Prediction Becoming Reality: Gaza Beginning to Resemble Taliban's Afghanistan

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Sunday, October 9. 2005

Prediction Becoming Reality: Gaza Beginning to Resemble Taliban's Afghanistan

Since the second day of this blog's existence, I have been warning: "Get ready for a lot more of this when Gaza turns into an unfettered exporter of world terrorism," which "will provide a Taliban-like cover for the massive export of terrorism".

Today's Jerusalem Post records an observation by a Gaza City resident that:

some areas in the southern Gaza Strip are already beginning to resemble Afghanistan when it was ruled by the Taliban

This quote appears in the article Al-Qaida Raises its Head in Gaza, something I have been bringing warnings of since September 15 (Will a Gaza "Hamas-stan" Become a Future Al-Qaeda Sanctuary?)

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The only thing I can think of is that Sharon planned this from the very beginning - to 'let' Al Queda come into Gaza in order for him to destroy them totally. If that wasn't his plan, then the man is a dangerous lunatic!

#1 Chaya on 2005-10-10 14:19 (Reply)

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