Al Qaeda leader calls for attacks on Saudi royal name

January 15 2016 48

The man who calls himself the leader of al-Qaida, called for attacks on Saudi Arabia. On the statement Ayman az-Zawahiri reports edition The Independent With reference to the representative of the American analytical structure dealing with the fight against terrorism, SITE Intelligence Group.

Al Qaeda leader calls for attacks on Saudi royal name

Al-Zawahiri this week made a video message to the al-Qaeda militants calling for terrorist attacks against the Saudi royal family, which, as az-Zawahiri himself claims, "distorted religion with its rotten regime." In addition, the leader of Al-Qaida, in his address, calls on terrorist groups to rally against the "union of Zionists and the Crusaders."

Such an appeal az-Zavahiri made after the mass execution committed in Saudi Arabia.

Al-Zawahiri’s appeals to attacks on the royal family of Saudis look very pictorial, especially if we take into account the fact that for some reason Al Qaeda had never actually threatened Riyadh, and after the start of the Saudi operation in Yemen, the area controlled by , and at all increased.

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Dezinto

+11

15 January 2016 06: 32

That one more company. Worthy of each other.

This 29-year-old spoiled woodpecker spread there ..... on a plate, now he receives what he receives.

Prince Mohammed was appointed Secretary of Defense and received full power over Aramco, the national energy company. Unhappy with the existing bureaucratic system, the Crown Prince turned it upside down.

The same zeal with which Muhammad is pursuing economic reforms has also led Saudi Arabia into a state of dirty war with Yemen. Last March, he launched an air campaign against the Hussite rebels, whose legal status is very easy to use as casus belli.

It must have seemed like a very good idea at that time: the king’s young, ambitious son waging war against the rebels in the troubled territory of his southern neighbor. The uprising was supported by Iran, which made the "adventure" even more attractive.

As a result, Operation Determination Storm dragged on for almost a year and required the intervention of foreign mercenaries. But the warlike prince went even further. In mid-December, Muhammad announced the creation of a council of 34 Muslim peoples - to combat terrorism. He clearly had in mind Iran, naturally not very pleased with this turn of events. The question remains, how far can the prince lead his hot-tempered character.

The armed confrontation of Sunni Saudi Arabia against Shiite Iran will lead to another escalation of the conflict in the region, already burning with the flame of sectarian warfare.
1. oldseaman1957
  
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  15 January 2016 06: 36
  
  Quote: DEZINTO
  That one more company. Worthy of each other.
  
  - Here in this our positions coincide. Need help!
  1. Alexander Romanov
    
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    15 January 2016 06: 49
    
    Quote: oldseaman1957
    - Here in this our positions coincide. Need help!
    
    Well, I told you From my post earlier
    And 20% of the percentages on our website will actually begin to support it, and half of these 20% will also be recorded in the allies of the terrorists.
    1. Xergey
      
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      15 January 2016 08: 35
      
      Some kind of clairvoyant, maybe you’re on a ren-tv into the battle of psychics
      1. krot
        
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        15 January 2016 09: 35
        
        Yes fake statement! We believe, if only a couple are slapped from the royal family.) And why should they attack those who sponsor them!
    2. Lelek
      
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      15 January 2016 12: 15
      
      Quote: Alexander Romanov
      And 20% of the percentages on our website will actually begin to support it, and half of these 20% will also be recorded in the allies of the terrorists.
      
      Hey.
      Yeah, the prowlers and rya-gnaws on the site multiplied. But this is their opinion, Alexander. Do not like it - just scroll.
      
      I came across Kudrin’s arguments about the cost of our actions in Syria, I quote (click.):
  2. Weyland
    
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    16 January 2016 20: 05
    
    Quote: oldseaman1957
    Need help!
    
