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10-12-2008, 12:06 AM
http://hani.phpnet.us/bayanat/artcl066.html
also Hesbah thread number 195032
Hani al-Siba'i is a main communications hub of the Egyptian side of al-Qa'ida, and one of Hesbah's most senior members. He is wanted in Egypt for his part in the 1990's terrorpalooza committed by what was then called Egyptian Islamic Jihad. To this day, al-Siba'i asserts his unconditional felicity to Usama Bin Ladin and Ayman al-Zawahiri.
Al-Siba'i claims that Home Office (the interior ministry) has ordered him to leave the UK within six months, on the grounds that he is a threat to British national security. I have no corroboration for his claim, but his outburst is rather long and panicky-sounding, so I think it is true. Whether London will actually do anything about him in six months' time is an entirely different question. Hani al-Siba'i has been under a travel embargo by the UN Security Council for years, as a known al-Qa'ida and EIJ affiliate; the travel ban could well be London's next excuse for permitting him to operate in London.
No word yet from the press, or from Islamist propaganda groups in the UK, such as cageprisoners. I'll bet we will see al-Siba'i again on al-Jazeera in London, soon, raving about the injustice of Kufr against Islam. That's what al-Jazeera wants him to do, and they can rely on him to do it.
also Hesbah thread number 195032
Hani al-Siba'i is a main communications hub of the Egyptian side of al-Qa'ida, and one of Hesbah's most senior members. He is wanted in Egypt for his part in the 1990's terrorpalooza committed by what was then called Egyptian Islamic Jihad. To this day, al-Siba'i asserts his unconditional felicity to Usama Bin Ladin and Ayman al-Zawahiri.
Al-Siba'i claims that Home Office (the interior ministry) has ordered him to leave the UK within six months, on the grounds that he is a threat to British national security. I have no corroboration for his claim, but his outburst is rather long and panicky-sounding, so I think it is true. Whether London will actually do anything about him in six months' time is an entirely different question. Hani al-Siba'i has been under a travel embargo by the UN Security Council for years, as a known al-Qa'ida and EIJ affiliate; the travel ban could well be London's next excuse for permitting him to operate in London.
No word yet from the press, or from Islamist propaganda groups in the UK, such as cageprisoners. I'll bet we will see al-Siba'i again on al-Jazeera in London, soon, raving about the injustice of Kufr against Islam. That's what al-Jazeera wants him to do, and they can rely on him to do it.