If anyone is still unsure about the difference between a warrior and a terrorist, A civilized legal combatant and a savage. A naval officer and a pirate, you might want to click over to Pat Dollard to see a short video of Muslim ‘rebels’ parading the head of a government soldier around in public for the camera and general population.
Then listen to someone like Terry Glavin for example, discuss the behavior of Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan. Genuine warriors setting an example for the world in how armed conflict should be done.
Blazing Cat Fur first delivered this story.
(the link for terry is interesting but not purely about Canada’s role)
warriors are what warlords create such as Mohammad.
Soldiers are what our western men and women are called in our military
Warriors are strong individually Soldiers fight at as a unit
Indonesia ‘foils plot to attack US missions’
By Rama Pamungkas (AFP) – 24 minutes ago
JAKARTA — Indonesian police on Saturday arrested 11 members of an Islamic group allegedly planning attacks on American diplomatic missions, a spokesman said, in the latest terror alert to hit the country.
The group had planned to hit the US embassy and a US consulate, as well as a building near the Australian embassy in the capital Jakarta that houses the office of American mining giant Freeport-McMoran, police said.
Police said they were from a new outfit called HASMI, the Sunni Movement for Indonesian Society, and explosives and a bomb-making manual were found when members were arrested in locations across the main island of Java.
“The group’s objectives were to attack the US embassy in Jakarta and consulate-general in the eastern Javanese city of Surabaya,” national police spokesman Suhardi Alius told reporters.
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Fears of new front as Syria rebels clash with Kurds
By Serene Assir (AFP) – 21 minutes ago
BEIRUT — Syrian rebels clashed with Kurdish militia in the northern city of Aleppo, leaving 30 dead and around 200 captured, a watchdog said on Saturday, sparking fears of a new front in an already fractured country.
The fighting between armed rebels and members of the Kurdish Democratic Union Party (PYD), the Syrian branch of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), erupted on Friday in the majority Kurdish neighbourhood of Ashrafiyeh, it said.
“There were 30 people — Arabs and Kurds — killed in the fighting, including 22 combatants from both sides,” the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said in a statement, adding that Ashrafiyeh was still under PYD militia control.
Some 200 people were captured, all but 20 of them by the rebels, the Observatory said.
Residents said some 200 rebels had moved in to the area on Thursday, announcing they had come to spend the Muslim holidays of Eid al-Adha, starting the next day, in the neighbourhood.
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