DC:
Terrorists Start Al-Qaida Rip-Off After Disaffection With ISIS.
A new al-Qaida-inspired group has sprouted up in Pakistan in the hopes of recruiting from a growing base of disaffected former Islamic State fans and militants.
Known as Ansar al-Sharia Pakistan, the group has emerged in the city of Karachi and was founded by two militants who used to belong to al-Qaida, but disavowed that affiliation in early 2017, VOA reports.
Local media in Pakistan has reported that Ansar has been responsible for at least seven terror attacks in 2017 so far.
The group plays to militants upset with the way ISIS has sowed disunity, and as such, the tactics employed bear far more resemblance to those of al-Qaida, rather than ISIS. more
And in other news – Water is wet.
Please forward the coordinates.
At least they picked a name with a good pronounceable acronym: AaSPak
Wellll, isn’t that speccciallll. I imagine they blow up just as well as any other islamic terrorist.
Trump was right, again, to put Pock-ee-ston on notice.
Kill em all, let allah sort em out.
It all comes down to five letters: i.s.l.a.m.
A better article:
The rise and ‘fall’ of Ansarul Sharia Pakistan
Just a few months after coming into the limelight, the Al Qaeda-inspired militant group Ansarul Sharia Pakistan (ASP) comprising hardly 10 fighters has been busted with almost all its members taken into custody and being interrogated, sources confirmed to Dawn on Friday.