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Jihadist/Islamist Websites and Their Hosts (List III): Websites Supporting Jihad in Iraq – Hosted in the West

On August 10, 2007, MEMRI posted a list of Islamist websites, forums, and blogs which support warfare against Coalition forces in Iraq and promote jihadist incitement and propaganda.(1) This report presents additional websites which promote a similar anti-Coalition agenda, and a list of websites from the previous list that are still hosted by ISPs in the West.


Websites and Forums Associated With Terrorist Organizations

1. Website associated with the Islamic State of Iraq (ISI), i.e. with Al-Qaeda in Iraq
http://sadcom.montadamoslim.com/
ISP: SoftLayer Technologies Inc.; TX, USA

2. The official website of Kata'ib Thawrat Al-'Ishrin
http://kataeb-20.org/main/
ISP: Layered Technologies, Inc.; TX, USA

3. The official website of Saraya Sa'd Ibn Abi Waqas
http://www.sarayasaad.com/
ISP: Liquid Web Inc.; MI, USA

4. The official website of 'Assa'ib Al-Iraq Al-Jihadiyya
http://www.asaeb.net/
ISP: RIPE Network Coordination Centre; Amsterdam, NL


Websites, Forums and Blogs Supportive of Jihad in Iraq

1. Shabkat Qawafil Al-Islam – Features a bulletin board for ISI communiqués
http://kwaflislam.com/vb/index.php
ISP: Layered Technologies, Inc.; TX, USA

2. Shabkat Al-Mujahideen Al-Electroniyya – Posts communiqués by jihad groups in Iraq
http://majahd.quickbb.net/index.htm
ISP: SoftLayer Technologies Inc.; TX, USA

3. Minbar Al-Ru'ya Al-Wataniyya Al-Munahidha lil-Ihtilal- Posts videos and messages by jihad groups in Iraq
http://www.iraqipa.net/
ISP: SURFTOWNDK, Lyngby, Denmark

4. Subhanaka forum – Posts communiqués by jihad groups in Iraq
http://sobhank.com/vb/
ISP: ADDD2NET COM INC DBA LUNARPAGES; CA, USA

5. Multaqa Al-'Awda Al-Jihadi – Features a bulletin board for videos by Islamist Iraqi groups
http://al3wda.com/vb/index.php
ISP: SoftLayer Technologies Inc.; TX, USA

6. Shabkat Al-Furqan Al-Islamiyya – Posts communiqués by jihad groups in Iraq
http://alforqan.ingoo.us/
ISP: SoftLayer Technologies Inc.; TX, USA

7. Website devoted to Al-Zarqawi
http://www.alamer.biz/ameer/home.html
ISP: Electric Lightwave Inc.; WA, USA

8. Blog devoted to jihad in Iraq
http://kjgafd.blogspot.com/
ISP: Google Inc.; CA, USA


Websites and Forums From Previous MEMRI List Still Hosted by ISPs in the West

Islamic Front of Iraqi Resistance
http://www.jaami.info/
ISP: Schlund + Partner AG, D-76135; Karlsruhe, Germany

Juba Online
www.juba-online.blogspot.com
ISP: Google Inc., CA, USA

Al-Jaysh Al-Islami
http://www.iaisite.info/index.php
ISP: Zipa LLC; LA, USA

Al-Basra Minbar Al-'Iraq
http://www.albasrah.net/index.php
ISP: nodo50.net; Madrid, Spain

Jaysh Al-Taifa Al-Mansura
http://www.algyshalmnsur.r8.org/
ISP: SMV McLean; VA, USA

Jaysh Rijal Al-Tariqa Al-Naqshabandiya
http://www.alnakshabandia-army.org/home/
ISP: ThePlanet.com Internet Services Inc.; TX, USA

Muntadayat Al-Mustaqbal Al-Islami
http://www.islamic-f.net/vb/
ISP: United Colocation Group Inc.; CA, USA

Dawriyyat Al-'Iraq
http://www.iraqpatrol.com/php/
ISP: Performance Systems International Inc.; DC, USA

Blog devoted to communiqués by Iraq organization
http://www.ansar-aljehad.blogspot.com/
ISP: Google Inc.; CA, USA

Blog devoted to Iraqi terrorist organizations
http://aboaumir.modawanati.com/
ISP: Carpathia Hosting, VA, USA

Blog featuring video messages by prominent Islamist figures (e.g. Al-Zarqawi)
http://almagribi.blogspot.com/
ISP: Google Inc.; CA, USA

Al-Nour forum
http://www.alnour.hyperphp.com/vb/
ISP: eNET Inc.; OH, USA

Al-Faluja forum
http://www.al-faloja.info/vb/index.php
ISP: ZipServers Inc.; OK, USA

Website of Al-Jabha Al-Islamiyya Lil-Muqawama Al-Iraqiyya
http://www.jaami.info/
ISP: SCHLUND-CUSTOMERS; Germany

Endnote:
(1) See MEMRI Special Dispatch No. 1678, "Jihadist/Islamist Websites and Their Hosts (List II): Websites Supporting the Jihad in Iraq – Hosted in the U.S.," August 10, 2007,
http://memri.org/bin/articles.cgi?Page=subjects&Area=jihad&ID=SP167807.



