Al-Qaida: Sympathizers aided abduction

Published by Foehammer 5 years, 9 months ago in News and Al Qaeda. Tags: Al Qaeda, News, nwsource, seattlepi.

Well, this brand new AP report out of Saudi Arabia goes a long way in proving that my previous “hypothetical statistics” posting about the “sympathizer factor” was on the money.

CAIRO, Egypt — The al-Qaida cell that kidnapped and killed American Paul M. Johnson Jr. said in an online periodical Sunday that sympathizers in the kingdom’s security forces supplied it with police uniforms and vehicles and set up fake checkpoints to facilitate last week’s abduction.

The full report can be found here.

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