Talk:Mir Aimal Kansi

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Contents 1 Question on smuggling 2 Which intersection? 3 Terrorists of Pakistani origin 4 Also see 5 External Links 6 Reaction in Pakistan

[edit] Question on smuggling

"He had previously worked with mujahedeen, Afghani guerrilla fighters, to transport US supplied weapons from military bases in Pakistan to Afghanistan." This might need sourced. My very limited understanding was that the Pakistani government was trying to pretend to be neutral, and the weapons were typically smuggled through refugee camps. This "military bases" thing definitely suggests Pakistani government involvement. --Thatnewguy 12:24, 9 September 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Which intersection?

Quote - "He knew that the line of cars that formed at this intersection each day mostly carried CIA employees."

Could someone please include a bit of information on the intersection mentioned in this article? Thanks. -RR

[edit] Terrorists of Pakistani origin

Terrorists of Pakistani origin

This is a list of terrorists of Pakistani descent, who grew up or lived in other countries (mostly UK and USA), generally operating outside of Pakistan.

• Mir Aimal Kasi, USA, shot five people in Washington DC on January 25, 1993.
• Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh, UK, killed Daniel Pearl, February 1, 2002; abduction of British travellers, 1994; hijacking of Indian Airlines Flight 814 in 1999.
• Mohammad Sidique Khan, UK, the oldest of the terrorists responsible for the 7 July 2005 London bombing.
• Shehzad Tanweer, UK, bombed London Underground train, 7 July 2005.
• Hasib Hussain, UK, 7 July 2005 London bombing
• Ramzi Yousef, USA, one of the planners of the first World Trade Center attack andOperation Bojinka
• Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, USA, mastermind of the September 11, 2001 attacks in New York.
• Abdul Hakim Murad, Kuwait, Operation Bojinka
• Hamid Hayat, USA, convicted of providing material support to terrorists in 2003.[1]
• Izhar Ul-Haque, Australia, charged with receiving combat and weapons training in 2003.[2]
• Asaf Hanif and Omar Sharif, suicide bombing in a Tel Aviv bar on April 30, 2003 [3][4]
• Six of the seven UK accused in the Heathrow ammonium nitrate case, 2004 [5][6]
• Mohammed Riaz and Quayyam Raja, Murderers of Indian diplomat Ravindra Mhatre in Birmingham, UK, 1984. the People's Justice Party (UK) was formed to get them released.

Developing News:

• Provisionally named (24 arrested in UK, [7], all UK citizens, 22 of Pakistani descent [8], 2006 transatlantic aircraft plot, ]], UK-to-USA flights, August 10, 2006 [9]

ALI, Abdula, Ahmed Date of birth (DOB): 10 October 1980 Address: Walthamstow, London, E17

ALI, Cossor DOB: 4 December 1982 Address: Walthamstow, London, E17

ALI, Shazad, Khuram DOB: 11 June 1979 Address: High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

HUSSAIN, Nabeel DOB: 10 March 1984 Address: London, E4

HUSSAIN, Tanvir DOB: 21 February 1981 Address: Leyton, London, E10

HUSSAIN, Umair DOB: 9 October 1981 Address: London, E14

ISLAM, Umar DOB: 23 April 1978 Address: High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

KAYANI, Waseem DOB: 28 April 1977 Address: High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

KHAN, Assan, Abdullah DOB: 24 October 1984 Address: London, E17

KHAN, Waheed, Arafat DOB: 18 May 1981 Address: London, E17

KHATIB, Osman, Adam DOB: 7 December 1986 Address: London, E17

PATEL, Abdul, Muneem DOB: 17 April 1989 Address: London, E5

RAUF, Tayib DOB: 26 April 1984 Address: Birmingham

SADDIQUE, Muhammed, Usman DOB: 23 April 1982 Address: Walthamstow, London, E17

SARWAR, Assad DOB: 24 May 1980 Address: High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

SAVANT, Ibrahim DOB: 19 December 1980 Address: London, E17

TARIQ, Amin, Asmin DOB: 7 June 1983 Address: Walthamstow, London, E17

UDDIN, Shamin, Mohammed DOB: 22 November 1970 Address: Stoke Newington, London

ZAMAN, Waheed DOB: 27 May 1984 Address: London, E17

Note: SAVANT, Ibrahim has been mentioned as a convert and not of Pakistani descent.

• Rashid Rauf British citizen of Pakistani origin has been arrested in Pakistan [10] for the 2006 transatlantic aircraft plot.

[edit] Also see

• Religious war
• Militant Islam

[edit] External Links

• Introspection grips British Muslims Dawn, July 20, 2005
• 'Hundreds of potential terrorists' in the UK Telegraph, 13 September 2005
• Terror Forum Sows Seeds of Jihad Wired News, July 19, 2005
• Major Anti-Terror Bust in U.K. FOX News, March 30, 2004
• British terrorist suspect list deeply 'flawed' The Observer, August 15, 2004
• Pakistani terrorists Jehad in the diaspora: the story of Mirpur Frontline, 14 January - 27 January 2006
• A community in denial New Statesman 25 July 2005
• BRITISH FIND THE BODY OF INDIAN DIPLOMAT WHO WAS ABDUCTED New York Times, February 6, 1984

[edit] Reaction in Pakistan

I thought there should be some mention of how many in Pakistan took his extradition as an insult to their sovereighnty. This link from the popular Pakistan daily The News gives some idea of the fellings in Pakistan: [11]. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 74.135.160.104 (talk) 12:00, 18 March 2007 (UTC).

I'm going to go ahead and add a bit about the reaction in Pakistan to his execution based on information found at http://www.sullivan-county.com/id3/kasi.htm. Cuindless 19:55, 5 April 2007 (UTC)