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...The Pharoh of the Morocco demands the annexing of the Deserts of Maghrib and he will not collaborate to free it. It would be better for him, if he still has an ounce of shame, to demand the return of Sabqa and Imliliyah, to free them and purify them, from the filth of Spain.

And here are the Tyrants of Algeria, asking for the rights of the Desert people, to determine its destiny by itself, though they are ruling their own land by violation and are leading their people by force. If it wasn’t for the fact that they have lost the hearts and minds of the public, they would understand that the people of Algeria are the most deserving of freedom and liberty and have a right to determine its destiny itself. But it is not for these criminals and cheaters to state the truth not to follow it.

They are tossed about by the waves of vanity and the winds of desires and their politics is based on envy, hatred and oppression. Until they joined together to combat so-called terrorism, they have not come together for a single meeting. The Great Arab West is a falsehood and deception and they are cheating those they are supposed to represent.

Abu Musab Abdul Wadud, Emir
Al-Qaeda In The Islamic Maghreb
May 9, 2007

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TERRORISM: AL-QAEDA ON MEDITERRANEAN BEACH
Algiers, 8 June (AKI) - Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb - the new name for the old Salafite Group for Preaching and Combat (GSPC) - has launched its first website since the new terror alliance was formed several months ago. The organisation, which claimed responsibility for the 11 April bomb attacks that killed 30 people in Algiers, is taking an increasingly high profile both in its jihadi activities and in its use of the internet for propaganda. Much prominence is given to photos of mujahadeen on what the site says is a Mediterranean beach, giving the impression that the terror formation is seeking to widen its range of action.

The group released a statement on Thursday in which it claimed responsibility for no less than 19 attacks carried out in Algeria from the end of April to 4 June, among them the document specifies - an attack on a pipeline that carries natural gas to Italy.

Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb which was formed from the ashes of the old Algerian GSPC and is seeking to give the impression of being a single entity operating across North Africa.

It is proving particularly active in spreading communiques and videos via Internet of attacks carried out in Algeria as al-Qaeda in Iraq and Afganistan have done for some time now.

The creation of a specific site appears to be driven by the sheer mass of material they are generating and also by its objective of becoming a reference point not only for terrorists active in Algeria but also a refernce point for jihadi activities in neighbouring countries such as Libya, Tunisia. Morocco and Mauritania.

It is no coincidence that the suicide bombers who blew themselves up in Casablanca in March and April were linked to the al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb which also is responsible for the training camps in the Sahara, on the border between Morocco and Mauritaniaor Algeria and Mali - which were discovered thanks to the input of various terrorists who once arrested agreed to cooperate with the Moroccan authorities.

There is concern that their attention may be directed farther afield and in fact one of the photos shown prominently on their site shows muajahdeen on a Mediterranean beach. In the captions it is highlighted that the fighters are on a beach that shares a sea with many European countries and shows a dozen armed militants marching in line alone the coast. As well as other photos of the "Mediterranean Mujahadeen" the site contines numerous statements, and audio and vuideo message which show preparations for the attacks in Algiers.

In recent weeks an Algerian newspaper 'al-Shuruq' reported that an al-Qaeda cell was planning to target Algerian diplomats in European countries. In one of its latest video messages the leader of the group Abu Musab Abdel Wudud, threatened all foreigners, tourists or diplomats present in North African countries saaying they would be potential targets.