Holy Warrior of the Religion of Peace
Militant warns of more attacks 17/11/2005 13:09 - (SA) Jakarta - A hooded Islamic militant, believed to be one of Asia's most wanted men, has warned western nations to expect more attacks. The warnings were made in a video. Indonesian police said on Thursday that they had found the video in the hideout of slain Azahari Husinlast last week. The balaclava-clad man is believed by Indonesian vice-president Jusuf Kalla to be Malaysian, Noordin Mohammad Top. Noordin and Azahari are accused of being top members of Jemaah Islamiyah, a regional extremist network linked to al-Qaeda and blamed for the 2002 Bali bombings, as well as a string of other attacks across southeast Asia. "Accidents and terror by mujahedin (holy warriors) will continue to take place as long as western countries deploy their soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan," said the man on the video. The man, his index finger repeatedly stabbing the air to accentuate his points, threatened to attack the United States, Bri