I have had a several people over the past 5 months contact me about fake military and fake police yahoo IDs. The major complaint is the person posing as police or military send disturbing and hateful messages to military personnel and their friends.If you have been a victim of one of these hate mongers with fake IDs. Always feel free to contact me and I will do the best I can to help shut the haters yahoo page down.I recommend leaving the hate message on your page and contact me and yahoo "report abuse" at yahoo report abuse be sure and mention it is a hate message and leave it on your page so they and I can see and investigate it. I would also say it may be good if you note a response weather it be in mypage comments or Blog comments leave a message adjacent to it and Note that you have contacted yahoo in regards to the message and for your friends to be patient and aware of why you left the hate message. Give us week sometimes longer.Also do not contact or leave a message on a hate mongers site/Blog. They feed off that and you basically are putting fuel on the fire and giving them what they want. Put the profile on ignore so the person can not re-post to your page and let your friends know. Often times the hate mongers will target your friends list if you do leave a comment on their page. So you can see its best to leave it to reporting the abuse for you and your friends sake. One thing you can do is make a fake ID if you wish to expose a fake ID. Then they wont be able to go after your friends. Also if you get a second ID shut down well np eh..... you still have your main yahoo ID and your friends intact..................
Click here for the full article by Ian Bach and also further discussion and comments at Yahoo
Thursday, August 16, 2007
Monday, July 16, 2007
Terrosists Propaganda vs Facts - Muslims and the different Sects
Yes much is lies. Think of it like Nazi's / Gerbil Propaganda. They twist truth into lies and lies into truths. When I saw how much the Media was focusing on Iraq and all the propaganda which after a while I could spot easy. This is when I felt al Qaeda is worried they will not win in Iraq. I know they will not win in Afghanistan.The FBI knows and understands Terrorism much better than CIA. This was a shock and a hit to my gut when I found this out. Being an airplane and aerospace nut like I am it was like I found out a friend was not who I thought they were.The FBI is one of our best assets against Terrorism. I still do a lot of reporting of bank scams since this is how Terrorists get money one way at least. They run the bank scams from Algeria and now also in Iran. Also I promote others to do same, I knew when I started that I could not do this alone and that if I was going to be an effective weapon against terrorism I must teach others the things I know.I still don't know what to think of Iran Nukes they say it’s only for peaceful purpose like power plants but I recently found out that the guy who got Pakistan its Nukes is one of the people who helped Iran learn about nuclear science. So it is possible they want a nuke weapon. But they won’t be able to use it. Also the inflation in Iran is starting to make the people unhappy with their government, especially the young Muslims in Iran; many listen to Heavy metal music. That started about 10 years ago. About 5 years ago Rap Music became popular among young Muslims
Click the link below for complete Artcile
http://www.ianbach.com/counterterrorism/2007/07/just-some-thoughts-and-info-about-islam.html
Click the link below for complete Artcile
http://www.ianbach.com/counterterrorism/2007/07/just-some-thoughts-and-info-about-islam.html
Just Some thoughts and info about Islam and Propaganda
Yes much is lies. Think of it like Nazi's / Gerbil Propaganda. They twist truth into lies and lies into truths. When I saw how much the Media was focusing on Iraq and all the propaganda which after a while I could spot easy. This is when I felt al Qaeda is worried they will not win in Iraq. I know they will not win in Afghanistan.The FBI knows and understands Terrorism much better than CIA. This was a shock and a hit to my gut when I found this out. Being an airplane and aerospace nut like I am it was like I found out a friend was not who I thought they were.The FBI is one of our best assets against Terrorism. I still do a lot of reporting of bank scams since this is how Terrorists get money one way at least. They run the bank scams from Algeria and now also in Iran. Also I promote others to do same, I knew when I started that I could not do this alone and that if I was going to be an effective weapon against terrorism I must teach others the things I know.I still don't know what to think of Iran Nukes they say it’s only for peaceful purpose like power plants but I recently found out that the guy who got Pakistan its Nukes is one of the people who helped Iran learn about nuclear science. So it is possible they want a nuke weapon. But they won’t be able to use it. Also the inflation in Iran is starting to make the people unhappy with their government, especially the young Muslims in Iran; many listen to Heavy metal music. That started about 10 years ago. About 5 years ago Rap Music became popular among young Muslims.
