The Reality Show: There they go again, champions of "peace", 13 Islamist Terrorists to hunt down the Danish cartoonists, Muhammad's image keeps getting "improved"...

FROM JOSEPH FARAH'S G2
BULLETIN
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12 terrorists hunt Danish cartoonists
Europe-bound dirty dozen traveling through Iran, claims Afghan
report
--WND

Posted: May 4, 2006
1:00 a.m. Eastern

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WASHINGTON – A dozen young terrorists have departed
Afghanistan, bound first for Iran and then Europe, where their mission will be
to hunt down the Danish cartoonists responsible for drawing anti-Muhammad
sketches, according to a report in Joseph Farah's G2
Bulletin.

The report was passed on by Hamid Mir, the Pakistani
journalist who has interviewed al-Qaida leaders Osama bin Laden and Ayman
al-Zawahiri and who just visited the no-man's land along the border of
Afghanistan and Pakistan.

While there, he was told by Taliban sources in south
Waziristan that 12 young men – nine Afghans and three Pakistanis – are on their
way to Europe to kill the Danish cartoonists. While some carry Afghan passports
and others carry Iranian passports, all will travel through Iran on their way to
Europe, he reports.

All 12 have recorded the video messages that will be
aired publicly if they hit their targets.

In his most recent audio communiqué, aired on Al-Jazeera
last week, Osama bin Laden called for a global Muslim boycott of American goods
similar to the recent boycott of Danish products after the publication there of
caricatures of the Muslim Prophet Muhammad. He also said the artists who drew those offending cartoons should be
handed over to him for trial and punishment.

Days before that television broadcast, Mir predicted an imminent
communiqué from bin Laden to be released on the Arab television
network.

Earlier this year, 12 cartoons depicting Muhammad were
published in Denmark's Jyllands-Posten newspaper. Within weeks, the cartoons
became an international controversy resulting in embassies being torched,
Christians being slaughtered and fatwas being issued against those responsible.

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