    I’ll clarify: to someone who starts to lose. And let them kill each other as much as possible (s)!
2. Shick
  
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  15 January 2016 06: 39
  
  This woodpecker is the leader of the terrorists)
  1. yushch
    
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    15 January 2016 08: 42
    
    Quote: Shick
    This woodpecker is the leader of the terrorists)
    
    In addition, this woodpecker is strikingly similar to Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev. Even a birthmark does not hide
  2. Alexanast
    
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    15 January 2016 11: 07
    
    And how it looks like a hunchback ... just horror.
3. good7
  
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  15 January 2016 08: 42
  
  DEZINTO (5) RU Today, 06:32 I’m starting to cry right now about the fate of KSA and members of the royal family. The dogs deserve it, the road will fall apart!
4. jovanni
  
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  15 January 2016 08: 50
  
  Major, he is also a major in Africa! The vile brainless, bursting with his own megalomania ...
  1. Nyrobsky
    
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    15 January 2016 10: 48
    
    Quote: Jovanni
    Major, he is also a major in Africa! The vile brainless, bursting with his own megalomania ...
    
    In vain you are so my friend))) Well, what is he Major?
    He is just a humble "partner" of the mattresses, who took offense at the Saudis for collapsing their shale fields, making American oil production unprofitable.
    Now the "patron" gave the go-ahead for al-Qaeda to start nightmare this kingdom and .... did it in alliance with the "Zionists and Crusaders")))
    It turns out that there are no religious contradictions - there are only contradictions in doing business!
5. sa-zz
  
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  15 January 2016 10: 46
  
  Stripes through pocket terrorists give a signal that they are unhappy with the independence of the Saudis.
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Ami du peuple

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15 January 2016 06: 33

It remains to congratulate the ruling house of Saudi Arabia. To get even the closest like-minded people this way, one must have super-natural abilities: super-stupidity, super-arrogance, super-greed.
Alexander Romanov

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15 January 2016 06: 36

Well che, support al Qaeda
And 20% of the percentages on our website will actually begin to support it, and half of these 20% will also be recorded in the allies of the terrorists.
1. Ami du peuple
  
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  15 January 2016 06: 49
  
  Quote: Alexander Romanov
  And 20% of the percentages on our website will actually begin to support it, and half of these 20% will also be recorded in the allies of the terrorists.
  
  "If Hitler invaded hell, I would at least put in a word for the devil in the House of Commons" (Churchill)
  Sir winston however a clever man was
  1. ARES623
    
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    15 January 2016 09: 33
    
    Quote: Ami du peuple
    "If Hitler invaded hell, I would at least put in a word for the devil in the House of Commons" (Churchill)
    Sir winston however a clever man was
    
    This is a big mistake. Any deal with the devil is fatal. How fatal is the contemporary policy of GB, although it is difficult to call Great Britain today. And this is precisely because of its principle of the lack of balance between the constancy of ties (allies and enemies) and the interests of the state, the state in the 20th century lost its significance in the world, shrinking to the level of an island.
2. good7
  
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  15 January 2016 08: 45
  
  Alexander Romanov (5) RU Today, 06:36 AM New
  Well che, support al Qaeda wassat
  And 20% of the percentages on our website will actually begin to support it, and half of these 20% will also be recorded in the allies of the terrorists. Well, what the Taliban recorded as friends! Just like some kind of Helsinki syndrome!
3. BARKHAN
  
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  15 January 2016 10: 33
  
  Quote: Alexander Romanov
  Well che, support al Qaeda
  And 20% of the percentages on our website will actually begin to support it, and half of these 20% will also be recorded in the allies of the terrorists.
  
  And I would support them once ... I would transfer them to the territory of SA. And damn, I wouldn’t regret even throwing bullets and explosives ... So that they would bury each other in the sand ... And I’m almost sure that the world that would be better.
  1. ARES623
    
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    17 January 2016 15: 29
    
    Quote: Barkhan
    And I would support them once ... I would transfer them to the territory of SA. And damn, I wouldn’t regret even throwing bullets and explosives ... So that they would bury each other in the sand ... And I’m almost sure that the world that would be better.
    
