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[Summary] => CANBERRA (AP) — Elite Australian troops have joined the hunt for Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) terrorists in the Philippines, newspapers reported here the other day.
Australian agents and Special Air Service Regiment troops were cooperating with Filipino soldiers in the hunt for senior terrorist figures in the Philippines, said News Ltd. papers, citing an unnamed former agent with the peak spy agency Australian Security Intelligence Organization.
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[Title] => PNP asked to name JI trainers in Mindanao
[Summary] => Senate Minority Leader Aquilino Pimentel Jr. challenged the Philippine National Police (PNP) yesterday to name the Filipino trainers of Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) operatives in Mindanao, rather than making sweeping statements that hurt Muslims.
"Police officials should identify who trained the Jemaah Islamiyah agents in Muslim Mindanao instead of resorting to ‘agit-prop’ (agitation-propaganda) to connect the Bali bombings to Philippine trainers," Pimentel said, referring to last Saturday’s terror attack on the island resort in Indonesia that killed 26 people.
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[Summary] => The leader of the July 7 suicide bombings in London visited a Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) terrorist training camp in the jungles of central Mindanao earlier this year, Cebu Rep. Eduardo Gullas revealed yesterday.
Gullas said Mohammed Sidique Khan, the leader of the London suicide bombings that killed 56 people, visited the JI training camp in Mindanao on a "reconnaissance mission" for the al-Qaeda terror network.
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Here is something world-class that is made, at least in part, in the Philippines: the terrorist bomber. No one is surprised that the two Malaysians tagged as the masterminds in the latest deadly bombings in Bali, Indonesia received training in the ways of terror in Mindanao. This is according to Indonesian anti-terror forces that are hunting down Azahari bin Husin and Noordin Mohamed Top.
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[Title] => Bali bombing brains trained in Mindanao
[Summary] => BALI, Indonesia — The two Malaysians suspected of masterminding the latest suicide attacks in Bali trained on terrorism in the Philippines and are notorious for separate but complementary skills: one is called a bomb-making expert and the other a smooth-talker adept at raising money and recruiting bombers.
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[Title] => World leaders condemn bombings
[Summary] => President Arroyo and other world leaders condemned yesterday the Bali bombings and ordered the stepping up of security at all tourist sites in the Philippines, which is also grappling with its own insurgency problems.
The Philippine National Police (PNP) went on heightened alert following the Bali bombings, while the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) is investigating possible terror attacks in the country that may follow the Bali incident.
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[Title] => Jakarta terror suspect taught bomb making in RP
[Summary] => One of two main suspects in the deadly bombing outside the Australian embassy in Jakarta last week allegedly gave bomb-making lessons in the Philippines and in Afghanistan, according to a news agency report.
Authorities said Azahari bin Husin and Noordin Top, both Malaysians, are key members of Jemaah Islamiyah, an al-Qaeda-linked group blamed for the bombing that killed nine people and injured more than 170 last Thursday in Jakarta.
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[Title] => In the land of the ‘calm’ after the bomb, a lazy weekend
[Summary] => JAKARTA, Indonesia – Yesterday, the Sunday edition of the English-language The Jakarta Post bannered: 10 Suicide Bombers at Large: Police.
KOMPAS, the big Bahasa Indonesia daily, which scooped me in October 1965 on my own personal "interview" with then Brig. Gen. Suharto – the man who crushed the GESTAPU coup by summoning the Siliwangi Division from Bandung to re-take Jakarta from the Tchakavirawa and the "Communist" coup plotters – printed much the same warning.
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Australian agents and Special Air Service Regiment troops were cooperating with Filipino soldiers in the hunt for senior terrorist figures in the Philippines, said News Ltd. papers, citing an unnamed former agent with the peak spy agency Australian Security Intelligence Organization.
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"Police officials should identify who trained the Jemaah Islamiyah agents in Muslim Mindanao instead of resorting to ‘agit-prop’ (agitation-propaganda) to connect the Bali bombings to Philippine trainers," Pimentel said, referring to last Saturday’s terror attack on the island resort in Indonesia that killed 26 people.
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Gullas said Mohammed Sidique Khan, the leader of the London suicide bombings that killed 56 people, visited the JI training camp in Mindanao on a "reconnaissance mission" for the al-Qaeda terror network.
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The Philippine National Police (PNP) went on heightened alert following the Bali bombings, while the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) is investigating possible terror attacks in the country that may follow the Bali incident.
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KOMPAS, the big Bahasa Indonesia daily, which scooped me in October 1965 on my own personal "interview" with then Brig. Gen. Suharto – the man who crushed the GESTAPU coup by summoning the Siliwangi Division from Bandung to re-take Jakarta from the Tchakavirawa and the "Communist" coup plotters – printed much the same warning.
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