Saudi Funded Terrorists Carry-out Heinous Attacks on Russian Civilians
Posted on December 30th, 2013
– Kumar Moses
In his own words to President Putin Prince Bandar said, “I can give you a guarantee to protect the Winter Olympics next year. The Chechen groups that threaten the security of the games are controlled by us.”
“These groups (Chechnyan terrorists) do not scare us. We use them in the face of the Syrian regime but they will have no role in Syria’s political future.”
True to his word, Saudi operated Islamic terrorist groups have carried out two disgusting terrorist attacks in the same manner they attacked London transport system in July 2005 (7/7). In two separate Islamic terror suicide bomb attacks, dozens of Russian civilians have died. This comes just weeks to Sochi Olympics. It is a clear act of vengeance by Saudi Arabia in punishing Russia for brokering a peace deal in Syria (ruled by a Shia Muslim) and Iran (largest Shia Muslim nation).
Saudi Arabia has emerged as the Mecca of Terrorism. Its terrorist operations range from Indonesia to USA and Russia to Africa crisscrossing the world. With rapid increases in defence expenditure, Saudi Arabia is now the world’s top defence spender after USA, China and Russia. Saudis have made it clear to pursue nuclear ambitions either on its own accord or through Pakistani nuclear weapons technology. It must be stopped before it unleashes terror as a political tool against the civilized world.
(The writer is a qualified defence writer specializing in Violent Extremist Organisations (VEOs)).
December 30th, 2013 at 4:53 pm
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
AHRC-STM-247-2013
December 27, 2013
A Statement by the Asian Human Rights Commission
SAUDI ARABIA: Ahmadis persecuted in the Kingdom
The Asian Human Rights Commission wishes to forward this statement
regarding persons who chose to join the Ahmadiyya sect of Islam and
the treatment they received thereafter.
It is extremely perturbing that we have to bring to the notice of the
world’s community the plight of two innocent, loyal citizens of
Saudi Arabia who had committed no offence at all, were arrested on 14
May 2012 just because they had chosen to join the The Asian Human
Rights Commission wishes to forward this statement regarding persons
who chose to join the Ahmadiyya sect of Islam and the treatment they
received thereafter.
It is extremely perturbing that we have to bring to the notice of the
world’s community the plight of two innocent, loyal citizens of
Saudi Arabia who had committed no offence at all, were arrested on 14
May 2012 just because they had chosen to join the Ahmadiyya Muslim
Community for the betterment of their understanding and practice of
the teachings of Islam.
It is a heart rendering story and nearly a year and a half on they
are being shuttled from one prison to another. Their families are not
allowed access to them and since May 2013, no one is even aware of
their whereabouts or the state of their condition. This is appalling
and shocking for the world community. The details that are available
about these two victims are scanty. We seek the support and
cooperation of the world community for their release. The objective is
to make a resolute effort to win the release of these two victims and
also to convince the Saudi authorities to refrain from such actions
which contravene all the human and religious values of Islam.
The first victim is Sultan Hamid Maarzouk al-Anzi. He is a resident
of a small settlement Ahrar, Al Azizya close to the northern border of
Saudi Arabia. The local people raided his house on 14 May 2012 and
arrested him for questioning and thereafter transferred him to the
general prison in Ahrar. No reason for his arrest and at that moment
no charge was made against him. The other victim Mr Saudh Faleh Awad
al-Anzi was also questioned and arrested in Ahrar on Monday 14 May
2012. He is also the resident of the same settlement Ahrar al Azizya
close to the northern border of Saudi Arabia.
They were handed to two clerics who persistently persuaded them to
give up their faith and return to what the clerics purported to be
Islam. They were told they would be charged under apostasy in Islam,
the punishment for which is death. Since then it is understood that
the cleric keep on visiting them and put pressure on them to leave the
Ahmadiyya Community. They have been given no access to any legal
advice and they have not been handed in an official charge sheet. They
both have families; Mr Faleh has three children. The condition of
their families is disgraceful. They have no one to provide for them
and it is torturous to have no information absolutely about the
whereabouts of their husbands.
In this horrifying scenario it has become incumbent that this tragic
incident must be exposed to the world to make the world realise and be
aware of such horrifying incidents in Saudi Arabia. It is also the
intention to urge all human rights institutions and the diplomatic
community to urge the Saudi Arabia authorities to refrain from such
acts of horrific violations of human rights and respect the recent
guidelines on freedom of religion issued by the European Union. It is
hoped that we shall soon be able to see a change of heart on the part
of the Saudi authorities and enable these two innocent nationals of
Saudi Arabia to enjoy their fundamental freedoms in every respect of
life for the betterment of their understanding and practice of the
teachings of Islam.