Some thoughts and insights about Islam
Much of the News about Iraq, Afghanistan, etc. most people (even Americans) hear or see is lies. Think of it like Nazi's / Gerbil Propaganda. They twist truth into lies and lies into truths. When I saw how much the Media was focusing on Iraq and all the propaganda which after a while I could spot easy. This is when I felt al Qaeda is worried they will not win in Iraq. I know they will not win in Afghanistan. The FBI knows and understands Terrorism much better than CIA. This was a shock and a hit to my gut when I found this out. Being an airplane and aerospace nut like I am it was like I found out a friend was not who I thought they were.
The FBI is one of our best assets against Terrorism. I still do a lot of reporting of bank scams since this is how Terrorists get money one way at least. They run the bank scams from Algeria and now also in Iran. Also I promote others to do same, I knew when I started that I could not do this alone and that if I was going to be an effective weapon against terrorism I must teach others the things I know.
I still don't know what to think of Iran Nukes they say it’s only for peaceful purpose like power plants but I recently found out that the guy who got Pakistan its Nukes is one of the people who helped Iran learn about nuclear science. So it is possible they want a nuke weapon. But they won’t be able to use it. Also the inflation in Iran is starting to make the people unhappy with their government, especially the young Muslims in Iran; many listen to Heavy metal music. That started about 10 years ago. About 5 years ago Rap Music became popular among young Muslims.
This is not just in Iran; it is in Serbia, Palestine, Syria, and many Muslims Nations. They do this knowing that the door may be kicked in at any moment and they could be shot and killed just for the music they listen to. We are seeing now in Iran they want the youths to stop dressing like westerners. I am not sure how bad that is going ATM in Iran. But in many Muslim countries they have religious cops that will beat people for doing things that they feel are not the Muslim way. But the Muslim faith has many arms/sects. The Muslims in Kurdish areas of Iraq believe deeply that they should accept all faiths. Many or maybe even most of the approximately 15 different Muslims sects don't think that some Kurds are true Muslims. They even have stories of one sect in Kurdish area that they say is devil worshipers. But it is more because the Kurds practice a thing I forget what Muslims call it, but basically it is a practice of hiding ones true beliefs. This is mostly done to prevent fundamental type sects or groups or movements from knowing they are a particular sect and out of fear of being killed for ones beliefs.
Look at Iraq or Afghanistan they have many sects of the Muslim faith. The civil war is not because all Shia hate all Sunni or visa versa. No, No, No….. It is some clerics, Imams, etc., who want more power and want to have influence or be the Big Man. This is the Biggest Problem but I think they will solve it because there is no other way. In both Afghanistan and Iraq almost every citizen has some family member that is Sunni on one side and Shia on other side. Before Saddam and while Saddam was in power the Sunni and Shia lived in relative peace did not see a big difference or need to hate the each other. Many Muslims believe the Quran teaches acceptance of other faiths. But Bin Laden and Wahhabia do not believe this they are the terrorists they preach hate. Wahhabism is not a religious Sect it is a movement to attain power. Presently the Saudi Royal Family is flanked by Wahhabia. Even in the rural areas of UAE has Wahhabia to some extent and it this is growing since the gap between rich and poor is so wide. The Saudi King has done some amazing things that no one thought could happen before. He has reached into Palestine even and throughout Muslim sects. This many Muslims believe is because he wants to have a good name before he dies.
The FBI is one of our best assets against Terrorism. I still do a lot of reporting of bank scams since this is how Terrorists get money one way at least. They run the bank scams from Algeria and now also in Iran. Also I promote others to do same, I knew when I started that I could not do this alone and that if I was going to be an effective weapon against terrorism I must teach others the things I know.
I still don't know what to think of Iran Nukes they say it’s only for peaceful purpose like power plants but I recently found out that the guy who got Pakistan its Nukes is one of the people who helped Iran learn about nuclear science. So it is possible they want a nuke weapon. But they won’t be able to use it. Also the inflation in Iran is starting to make the people unhappy with their government, especially the young Muslims in Iran; many listen to Heavy metal music. That started about 10 years ago. About 5 years ago Rap Music became popular among young Muslims.
This is not just in Iran; it is in Serbia, Palestine, Syria, and many Muslims Nations. They do this knowing that the door may be kicked in at any moment and they could be shot and killed just for the music they listen to. We are seeing now in Iran they want the youths to stop dressing like westerners. I am not sure how bad that is going ATM in Iran. But in many Muslim countries they have religious cops that will beat people for doing things that they feel are not the Muslim way. But the Muslim faith has many arms/sects. The Muslims in Kurdish areas of Iraq believe deeply that they should accept all faiths. Many or maybe even most of the approximately 15 different Muslims sects don't think that some Kurds are true Muslims. They even have stories of one sect in Kurdish area that they say is devil worshipers. But it is more because the Kurds practice a thing I forget what Muslims call it, but basically it is a practice of hiding ones true beliefs. This is mostly done to prevent fundamental type sects or groups or movements from knowing they are a particular sect and out of fear of being killed for ones beliefs.
