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Breaking: Al-Shabaab executes teenaged girls in Somalia

  • October 28th, 2010 4:59 pm ET

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Al-Shabaab, a radical Islamic terrorist organization affiliated with al-Qaeda,  announced that they publicly executed two teenage girls whom they accused of being spies for the Somali government.

The terrorists, who espouse Shariah law, are responsible for the deaths of government officials, police officers and civilians they deem their enemies. 
 
In a statement released by a ranking member of Al-Shabaab, the group claims that “those two girls were evil and they were spies for the enemy, but the mujahedeen caught them and after investigation, they admitted their crime, so they have been executed.”
 
Only one of the teenagers was identified by name in a press release — 16-year old Ayan Mohamed Jama.
 
A U.S. intelligence analyst tells the Law Enforcement Examiner that the teens were blindfolded, tied to a tree, and shot by a firing squad in front of men, women and children in the town of Beledweyne.
 
Friends and neighborhood of the teenaged girls denied they were spies or in any way a threat to the terrorists who run a de facto local government.
 

There has been a fierce battle between Somali government forces and Al-Shabaab with the waging an all-out war against Somalia’s government in an effort to impose a stricter form of Islamic law, or Shariah. The group’s reign of terror includes public beheadings and stonings.

In one terrorist attack in Mogadishu, Al-Shabaab terrorists killed and injured innocent civilians at a graduation ceremony for Somali medical students. The attack also resulted in the deaths of the Ministers of Health, Higher Education and Education of the Somali Transitional Federal Government.

“This was a criminal attack on people dedicated to building a peaceful, stable and prosperous future for the people of Somalia,” United Nations officials said in their condemnation statement.

“While the UN should be expected to condemn such barbarism, calling it a ‘criminal act’ is wrongheaded and treats an act of war as if it were a bank robbery,” said former Marine intelligence officer and New York police detective Sid Francks.

Unfortunately, Somalia has not had even a facsimile of a central government since 1991, and its police and military are fearful when confronted with groups such as Al-Shabaab.

Also, Somalia’s police spokesman, Dhexe Abdullahi Hassan is quoted as saying that al-Qaeda was the prime suspect in a smuggling operation involving counterfeit notes after international financial institutions starved the terrorist group of all money supplies, according to a report obtained by the National Association of Chiefs of Police’s Terrorism Committee

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