Al Qaeda Threatens Revenge Back At U.S.

Nicosia - the international terrorist network Al Qaeda invites Muslim world to do acts of revenge for the death of their leader Osama bin Laden. In his statement, Al Qaeda said the people of the United States (U.S.) will pay the death of Bin Laden.  The threat was issued by Al Qaeda against the decision of President Barack Obama, who decided to kill Osama bin Laden. This statement was obtained by the SITE intelligence monitoring agency, who received the statement from the website of Al-Fajr.  Website of Al-Fajr is the usual propaganda web broadcast propaganda from Al Qaeda. According to Al-Qaeda U.S. military operation was a mistake and a grave sin. Al Qaeda brought disaster to assess Obama's own people.  The statement is successfully opened by threat intelligence from the U.S. website, beginning with the flattery addressed to Osama bin Laden. "Although faced with the pressure, he (Osama bin Laden) still smile, the shape of a victory given by Allah and with His support. Osama continue jihad and martyrdom," said Al-Qaeda through the website of Al-Fajr.  Threats to the U.S. is also addressed to President Obama. "Obama met with the blood of our martyrs (Osama bin Laden). We will not stay silent not see injustice, so do not blame us (to revenge)," continued threats that have been successfully obtained by the SITE, as quoted by AFP on Wednesday (12 / 5 / 2011).  "You (Americans) who voted (Obama) and you are all that will feel the consequences. Obama is protected by the military, but who will protect you from attack," warned Al Qaeda.  Previously, the sons of Osama bin Laden also issued a statement regarding the death of their father through the SITE. They criticized the process of their father's burial at sea. "We warn America not to touch the body or handle it with no feasible," the statement bin Laden's son.  They say Osama's corpse should be left to the family, if not, there will be attacks on U.S. citizens doorsteps. They also urged all Muslims to seek the truth for the death of their father.

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