Jewish interests.
Gadahn, who has been hunted by the FBI since 2004, also sought to discredit attempts by moderate Muslim leaders to suppress the “jihadi awakening.”
He spoke in Arabic in the video, which was made available by the U.S.-based SITE Intelligence Group, which monitors extremist activity.
Gadahn grew up on a farm in California and converted to Islam before moving to Pakistan in 1998 and reportedly attending an al-Qaida training camp.
Dawud Walid, executive director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations’ Michigan chapter, called Gadahn’s video “a desperate plea for attention” that will be ignored in the Detroit area — home to one of the largest Muslim communities in the U.S.
“I see little to no chance of such sentiment taking root in metropolitan Detroit. … We’re not a group of people who feel powerless,” Walid said.
“If any Muslim community has grown in civic engagement and empowerment, it would be this community. He invoked the wrong population to try and stir up.”
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Associated Press writer Jeff Karoub contributed from Detroit, Michigan.
