ATTOCK: Polish geologist Peter S, kidnapped a fortnight ago from Attock, recorded his statement in the custody of Taliban at an unknown location near the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.

In a DVD message sent to Dawn by the Taliban, Mr Stanczak read out a written statement in the English and Polish languages. He appealed to the Pakistani government to accept the demands of Taliban to save his life.  Militants in Darra Adamkhel had claimed in early October that a Polish engineer was in their custody.
Taliban’s spokesman Mohammad had then told journalists that the engineer had been kidnapped by them and brought from Attock across the Indus to Kohat by boat and then shifted to an unspecified location.
He had said the engineer would be killed if the government did not release the detained Taliban

http://www.dawn.net/

You may question why this newspaper received this message?

Here is why :

"these so called English news papers are actually funded & bought by foreign investor, they never speak in the favor of pakistan,2 days before operation in barah,dawn publish the news that” Taliban are about to take over Peshawar with main headlines & operation started” how easily they can sabotage peace deal & negociation,how they work for foreign agenda. Country where you have less then 5% people read a understand English, you think they really make business. "no" but they do impact the liberals & decision making people. It can be negative & it can be positive. Only education can save our society from these evil intended institution. "

ISLAMABAD, Oct. 2 (Xinhua) -- A spokesman for Pakistan's Taliban on Thursday claimed responsibility for the kidnapping of a Polish engineer in northern Pakistan.

    The Polish engineer was kidnapped by unidentified militants in Attock district on northern border of Pakistan's Punjab province on Sunday. The militants also shot dead the engineer's guard and two other Pakistani people.

    The kidnapping took place when the Polish engineer, working for an oil company, was conducting survey at Basal area of Attock district.

    The police has launched a search operation for the engineer in surrounding areas.

    Muslim Khan, spokesman for the Taliban in northwestern Pakistan's Swat valley, said the Polish engineer is in their hands, Dawn News TV channel said.

    But the spokesman did not elaborate on conditions for release of the Polish engineer.

The Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) of North and South Waziristan

Most of the Pakistani Taliban militants are grouped in an umbrella organization, the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). The movement was launched on December 13, 2007, in a secret meeting of senior Taliban commanders hailing from the South Waziristan, North Waziristan, Orakzai, Kurram, Khyber, Mohmand, Bajaur and Darra Adamkhel tribal regions and the districts of Swat, Buner, Upper Dir, Lower Dir, Bannu, Lakki Marwat, Tank, Peshawar, Dera Ismail Khan, Mardan and Kohat (The News International [Islamabad], December 15, 2007).

According to TTP deputy leader Maulana Faqir Mohammad and other senior commanders, the militants formed the organization to pool the resources and manpower of Pakistan’s Taliban to fight in self-defense if the security forces of Pakistan attacked their areas and also to extend help to the Afghan Taliban taking part in the “jihad,” or holy war, against U.S. and International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) troops in neighboring Afghanistan (Newsline.com.pk [Karachi], July 2008; The News International, July 29, 2007). Due to the military operations undertaken by Pakistan’s armed forces against them, the Pakistani Taliban now have a fight at home and are therefore unable to send many fighters to Afghanistan to fight alongside the Afghan Taliban.

The TTP is headed by Baitullah Mahsud, based in South Waziristan and currently the most powerful Pakistani Taliban commander. In his late 30s, Mahsud is referred to as the “Amir Sahib” by his followers. Like many other Pakistanis, he began fighting as a young man during the Afghan jihad against the Soviet occupation force in Afghanistan and later joined the Afghan Taliban. Presently, he is stated to be ill, suffering from kidney and heart diseases due to complications arising from diabetes. He reportedly named three of his commanders to run the TTP on his behalf, including Waliur Rahman who has been negotiating with the tribal jirgas, or councils, created by the Pakistan government (The News International, August 24).

The TTP is not a disciplined organization as two fairly recent events showed. First was the refusal of some components of the TTP to accept Hafiz Gul Bahadur, the Pakistani Taliban commander from North Waziristan, as deputy leader of the Baitullah Mahsud-led organization. Later in the winter of 2007-2008, Hafiz Gul Bahadur did not cooperate with Baitullah Mahsud when the latter was under attack from Pakistan Army. In fact, Bahadur warned Baitullah Mahsud against firing rockets at Pakistani forces camps in Razmak, which is located in North Waziristan. His plea was that he and his followers had signed a peace accord with Pakistan government in North Waziristan and therefore no action should be taken against the Pakistani security forces there as it would amount to violation of the agreement (see Terrorism Monitor, February 7). In simple terms, he refused to become involved in the fighting that was then taking place between Baitullah Mahsud’s Taliban and Pakistan Army in neighboring South Waziristan (Newsline.com.pk, July 2008)

http://www.jamestown.org/terrorism/news/article.php?articleid=2374425

Tehrik-e-Taliban have claimed responsibility for kidnapping a Polish engineer

Pakistan-Taliban
Pakistani Taliban have claimed responsibility for kidnapping a Polish engineer, who was kidnapped on Sunday after his two drivers and a security guard were killed during the abduction.

Police said that unknown gunmen kidnapped Peter Stanczak after he was ambushed as he and colleagues were traveling to oil plants in their vehicle near the village of Pind Sultani in Attock district, about 110 kilometres from Islamabad.