Look at Iraq or Afghanistan they have many sects of the Muslim faith. The civil war is not because all Shia hate all Sunni or visa versa. No, No, No….. It is some clerics, Imams, etc., who want more power and want to have influence or be the Big Man. This is the Biggest Problem but I think they will solve it because there is no other way. In both Afghanistan and Iraq almost every citizen has some family member that is Sunni on one side and Shia on other side. Before Saddam and while Saddam was in power the Sunni and Shia lived in relative peace did not see a big difference or need to hate the each other. Many Muslims believe the Quran teaches acceptance of other faiths. But Bin Laden and Wahhabia do not believe this they are the terrorists they preach hate. Wahhabism is not a religious Sect it is a movement to attain power. Presently the Saudi Royal Family is flanked by Wahhabia. Even in the rural areas of UAE has Wahhabia to some extent and it this is growing since the gap between rich and poor is so wide. The Saudi King has done some amazing things that no one thought could happen before. He has reached into Palestine even and throughout Muslim sects. This many Muslims believe is because he wants to have a good name before he dies.
Monday, June 25, 2007
Taliban - Pashto - "seekers of knowledge"
The Taliban (Pashto: طالبان, "students" or "seekers of knowledge") are a fundamentalist Sunni Muslim and ethnic Pashtun movement that ruled most of Afghanistan from 1996 until 2001, when their leaders were removed from power by American aerial bombardment and Northern Alliance ground forces.
"This is the flag or banner that the Taliban and al-Qaeda are waving. It sounds like a good thing (seekers of knowledge), But the truth is these fundamentalist join al-Qaeda for what ever their reason. Then they attend schools that teach the Qur'an in a twisted way. They take certain passages from the Qur'an. They use the same tactics that the Nazi's used during World War II. Basically get young minds and twist them and brain wash them into beliefs that make them believe that the World and the Jews and Christians are trying to take over the World. The truth is these groups wish to expand their power and take over the governments of nations. They are active all over the world but most active in the Middle East, North Africa, and Southeast Asia, and then the world. - Ian Bach"
Some smaller groups of the Taliban are currently engaged in a protracted guerrilla war against allied NATO forces and the current government of Afghanistan.While in power, the Taliban implemented the "strictest interpretation of Sharia law ever seen in the Muslim world," and became notorious internationally for their treatment of women.
Women were forced to wear the burqa in public. They were allowed neither to work nor to be educated after the age of eight, and until then were permitted only to study the Qur'an. Women seeking an education were forced to attend underground schools, where they and their teachers risked execution if caught. They were not allowed to be treated by male doctors unless accompanied by a male chaperon, which led to illnesses remaining untreated. They faced public flogging in the street and public execution for violations of the Taliban's laws.
( Click Here for the complete story )
"This is the flag or banner that the Taliban and al-Qaeda are waving. It sounds like a good thing (seekers of knowledge), But the truth is these fundamentalist join al-Qaeda for what ever their reason. Then they attend schools that teach the Qur'an in a twisted way. They take certain passages from the Qur'an. They use the same tactics that the Nazi's used during World War II. Basically get young minds and twist them and brain wash them into beliefs that make them believe that the World and the Jews and Christians are trying to take over the World. The truth is these groups wish to expand their power and take over the governments of nations. They are active all over the world but most active in the Middle East, North Africa, and Southeast Asia, and then the world. - Ian Bach"
Some smaller groups of the Taliban are currently engaged in a protracted guerrilla war against allied NATO forces and the current government of Afghanistan.While in power, the Taliban implemented the "strictest interpretation of Sharia law ever seen in the Muslim world," and became notorious internationally for their treatment of women.
Women were forced to wear the burqa in public. They were allowed neither to work nor to be educated after the age of eight, and until then were permitted only to study the Qur'an. Women seeking an education were forced to attend underground schools, where they and their teachers risked execution if caught. They were not allowed to be treated by male doctors unless accompanied by a male chaperon, which led to illnesses remaining untreated. They faced public flogging in the street and public execution for violations of the Taliban's laws.
