Malaysia Invaded \u2013 100\u2032s of Terrorists Land on Beaches, Western Media Mute
\nTony Cartalucci – 25 March, 2013 – Liberty Roundtable<\/p>\n
(LD) \u2013 Hundreds of heavily armed terrorists have crossed from the Philippines and landed in the eastern Malaysian state of Sabah. Dozens are already dead, and the Malaysian military has brought in aircraft and armor to confront the audacious, bizarre invasion, scattering militants into the jungles of Borneo island. A seemingly headline news event, the invasion has been downplayed and spun by the Western media, many calling militant Al Qaeda-linked terrorists, an \u201carmed Filipino clan.\u201d<\/p>\n
The West\u2019s woeful, irresponsible coverage of a burgeoning region-wide destabilization, fits in nicely with its coverage of US-Saudi funded\/armed terrorism around the world, including in Syria where US-funded terrorists of the so-called \u201cFree Syrian Army\u201d have just taken dozens of UN peacekeepers hostage in the Golan Heights \u2013 just days after the US announced it would fund the terrorists further, to the tune of $60 million and the West\u2019s Arab partners have just granted the terrorist faction Syria\u2019s seat at the \u201cArab League.\u201d<\/p>\n
Terrorists are US-Saudi Funded Extremists \u2013 Part of Engineered Destabilization.<\/strong><\/p>\n While the West pleads ignorance over the identity of the militants held up in the jungles of Malaysia\u2019s Sabah state, the militant organizations themselves have declared thousands more in reinforcements are being arranged in the Philippines to join and exasperate the conflict. The Free Malaysia Today newspaper reported in its article, \u201c10,000 Tausugs to sail to Sabah,\u201d that :<\/p>\n Thousands of Tausug from Basilan, Sulu and Tawi-Tawi have sailed to Sabah to reinforce members of the so-called royal army of the sultanate of Sulu who are fighting it out with Malaysian security forces, a Moro National Liberation Front official said Tuesday.<\/p>\n The Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) of course, is one of several of Al Qaeda\u2019s franchises in Southeast Asia, and spun off the notorious terrorist organization, Abu Sayyaf, a US State Department-listed foreign terrorist organization with direct ties to Al Qaeda.<\/p>\n The Philippines\u2019 terrorist organizations, located amongst the country\u2019s southern islands have long held ties to Al Qaeda and receive funding and support from Saudi Arabia. AFP reported in their 2010 article, \u201cWikiLeaks: US suspected Saudi ambassador to the Philippines of terror link,\u201d that:<\/p>\n The United States suspected a Saudi Arabian ambassador to the Philippines of potential involvement in funding terrorists, according to US diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks this week.<\/p>\n The report would also state:<\/strong><\/p>\n Francis Townsend cited Waly\u2019s intervention to secure the release of two members of an Islamic charity detained in the Philippines, the cable showed.<\/p>\n The group was suspected of funnelling funds to Al-Qaeda-linked groups based in the southern Philippines.<\/p>\n It continued stating:<\/strong><\/p>\n The February 24, 2007, US embassy cable named the charity suspected of terror financing in the Philippines as IIRO, which stands for the International Islamic Relief Organisation.<\/p>\n Intelligence agencies have said IIRO was set up by Muhammad Jamal Khalifa, a brother-in-law of Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden.<\/p>\n The report concluded by stating:<\/strong><\/p>\n Overall, the WikiLeaks cables singled out Saudi Arabia as the key source of funding for radical Islamist groups including Al-Qaeda, the Taliban, Lashkar-e-Taiba and Hamas.<\/p>\n Saudi Arabia is of course is the chief financier of Al Qaeda, and is currently leading efforts to fund, arm, and fill the ranks of Al Qaeda\u2019s franchises from Mali and Libya, to Syria and Iraq. A multitude of reports from across the West have identified Saudi Arabia as the lynch pin in Al Qaeda\u2019s global terror campaign, including the US Army West Point Combating Terrorism Center.<\/p>\n Its reports \u201cAl-Qa\u2019ida\u2019s Foreign Fighters in Iraq\u201d and \u201cBombers, Bank Accounts and Bleedout: al-Qa\u2019ida\u2019s Road In and Out of Iraq,\u201d identify a vast terrorist network maintained by the Saudis that recruits, arms, and funds terrorists from across the Muslim World, and can funnel a mercenary army into any desired nation. At the time, the desired nation was Iraq. In 2011, it was Libya. Today it is Syria. The same network that US soldiers fought in Iraq is verifiably in use today, in support of US regime-change operations in Syria. …more<\/a><\/p>\n