It is a heart rendering story and nearly a year and a half on they
are being shuttled from one prison to another. Their families are not
allowed access to them and since May 2013, no one is even aware of
their whereabouts or the state of their condition. This is appalling
and shocking for the world community. The details that are available
about these two victims are scanty. We seek the support and
cooperation of the world community for their release. The objective is
to make a resolute effort to win the release of these two victims and
also to convince the Saudi authorities to refrain from such actions
which contravene all the human and religious values of Islam.
The first victim is Sultan Hamid Maarzouk al-Anzi. He is a resident
of a small settlement Ahrar, Al Azizya close to the northern border of
Saudi Arabia. The local people raided his house on 14 May 2012 and
arrested him for questioning and thereafter transferred him to the
general prison in Ahrar. No reason for his arrest and at that moment
no charge was made against him. The other victim Mr Saudh Faleh Awad
al-Anzi was also questioned and arrested in Ahrar on Monday 14 May
2012. He is also the resident of the same settlement Ahrar al Azizya
close to the northern border of Saudi Arabia.
They were handed to two clerics who persistently persuaded them to
give up their faith and return to what the clerics purported to be
Islam. They were told they would be charged under apostasy in Islam,
the punishment for which is death. Since then it is understood that
the cleric keep on visiting them and put pressure on them to leave the
Ahmadiyya Community. They have been given no access to any legal
advice and they have not been handed in an official charge sheet. They
both have families; Mr Faleh has three children. The condition of
their families is disgraceful. They have no one to provide for them
and it is torturous to have no information absolutely about the
whereabouts of their husbands.
In this horrifying scenario it has become incumbent that this tragic
incident must be exposed to the world to make the world realise and be
aware of such horrifying incidents in Saudi Arabia. It is also the
intention to urge all human rights institutions and the diplomatic
community to urge the Saudi Arabia authorities to refrain from such
acts of horrific violations of human rights and respect the recent
guidelines on freedom of religion issued by the European Union. It is
hoped that we shall soon be able to see a change of heart on the part
of the Saudi authorities and enable these two innocent nationals of
Saudi Arabia to enjoy their fundamental freedoms in every respect of
life.
The Asian Human Rights Commission urges the government of the Kingdom
of Saudi Arabia to initiate an inquiry into the arbitrary arrest and
detention of persons from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community and ensure
that justice is provided for these people.
December 30th, 2013 at 4:54 pm
Qatar is also supporting every move of Saudi murderers. Are they partners or are they forced followers ?
December 31st, 2013 at 1:27 am
An Iranian submarine is docked in Colombo for over a week now.
This might give the wrong signal to many enemies of Iran.
December 31st, 2013 at 1:42 am
It is good. Show them we have some thugs on our side.
December 31st, 2013 at 3:42 pm
‘Fight terrorists until full elimination’: Putin
Hope he means business.
December 31st, 2013 at 5:19 pm
Saudis can fund muslim extremists but who knows whether Saudis funded this particular one. Because, Putin has already warned the Saudi Arabian Defence minister saying that any attacks on Russia would result complete destruction of Saudi Arabian Petroleum-instillations.
I don’t think Saudi Arabia did that. If they did, by now … we would have heard what happened there.
December 31st, 2013 at 6:51 pm
AnuD,
I believe Saudi-Qatar-Islarel partnership exists.
Not sure who did this , but this partneship is able of doing ANYTHING.
December 31st, 2013 at 8:22 pm
AnuD,
I’m certain it was done by Sunnis (not sure Saudis).
A few days BEFORE TOP Sunni leaders were killed in Lebanon by pro-Assad, Pro-Russian group Hezbullah. This is the RETALIATION.
Russians can’t do anything now. Like MR at CHOGM, Putin’s hands are tied. He released all criminals from prison to PLEASE USA. Otherwise USA will not go to Olympics. And that means Russia only Olympics.
Banned Russian pop group Pussy Riot called Putin – Pussyn.
December 31st, 2013 at 8:39 pm
Saudi rulers are Sunnis. So, Saudi Murderers too are Sunnis. Iran is different.