( Click Here for the complete story )
Pashtuns
Monday, June 25, 2007
The vast majority of Pashtuns can be found in an area stretching from southeastern Afghanistan to western Pakistan. Small additional colonies can be found in the Northern Areas, Pakistan Occupied Kashmir, Karachi in Pakistan as well as in other parts of Afghanistan. There are smaller communities in Iran and India, and a large migrant worker community in the countries of the Arabian Peninsula. Important metropolitan centers of Pashtun culture include Peshawar and Kandahar, while Kabul and Quetta, though having large Pashtun populations, are more mixed cities of cultural significance.
Read more here
The vast majority of Pashtuns can be found in an area stretching from southeastern Afghanistan to western Pakistan. Small additional colonies can be found in the Northern Areas, Pakistan Occupied Kashmir, Karachi in Pakistan as well as in other parts of Afghanistan. There are smaller communities in Iran and India, and a large migrant worker community in the countries of the Arabian Peninsula. Important metropolitan centers of Pashtun culture include Peshawar and Kandahar, while Kabul and Quetta, though having large Pashtun populations, are more mixed cities of cultural significance.
Read more here
Saturday, June 2, 2007
M. Yon - Hit, Anbar Province, Iraq
Final Option
by M. Yon
"The city of Hit (pronounced “heat”) is a spot of green in the desert on the western bank of the Euphrates. The temperature is steadily rising….. the haze shimmering at about 115°F now. I accompanied LTC Doug Crissman for….. with local in Anbar Province…. Prior to February, Hit was one of the hottest little battlegrounds of the war, with almost daily gun battles, mortars exploding on the bases, and bombs cratering the roads............."
By Michael Yon (Final Option - Full Article Click Here)
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by M. Yon
"The city of Hit (pronounced “heat”) is a spot of green in the desert on the western bank of the Euphrates. The temperature is steadily rising….. the haze shimmering at about 115°F now. I accompanied LTC Doug Crissman for….. with local in Anbar Province…. Prior to February, Hit was one of the hottest little battlegrounds of the war, with almost daily gun battles, mortars exploding on the bases, and bombs cratering the roads............."
By Michael Yon (Final Option - Full Article Click Here)
Click here for Ianbach.com
Monday, May 21, 2007
airstrikes that killed 25 suspected insurgents
By RAHIM FAIEZ, Associated Press Writer
48 minutes ago
KABUL, Afghanistan - Suspected insurgents ambushed a U.S.-led coalition and Afghan patrol in the volatile south, sparking a battle and airstrikes that killed 25 suspected insurgents, officials said Monday.
The coalition said the joint forces were attacked while on a patrol in the Sangin district of Helmand province on Sunday. An estimated 50 Taliban reinforcement fighters came by foot and boat along the Helmand River from surrounding areas, the coalition said in a statement.
Coalition airstrikes bombed seven compounds, resulting in three secondary explosions from suspected weapons caches, it said. It said there were "several" confirmed militant deaths during the 14-hour battle and no reports of civilian injuries.
The Afghan Defense Ministry said the clash and airstrikes in Sangin killed 25 suspected Taliban, including a group leader identified as Mullah Younus.
NATO is pushing ahead with Operation Achilles, its largest ever operation involving some 4,500 NATO troops and 1,000 Afghan soldiers. Achilles is centered in northern Helmand province, the country's opium heartland and a Taliban stronghold.
In eastern Nangarhar province, a roadside bomb hit a police vehicle in the district of Dara-I-Nur, killing two policemen and wounding seven others, said police chief Gen. Abdul Ghafar Pacha.
Meanwhile, a British soldier died Sunday of wounds from an accident at a British military base in Sangin, the British Ministry of Defense said.
On Sunday, a suicide bomber walked into a crowded market in the eastern city of Gardez and blew himself up, killing 14 people and wounding 31, officials and witnesses said.
The attack damaged around 30 shops, shattering windows and destroying the stores closest to the explosion.
Witnesses said a convoy of foreign troops appeared to be the target of the Gardez bomber, but that it already had passed when the bomber struck.
Maj. William Mitchell, a spokesman for NATO's International Security Assistance Force, said there were initial reports of injuries to ISAF soldiers, though he didn't have further details.
Six people died at the scene of the blast, police said. Another eight later died in hospital, said Ghulam Hazrat Majedi, the doctor in charge of the Gardez hospital. He said two of the 31 wounded were in critical condition.
Nasar Ahmad, a 30-year-old shopkeeper whose three cousins were seriously hurt in the blast, said he saw a U.S. convoy driving through the city just before the explosion.