When was the last time anyone has seen a by-God Christian Organization promoting using children as vessels of murder? MEMRI brings you The Religion of Pieces...Islam.
Narrator: "We continue to march with little Amjad. We continue to march with little Amjad."

Children singing in the background: “We are not afraid of the soldiers, we are all steadfast. We are not afraid of the soldiers; we are all steadfast in this land... in this land... We demand our right, and we carry our school bags, We demand our right, and we carry our school bags. On our way we take the risk, and hide stones next to notebooks.”

Girl child singing in background: “My little brothers, how long will we continue to let the occupier us by hunger and siege?”

Chorus: “By hunger and by siege...”

Girl: “By killing and destruction...”

Chorus: “No to the oppression and to the occupation, oh child killer. No to the oppression and to the occupation, oh child killer. The army of immorality will not defeat the stone. The army of immorality will not defeat the stone no matter how much you shoot.”

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Is that weird or what? OK. Let us, for the sake of making a point, that we are killing the children on purpose. The Islamic Menace is promoting the utilization of children to murder by blowing themselves up. Does anyone see the Double Standard there? No wonder our own Leftinistra loves these sick bastards so much. And, along those same lines, no wonder the terrorists love our own Leftinistra so much.

Every one of substance already knows we are not doing the atrocities the enemies within and the enemies without are saying we do. If we were, the evidence would be overwhelmingly presented and this is simply not the case.

When the West depicts Muslim life via cartoons, the MooSlimes get all wound up. However, if THEY do it, it is OK. Imagine that:

Although not constantly in the headlines, the status of women in the Arab world is an issue frequently addressed by Arab cartoonists. Cartoons published in recent months have approached the issue from various angles. While some have criticized the discrimination against women and women's inferior status relative to that of men, others have condemned Arab society for keeping women prisoners and for depriving them of their basic rights. Others have dealt with problems related to marriage, including husbands' violence against wives and the effect this has on the children; the phenomenon of marriage of older men and very young girls; and the ease with which Muslim men can divorce their wives.

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Amazing.

And here we have Arab cartoons directed at terrorists. Don't let a Western Agency do this. Bad Karma and all.

The Arab press recently published more cartoons condemning terrorism.(1) These cartoons presented terrorism as an indiscriminately destructive force striking everything in its path, and mocked the terrorists for blindly pursuing the promise of the virgins of Paradise. The cartoons also expressed criticism of extremists who entice the youth, indoctrinating them to embrace extremist ideas.

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Ach du lieber!

And there is debate on Corporal Punishment by the teachings of the KooKooRan.

Criticism of the Religious Discourse in Saudi Arabia. Why would that be?

Columnists in the Saudi press have recently been criticizing the religious discourse in Saudi Arabia, especially the sermons in the mosques, which, they stated, promote extremism and create a rift among the Muslims. Some columnists have also maintained that, since this discourse is rooted in the past and is not in the spirit of this age, it impedes any attempt at reform and progress in Saudi Arabia. Others even proposed to reform this discourse by introducing modern and more humane interpretations of religious texts, by the careful choosing of the preachers, and by the passing of laws prohibiting incitement from religious pulpits.

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The Muslim world is falling apart thanks to the efforts of those of us exposing their Prophet for what IT is...a troll...a pedophile troll.

And as a final note, click here to see why Iran's Achmadinejad really wanted to visit Ground Zero. For an in-depth write up on this subject, go here. Here is a teaser:

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The lunatic's words:

Following are excerpts from an interview with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, which aired on the Iranian news channel on September 29, 2007:

Interviewer: You were supposed to visit the site of the Twin Towers, but this aroused controversy and many objections in their media. What do you think about this?

LUNATIC: As you know, by spreading lies and by portraying me... For example, they show my picture next to a picture of Bin Laden, or next to tanks and cannons firing and killing people. This is psychological warfare.

9/11 has led to many significant changes. It was used as a pretext to occupy Afghanistan and Iraq. It was the reason for the killing of hundreds of thousands of people. It is only natural for us to respond in an appropriate manner. I wanted to visit there last year, but there was no time for that. So I decided to visit there this year to pay my respect to the casualties and convey my sympathy to the families.

I also wanted to raise several questions and express my views. I wanted to say that in my opinion, this incident is the result of the mismanagement of the world, and the result of the inhuman management of the world. Why did such an incident take place? We need to get to the root causes. We don't want them to turn this incident, in 20 years' time, into another false idol like the Holocaust, which they would use as a pretext to kill peoples, and prevent anybody from opening this [Pandora's] box and examining what really happened in this incident. They might turn 9/11 into something sacred, and whoever does not accept it would be considered an infidel, whereas whoever accepts it would have to accept all the ensuing crimes.

In any event, we must express our views. I believe that this way, we would have formed cordial relations with the American people, and cold have opened this issue up for discussion. Well, this is exactly what they want to prevent.

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Spitting nails yet? Spend more time at MEMRI. The MooSlimes and the Leftinistra won't like you for it. Too bad.