A Taliban spokesman said that they have shifted the Polish engineer to a safe place.

He said that Taliban will not free the engineer unless their colleagues arrested in Bajaur, Swat and Darra tribal region are freed. He also warned that the life of Polish engineer will be in danger if arrested militants were not freed.  Taliban in Swat have also demanded release of 136 colleagues for the release of two engineers, who were kidnapped a month ago.

"We have conveyed our demand to the negotiation team," Taliban spokesman Muslim Khan said.

http://www2.irna.ir/en/news/view/line-20/0810017544093703.htm

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UPDATE  :

Authorities in Poland are also in contact with police, a foreign ministry spokesman said in Warsaw. The company has also set up a crisis team, its marketing director Stanislaw Szabelski told Poland’s PAP news agency.

 Ansar Al Islam Release "Earth Rain" Video
The Iraqi insurgent group Ansar al Islam produced a new documentary-style video about the group"s activities in response to operation Piercing Arrow. The one hour 22 minute video, which was obtained by CBS News, shows a TV crew interviewing group fighters in Diyala. They talked about their counter attacks on U.S. and Iraqi forces during the security operation that took place in June 2007. The video also included a number of clips sampling some of the attacks carried out by the group.( infovlad)

http://www.muslimmassacre.com/

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=AWKFNMJT

A computer game in which players battle to wipe out all Muslims is 'deeply offensive' and should be removed from the internet, furious members of an Islamic group say.Muslim Massacre involves taking control of an gung-ho 'American Hero' armed with a machine gun and a rocket launcher.

He is parachuted into a Middle Eastern country with the aim of 'leaving no Muslim man or woman alive'.Players progress through the levels, targeting characters dressed as terrorists and civilians, before taking on Osama bin Laden, Mohammed and finally Allah.

The group's chief executive, Mohammed Shafiq, said: 'Encouraging children and young people in a game to kill Muslims is unacceptable, tasteless and deeply offensive.

'There is an increase in violence in this country and some of it comes from video games. 'When kids spend six hours a day on violent games they are more likely to go outside and commit violence.

'If it was the other way around, with a game featuring Muslims killing Israelis or Americans, there would be uproar - and rightly so.

'We would urge ISPs to take action against sites like this.'The games creator, a freelance programmer who uses the name Sigvatr, described his product as 'fun and funny'.There has also been some suggestion that it may be a satire of American foreign policy.

Sigvatr, whose real name is Eric Vaughn, was unavailable for comment.But in an internet discussion of Muslim Massacre, he seemed to indicate that the game was not a parody.

'I think it's pretending to be legitimate commentary and I'm sure there will be lots of people who defend it on those grounds, but ultimately it's just a game where you blow the gently caress (slang for a common swear word) out of arabs,'  he wrote.

'Anyone is free to believe whatever they won't (sic) though, because I don't even know how to interpret it myself anymore. The bottom line is that I enjoyed making it and it's fun to play.'

Later, he added: 'The Muslims represented in the game aren't meant to be based on actual Muslims.

'If I was to try and come up with a meaning for the game at this moment, it would probably be something along the lines of metaphorically destroying the stereotypical depiction of a Muslim.'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1054380/Outrage-Muslim-Massacre-game.html

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usacac.army.mil/CAC/milreview/English/MayJun08/SeibEngMayJun08.pdf -

"Another Al-Qaeda online magazine, Muaskar al-Battar (Camp of the Sword), underscored the value of online instruction: “Oh Mujahid brother, in order to join the great training camps you don’t have to travel to other lands. Alone in your home or with a group of your brothers, you too can begin to execute the training program.”11 To enhance cyber security for such connections, the online Technical Mujahid Magazine was begun in late 2006 to instruct its readers about electronic data security and other high-tech matters.

During the past few years, the online training curriculum has expanded to include small-unit infantry tactics and intelligence operations such as collecting data, recruiting members of state security services, and setting up phone taps. Readers have downloaded this material in places such as Australia, Canada, Germany, Great Britain, and Morocco, and it has turned up when law enforcement raided cells in those countries. Some intelligence experts argue that online training has its limits—that technical skills and tradecraft require more than Web-based instruction. But although Al-Qaeda’s students might be able to glean only rudimentary knowledge from Internet sources, it is enough to make them dangerous.12"

Pakistani and US officials said yesterday that al-Qaida's chief for the lawless tribal belt, Abu Haris, and its leader for the north-western city of Peshawar, Abu Hamza, from Saudi Arabia, died in the strike, with two other al-Qaida militants.

The missiles hit a religious school and house run by a veteran Afghan jihadist, Jalaluddin Haqqani, in North Waziristan, killing several close members of his family. He is believed to be close to the Pakistani army through its ISI intelligence agency.

Pakistan's military chief meanwhile criticised the US ground forays into the South Waziristan region, the army's first response to the US incursion last week. General Ashfaq Pervez Kayani said: "The sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country will be defended at all cost. No external force is allowed to conduct operations ... inside Pakistan."

Jalaluddin Haqqani

One of Haqqani's younger sons told Reuters his father and Sirajuddin were in Afghanistan when the attack took place.