Al Qa'ida in Iraq Reveals Problems - Part 2
More documents from Al-Qa'ida in Iraq (AQI) reveal their ongoing problems and how they have turned against their former allies (this is a continuation from Al-Qa'ida in Iraq Reveals Problems).
One document points out who AQI feels is dangerous and that their leadership should immediately be eliminated:
One document points out who AQI feels is dangerous and that their leadership should immediately be eliminated:
- Hispanic Army (poss. means Islamic Army)
- 20th Revolution Brigades
- Islamic Army
- Conqueror Army
- Mujahedeen Army
- Ansar Al Sunna'ah (the Legal Body)
They even go to point out individuals on their hit list:
- Abu Mustapha. (Abd Al Aziz Al Bu Katea’a) Hispanic Army
- Abu Abd Allah (Hamdai Al Abbasi) Mujahedeen Army.
- The brother of Abu Abd Allah (mentioned above).
- Mullah Maher –District of Al Ishaqi – Ansar Al Mujahedeen Army.
- Abu Belal Al Hourobi- District of Al Ishaqi – Ansar Al Mujahedeen Army.
- Mullah Shawkat
Another document shows that the Sunnis are fed up with AQI or as they are known in Iraq as the Islamic State of Iraq (ISI) where they have claimed to have governance over 12 regional areas:
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The leadership of Jaysh Al Mujahedeen admitted giving the order to kill and remove any members from the (Organization) meaning Al Qaeda, in all areas of Arab Jabour, Hourab, Al Latifiea and 337 Area regardless of their associations.
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They did threaten members of our government (ISI) in front of many people from the area. They targeted one of our vehicles with an explosive device, hidden under the seat of the car. This resulted in his death and the injury of two other passengers. All were members of the government.
Included in other documents is the killing of a husband and wife who worked for the Americans, another man who worked for the Samarra Emergency Police and the major problems with Al Rabbi, a branch of the Al Jabour tribe from the Arab Al Jabour region of Iraq. There is also a video of AQI executing their former allies.
Our question of the day, where exactly is the coverage of these huge setbacks for Al Qa'ida being reported?
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