Pete
11-08-2010, 06:12
Kashmiri militant groups still recruiting in Pakistan
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-south-asia-11697782
"...."I can be kept here in the reserves, be asked to recruit new members, or they can send me across into Indian-held Kashmir for jihad," he says.
Until the spring, this 25-year-old had been studying engineering; now he is a militant.
As he describes why he left his studies, he quotes from the Koran and repeats justifications for his choice, which have clearly been taught to him.
"While I was at university, I started going to sermons given by preachers and, thank God, I joined a jihadi group," he says..............."
"While I was at university, I started going to sermons given by preachers and, thank God, I joined a jihadi group," he says.
Yes, folks, it is about Islam.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-south-asia-11697782
"...."I can be kept here in the reserves, be asked to recruit new members, or they can send me across into Indian-held Kashmir for jihad," he says.
Until the spring, this 25-year-old had been studying engineering; now he is a militant.
As he describes why he left his studies, he quotes from the Koran and repeats justifications for his choice, which have clearly been taught to him.
"While I was at university, I started going to sermons given by preachers and, thank God, I joined a jihadi group," he says..............."
"While I was at university, I started going to sermons given by preachers and, thank God, I joined a jihadi group," he says.
Yes, folks, it is about Islam.