    No one guarantees that they will conspire.
4. kil 31
  
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  15 January 2016 11: 10
  
  Quote: Alexander Romanov
  Well che, support al Qaeda
  And 20% of the percentages on our website will actually begin to support it, and half of these 20% will also be recorded in the allies of the terrorists.
  I will not support. I am afraid that the Hussites will sing with them. I really do not want the Hussites to become members of al Qaeda. If they read me; guys do not support al qaeda.
LÄRZ

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15 January 2016 06: 36

So, even there "confusion" has gone. Something was not shared. "East is a delicate matter".
Egor123

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15 January 2016 06: 43

Now even terrorists are against them
1. AlNikolaich
  
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  15 January 2016 09: 15
  
  Quote: Egor123
  Now even terrorists are against them
  
  The terrorist leader has declared war on terrorists to free terrorists from terrorists!
Mountain shooter

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15 January 2016 06: 43

What a cool grandfather. Yes, and a machine gun with a grenade in the frame. So why does he need the Saudi dynasty? Not otherwise, as he wants to sit on the places of pilgrimage, and at the same time to "grab" the oil industry.
1. Al_oriso
  
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  15 January 2016 08: 18
  
  Saudi Arabia alone is not enough for him.
  In addition, the leader of al-Qaeda in his appeal calls on terrorist groups to rally against the "union of Zionists and crusaders
  
  And then his appetites will play even more ...
2. Strezhevchanin
  
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  15 January 2016 09: 59
  
  Quote: Mountain Shooter
  So why does he need the Saudi dynasty? Not otherwise, as he wants to sit down at the places of pilgrimage, and at the same time to "grab" the oil industry.
  
  Tochnik !!! The current donor turned out to be not halal, therefore a new liver is needed, but the Saudis are Etora Eldorado, his mother and no one has to justify himself.
Darkoff

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15 January 2016 06: 52

carry out terrorist attacks against the Saudi royal family, which, as al-Zawahiri himself claims, "has perverted religion with its rotten regime." In addition, the leader of al-Qaeda in his address calls on terrorist groups to rally against the "alliance of Zionists and crusaders."

Well, I’ve written everyone into enemies. So, what is next? To occupy a circular defense and naughty in all directions?
rotmistr60

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15 January 2016 06: 54

Al-Zawahiri's calls for attacks on the royal Saudi family look quite picturesque

No matter how picturesque it looks, a call is a call. This call will be perceived as a guide to action with the ensuing consequences. So, for CA anyway, not the best of times will come.
Great-grandfather of Zeus

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15 January 2016 06: 55

In short, the grandfather said, "forward the eagles and I follow you! I will stand with my chest behind your backs" !!!
alex-cn

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15 January 2016 06: 56

Well, they fed the wolf ... on its own head.
Alexander 3

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15 January 2016 06: 56

If they begin to hunt each other, to select oil rigs, then you look at oil will rise in price.
Aleksandr72

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15 January 2016 07: 01

A raven will not peck out a raven's eyes. The notorious "Al Qaeda" and the Saudi monarchy are essentially two sides of the same coin, for both sides there is one single creed - Wahhabism and one Gd - money (and not Allah, in whose name they only cover up their crimes). Especially if you remember who exactly stood at the origins of the creation of this terrorist organization and with whose funds its activities were financed. And all these picturesque statements and video messages with loud rhetoric and sonorous appeals are an imitation of violent activity (a storm in a glass of water!), Az-Zawahiri will not bite the hand that feeds him - although anything can be expected of these pranksters. Riyadh and al-Qaeda will never enter into a real serious conflict as long as their financial interests are not affected. When terrorists start blowing up Saudi oil rigs and killing members of the royal family, only then will it be possible to talk about the beginning of a war between terrorists and those who created and financed them.
I have the honor.
1. good7
  
