You, the little people, will be easy to 'smack down'
Richard Macey
November 1, 2008

ON THE eve of their executions, the Bali bombers have called for revenge against the West and have warned the US to expect defeat.

In separate letters on October 22, and posted on an Islamic website, Amrozi, Mukhlas and Imam Samudra have urged Muslims to attack non-believers.

Amrozi declared in his letter that every "fellow Muslim" needed to raise his hands "to offend the infidels and Thagut [non-believers] that wronged the Muslim, by cutting their necks [beheading]".

This, he warned, would be the only way to stop "their cruelty to us".

Samudra directed his letter to people in the West, suggesting they should not be surprised "if America, the so-called superpower, is beaten, almost dying," and it would lose "the war against the mujahideen".

"You, the little people, will be easy to 'smack down' by the mujahideen."

"You will be defeated in this world and will be taken to hell."

"Who doesn't know that the toothless giant, the US infidel and their allies, are now dying.

How can it be, Andi Matalata [Indonesia's Human Rights and Law Minister] … and all the judges from Bali do not understand this? Don't understand that America is 'klepek-klepek' [a slang word used to describe the death throes of an animal as it is slaughtered].

"You think, if you execute the three of us, you can walk freely, there's no way."

Attacking corruption in Indonesia he wrote "you even have to pay if you want to be a civil servant, even bribe … so there's no way, man. Nothing is free. You can probably decide on the execution as ordered by your bosses but … ahem! The answer is, 'what you see' not 'what you hear'.

He completed his letter by writing, in large print, "Remember: there's not one free Muslim blood drop!"

The ABC reported the International Crisis Group's terrorism expert, Sidney Jones, as saying she was amazed that the bombers were still able to incite violence from their cells.

"I just think that if there's an increase in the security threat as the result of the executions, the Government is at least in part to blame for allowing these three men access to the media over and over and over again."

The mother of two of the Bali bombers says her sons were right to "kill infidels".

Seventy-year-old Tariem was speaking in Tenggulun, East Java.

"I don't cry. I leave it all to God," she said as Amrozi and Mukhlas, two of her 13 children, waited for the firing squad.

"I feel that killing infidels isn't a mistake because they don't pray."

with AFP

Pilgrim site planned for Bali bombers
Tom Allard Indonesia Correspondent
October 20, 2008

A WEALTHY supporter of the Bali bombers wants to create a jihadi cemetery for the three men and other "holy warriors".

Cecep Hermawan, a businessman and activist in Indonesia's radical Islamist movement, says he wants it to become a site where "pilgrims" can pay their respects to "those who fought for the existence of Islamic sharia, those that paid with their life". He has offered a hectare of land in the city of Cianjur, West Java.

He has discussed the proposal with the bombers on death row - who killed 202 people, including 88 Australians, when they bombed Bali's tourist strip six years ago - during his regular visits to them.

"The families said they are OK with that. Their only complaint is about the distance, especially for the families of Amrozi and Mukhlas because they live in East Java. The family of Imam Samudra has no problem as it is not far from their home town."

The families of the Bali bombers are fielding requests from Indonesian Islamists who want to bury their bodies together. Achmad Cholid, the lawyer for the Bali bombers, said Mr Hermawan was only one of about five people wanting to fund a joint burial plot. Mr Cholid said the bombers and their families would wait until they knew the time of the execution before deciding which, if any, offer to accept.

Last week, a spokesman for Indonesia's Attorney-General, Hendarman Supandji, said he would announce the time and date of the execution on Friday. Under Indonesian regulations, he can do this only after death by firing squad has taken place.

That prompted widespread reporting that the executions were imminent but Mr Supandji later clarified those remarks, saying he would only foreshadow the month of the executions. He said they would occur this year and rejected suggestions that the killings were being repeatedly delayed for political reasons.

The Bali bombers have warned of a violent backlash if they are put to death.

A clear majority of Indonesians have no sympathy for the men. Even so, in a mainly Muslim country of more than 220 million people there is a significant fringe who regard them as slightly misguided heroes and accept the conspiracy theories that the murders were a CIA plot.

Gayle Dunn, whose 18-year-old son was killed in the attack, said the proposed shrine was inappropriate. She was not hopeful of the Australian Government's ability to intervene but hoped it would object. "I think something should be done to stop it," she said. "It sends a message to everybody that says it's OK."

Yvonne Iliffe, who also lost a son in the attack, said she was beyond caring whether the bombers were celebrated in death.

"It's just been six long years of one thing after the other," she said. "The day that I wake up and they're dead, I will be happy. They can build the biggest shrine they like and I wouldn't care."

Just another Islamic CLERIC passing on his ignorance to all his followers...  just what the world needs.

What are other Muslims doing about it? It would seem absolutely nothing.

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Ignorance is bliss sprint...  or whatever they call it in Islam.

Do most muslims feel it's ok to fill us because we "don't pray"? Or is this woman just crazy?

jordan484 wrote on Nov 2^nd, 2008 at 6:24am:


as you've asked me to answer I will.

of course my answer can only be based upon muslims I know, have spoken, have read about or have read things by- in those cases, the answer is no, that is not acceptable in any way.

anyway- that woman's statement is complete bull twaddle- just because people aren't muslim doesn't mean they don't pray. blugh. even if someone doesn't belong to a religion at all- they may still pray.

Well you need to get a hold of the Muslims teaching this rot and disabuse them don't you.  They are misrepresenting your religion and teaching your fellow Muslims rot.