Shah Mohammad, 19, said all those killed or wounded by the blast were Afghan civilians.
Violence in Afghanistan has increased sharply in the last several weeks. More than 1,600 people, have been killed in insurgency-related violence this year, according to an Associated Press count based on U.S., NATO and Afghan officials. The dead have mostly been militants, but about 300 civilians also have died in the violence.
More world News at IanBach.com
48 minutes ago
KABUL, Afghanistan - Suspected insurgents ambushed a U.S.-led coalition and Afghan patrol in the volatile south, sparking a battle and airstrikes that killed 25 suspected insurgents, officials said Monday.
The coalition said the joint forces were attacked while on a patrol in the Sangin district of Helmand province on Sunday. An estimated 50 Taliban reinforcement fighters came by foot and boat along the Helmand River from surrounding areas, the coalition said in a statement.
Coalition airstrikes bombed seven compounds, resulting in three secondary explosions from suspected weapons caches, it said. It said there were "several" confirmed militant deaths during the 14-hour battle and no reports of civilian injuries.
The Afghan Defense Ministry said the clash and airstrikes in Sangin killed 25 suspected Taliban, including a group leader identified as Mullah Younus.
NATO is pushing ahead with Operation Achilles, its largest ever operation involving some 4,500 NATO troops and 1,000 Afghan soldiers. Achilles is centered in northern Helmand province, the country's opium heartland and a Taliban stronghold.
In eastern Nangarhar province, a roadside bomb hit a police vehicle in the district of Dara-I-Nur, killing two policemen and wounding seven others, said police chief Gen. Abdul Ghafar Pacha.
Meanwhile, a British soldier died Sunday of wounds from an accident at a British military base in Sangin, the British Ministry of Defense said.
On Sunday, a suicide bomber walked into a crowded market in the eastern city of Gardez and blew himself up, killing 14 people and wounding 31, officials and witnesses said.
The attack damaged around 30 shops, shattering windows and destroying the stores closest to the explosion.
Witnesses said a convoy of foreign troops appeared to be the target of the Gardez bomber, but that it already had passed when the bomber struck.
Maj. William Mitchell, a spokesman for NATO's International Security Assistance Force, said there were initial reports of injuries to ISAF soldiers, though he didn't have further details.
Six people died at the scene of the blast, police said. Another eight later died in hospital, said Ghulam Hazrat Majedi, the doctor in charge of the Gardez hospital. He said two of the 31 wounded were in critical condition.
Nasar Ahmad, a 30-year-old shopkeeper whose three cousins were seriously hurt in the blast, said he saw a U.S. convoy driving through the city just before the explosion.
Shah Mohammad, 19, said all those killed or wounded by the blast were Afghan civilians.
Violence in Afghanistan has increased sharply in the last several weeks. More than 1,600 people, have been killed in insurgency-related violence this year, according to an Associated Press count based on U.S., NATO and Afghan officials. The dead have mostly been militants, but about 300 civilians also have died in the violence.
More world News at IanBach.com
Saturday, May 12, 2007
Tribute to US Navy
Navy Hymn:
Anchors Aweigh, my boys, Anchors Aweigh.
Farewell to college joys, we sail at break of
day-ay-ay-ay.
Through our last night on shore, drink to the foam,
Until we meet once more:
Here's wishing you a happy voyage home.
Stand, Navy, out to sea, Fight our battle cry;
We'll never change our course, So vicious foe
steer shy-y-y-y.
Roll out the TNT, Anchors Aweigh.
Sail on to victory
And sink their bones to Davy Jones, hooray!
Stand Navy, down the field,
Sail set to the sky
We'll never change our course
So Army you steer shy-y-y-y
Roll up the score Navy
Anchors Aweigh
Sail, Navy, down the field,
And sink the Army, sink the Army gray.
Tribute to US Marines
Marines Hymn
From the Halls of Montezuma
To the Shores of Tripoli;
We fight our country's battles
In the air, on land and sea;
First to fight for right and freedom
And to keep our honor clean;
We are proud to claim the title
of United States Marine.
Our flag's unfurled to every breeze
From dawn to setting sun;
We have fought in ev'ry clime and place
Where we could take a gun;
In the snow of far-off Northern lands
And in sunny tropic scenes;
You will find us always on the job--
The United States Marines.
Here's health to you and to our Corps
Which we are proud to serve
In many a strife we've fought for life
And never lost our nerve;
If the Army and the Navy
Ever look on Heaven's scenes;
They will find the streets are guarded
By United States Marines.
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