By MOHAMED OLAD HASSAN
Thursday, April 3, 2009

"If you can encourage more of your children, and more of your neighbors, and anyone around you to send people ... to this jihad, it would be a great asset for us," he says.Gadahn, who goes by the nom de guerre of Abu Azzam al-Amriki, has appeared in videos talking about the defeat of America in Iraq and other battlefields with jihadists and urging Americans to convert to Islam. He has been indicted on treason charges, and the FBI has put a $1 million reward on him, calling him "an integral part of al-Qaida's media and recruitment branch."
It is not known, however, if Gadahn has ever played a leadership role in al-Qaida.
Some members of the thriving Somali community in Minneapolis and St. Paul have reported being questioned by the FBI as it investigates whether some young men are being "radicalized" in Minnesota and recruited to fight with terror groups in their homeland.
"This is the first time an American has been shown in a leadership/senior role advising/teaching a group of jihadists," IntelCenter said in an e-mailed analysis. "This is a significant development and likely to be indicative of other developments within the group."
If you can encourage more of your children, and more of your neighbors, and anyone around you to send people ... to this jihad, it would be a great asset for us," he says. WHO SAID THAT? THE TERRORIST ! DO YOU TRUST THESE GUYS ? THEY ARE BUSINESS PEOPLE ! YOU KNOW WHAT THESE GUYS ARE HUMAN TRAFFICKERS. HEY !WHAT DO YOU KNOW DIRTY MONEY IS VERY HARD TO RESIST IF YOU DON’T HAVE MERCY AND IF YOU ARE NOT KIND .