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Terrorism - It's high time it was dealt with. People who commit terrorism deserve to be committed to permanent solitary confinement as their belief in what they are doing has obviously unhinged their minds. So much so that they actually do believe what they're doing is right. Total, irrevocable madness. That we know.
They should be counfounded and confused at every turn in the meantime. If they prove too difficult to capture, they should be summarily despatched to their next life without delay.
The allies of the terrorists are just as guilty as the terrorists themselves, if not more so, for these are the criminals, not purely the insane. They have their own agendas, whether they be for power, financial gain or whatever. Take
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out these people and you leave the terrorists without places to hide and without access to the tools of their diabolical trade. People such as these are more likely to crack if caught, betraying the locations of other suppliers and accomplices so that rings and groups can be swept up easier, ambushes laid and carried out and eventually the top terrorists caught. The end of the road for the madmen.
But information has to be gathered and sifted through. There are many agencies around the world which are currently engaged in this process and they need all the help they can get. People need to be vigilant, to report odd occurances that may seem almost innocuous but leave a doubt in the mind. Needles really CAN be found in haystacks. It only needs your cooperation, your insight and your skill.
Be the new kid on your block, keep your eyes and ears open. It just may be that YOU will be the one to pick up on something vitally important. You may even find yourself to be responsible for the capture of some of these people. A true hero!
Let's make their lives hell! Let's rid the world of them once and for all!
WATCH FOR ANYTHING SUSPICIOUS IN YOUR AREA.
Photos of a heinous, barbaric murderer who should be put down like the animal he is and in the most painful, slowest way possible and imaginable. Give him some of his own treatment. It's all this dog understands.
Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, a Jordanian thug and criminal with alleged close ties to al-Qaida and its figurehead, Osama bin Laden, has long been a prime suspect in the war on international terrorism.
The Islamist militant has been linked to a string of terrorist plots across the globe, from a foiled ricin attack in London to the suicide bombing of the British consulate in Turkey.
He has also been sentenced to death in absentia in Jordan for orchestrating attacks on Israeli and US interests there, including the assassination of a US diplomat in Amman in October 2002.
But it is Zarqawi's recent alleged activity in Iraq - most notably the bombing of UN headquarters in Baghdad and a Shia mosque in Najaf, and the execution of four western hostages - that has led the US to upgrade his status as one of the world's most wanted terrorists.
The reward offered by the US government for information leading to his capture has risen steadily over the last year, from US$5m at the start of 2004, to US$10m in March, to US$25 (£14m) now - the same as the bounty offered for bin Laden.
The recent string of kidnappings and beheadings marks a change of strategy for Zarqawi and his group, Tawhid and Jihad, who previously preferred what US Brigadier-General Mark Kimmitt described as trademark "suicidal, spectacular, symbolic" attacks.
The US military has stated that the attacks were designed to foment civil war by stirring tensions between Iraq's majority Shia Muslims and the Arab Sunni Muslim and Kurdish minorities.
Major-General Charles Swannack, head of the 82nd Airborne division in western Iraq, said he believed two devastating bomb attacks on police and Iraqi army recruits near Baghdad in February, which killed more than 100 people, showed Zarqawi's plan in action.
The cold-blooded killing of foreign workers, however, appears to be aimed directly at turning western opinion against the US-led security and reconstruction operation in Iraq.
The group has also capitalised on the often long-running hostage sagas to keep itself in the public eye, ensuring almost continuous coverage in the world's media while placing intense pressure on world leaders such as Tony Blair.
By insisting his government will not enter into negotiations with hostage-takers, Mr Blair has left himself open to criticism that he is unwilling to intervene to save hostages from death, an accusation levelled by Mr Bigley himself in a video broadcast by al-Jazeera before his murder.
LOOK FOR THIS ANIMAL. FIND HIM. REPORT SIGHTINGS.
AND IF YOU GET THE CHANCE - PUT THE DOG DOWN!
CLICK HERE to find out about the reward for al-Zarqawi.
CLICK HERE to find out about the reward for Bi Laden.
CLICK HERE to find out about rewards for other terrorists.
A message to the followers of al-Zarqawi
Everyone associated with al-Zarqawi and al-Qaida will eventually be caught or killed. Do you want this ignominious, useless, anonymous fate? Of course you don't, no sensible believer would. You can leave all this behind. You and your whole family can live very comfortably for the rest of your lives anywhere in the world with the $25,000,000 reward money offered for al-Zarqawi. Do the right thing, care for your blood relations, not a petty Jordanian criminal.
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