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  15 January 2016 08: 51
  
  Alexander72 (1) KZ Today, 07:01 AM New
  A raven will not peck out a raven's eyes. The notorious "Al Qaeda" and the Saudi monarchy are essentially two sides of the same coin, for both sides there is one single creed - Wahhabism and one Gd - money (and not Allah, in whose name they only cover up their crimes). Especially if you remember who exactly stood at the origins of the creation of this terrorist organization and with whose funds its activities were financed. And all these picturesque statements and video messages with loud rhetoric and sonorous appeals are an imitation of violent activity (a storm in a glass of water!), Az-Zawahiri will not bite the hand that feeds him - although anything can be expected of these pranksters. Riyadh and al-Qaeda will never enter into a real serious conflict as long as their financial interests are not affected. When terrorists start blowing up Saudi oil rigs and killing members of the royal family, only then will it be possible to talk about the beginning of a war between terrorists and those who created and financed them.
  I have the honor. No, I absolutely disagree with you! You claim that al Qaeda is a strictly hierarchical system! But this is not so, cells belonging to different genders, having different ideas always compete with each other! This bearded type is an ideologist! He threw in oil, and there be what happens! Muslims, with the exception of Shiites, do not recognize the hierarchy! Hence the inevitability of instability, as well as the constant struggle for power! The questions of succession of the 1500 years could not be solved!
Sars

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15 January 2016 07: 01

If the work is properly organized, in a month all rebel organizations such as ISIS, al-Nusra and others will begin to cut each other's throats. The so-called "Sunni world" is still such a gadyushnik.
Junior, I

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15 January 2016 07: 08

It's time to put a rocking chair and popcorn, we will observe how they will destroy each other, and then it will be possible to clean up the rest. There will be less costs.
pvv113

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15 January 2016 07: 11

I got a picture explaining the main differences between Sunites and Shiites
1. Mikhail Krapivin
  
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  15 January 2016 15: 07
  
  Informative, thanks. Only then the question is - why is Azerbaijan such a great friend of Turkey, if they are Shiites and Turks are Sunnis?
L. A. A.

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15 January 2016 07: 41

Where is Al Qaeda versus Saudi Arabia?
vic58

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15 January 2016 07: 42

Friends, let's remember the classics: "For what, the cuckoo praises the rooster - for the fact that he praises the cuckoo!"
Think YOU decide!
VNP1958PVN

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15 January 2016 08: 03

What a delicate matter the East is fighting for what they get loot for!
zollstab

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15 January 2016 08: 15

Quote: Younger, I
It's time to put a rocking chair and popcorn, we will observe how they will destroy each other, and then it will be possible to clean up the rest. There will be less costs.

To do this, you need to help create the necessary conditions and keep everyone in good shape!
samurai way

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15 January 2016 08: 31

Quote: Ami du peuple
Quote: Alexander Romanov
And 20% of the percentages on our website will actually begin to support it, and half of these 20% will also be recorded in the allies of the terrorists.

"If Hitler invaded hell, I would at least put in a word for the devil in the House of Commons" (Churchill)
Sir winston however a clever man was

This smart man wrote about himself.
Zheka40

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15 January 2016 08: 47

It’s time for the Saudis to restrain themselves.
soroKING

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15 January 2016 09: 37

Quote: yushch
Quote: Shick
This woodpecker is the leader of the terrorists)

In addition, this woodpecker is strikingly similar to Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev. Even a birthmark does not hide

The humpback is faceful, and this hunky
Gavril

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15 January 2016 09: 58

It’s interesting, but the Americans are looking for him, this Az Zawahiri, like Binladen? Probably a lot of money promises to search for him, let me help them, and agree on a million))) EEE PINDOOSYYY, HE DOES HIMSELF !!! wahaha
Mama_Cholli

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15 January 2016 11: 05

I support everything said by this crazy old man ...
Watson J.

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15 January 2016 15: 01

I look at the photo and see the humpback, well spit out, and the stain on the head ... Something is wrong here. Is it your own brother?
Recoil

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15 January 2016 15: 53

MichalSergeich, are you ???