William C Biggs' handlers linked to Al-Queda

From: Dr. Jai Maharaj (usenet_at_mantra.com)
Date: 07/05/04

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    "William C Biggs" <william@amarillomed.com> <reddy@amarillomed.com> is
    handled by Baptists, and Baptists have been linked to Al-Queda terrorists:

    BSA Provider Network Physicians

    William Biggs, M.D. (806)358-8331
    1215 S. Coulter 400
    Amarillo, TX 79106

    Amarillo Medical Specialists
    Endocrinology

    Baptist St. Anthony's Health System Is Committed To
    Providing Quality Healthcare In Christian Love, Service
    And Dignity.

    A co-ministry of CHRISTUS Health and Baptist Community
    Services

    Baptist St. Anthony's Health System

    http://www.bsahs.org/pnetwork/

    [ Subject: Christian-Muslim terrorism: BAPTISTS LINKED TO AL-QUEDA
    [ From: Dr. Jai Maharaj
    [ Date: 12 Jan 2003

    Facts about terrorist Islam and Muslims
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    Militant reveals ISI-Bangla links to militancy in NE

    PTI
    The Times of India
    Sunday, January 12, 2003
     
    Indraprasth - The north eastern region of the country is
    sitting on a powder-keg as Pakistan's ISI has been able
    to make substantial inroads into the region by covertly
    using the Bangladesh territory for carrying out its
    operation.

    A report submitted to the government said the arrest of
    vice-president of banned National Democratic Front of
    Bodoland Dhiren Boro in Sikkim on January one this year
    led to more information about how the ISI was using the
    Bangladesh territory to carry out subversive activities
    in the north eastern region.

    During the interrogation, Boro, who was arrested along
    with his wife and two bodyguards from Gangtok on a tip-
    off to Intelligence agencies, said that he had been
    holding important posts of NDFB.

    While stating that his outfits's President Rajan Daimary
    and Publicity Secretary B Erakdao were at present in
    Bangladesh, the arrested militant revealed that Daimary
    had also visited Pakistan in 1998 at the instance of a
    Naga outfit and he received political and administrative
    training there from the ISI.

    Boro said that Daimary had also arranged training of the
    10 NDFB cadres along with Naga outfit in 1999 in
    Pakistan. The militants, who were trained in use of
    explosives and weapons, had gone to Islamabad via Dhaka.

    The revelation of the militant also highlighted the fact
    that his outfit was in liaison with a Naga outfit for
    supply of arms, ammunition and explosives to his group in
    Bangladesh against cash payment.

    Another important cadre of NDFB Amarendra Daimary alias
    Organg, who was arrested in Jalpaiguri in West Bengal
    along with arms and ammunition and Rs 12 lakh, revealed
    during interrogation that the money was being taken to
    Cox Bazar in Bangladesh for purchase of arms and
    ammunition. The Bangladeshi agencies including army and
    police do not disturb the NDFB cadres in the camps
    located at Alikadam in Chittagong district, the arrested
    militant said.

    The report said that lately ISI had been channelising
    some of its anti-India operational activities from
    Bangladesh soil with a view to destablising the North
    Eastern region of the country.

    Islamic fundamentalist organisations of Bangladesh
    including Islamic Chatra Shibir and Jamaat-e-Islami,
    offer a hospitable functional environment to the ISI, the
    report said quoting disclosures by ISI agents arrested in
    North East.

    The cropping up of some Muslim fundamentalist groups in
    the North East was a cause of some worry as fanatics in
    Bangladesh were providing them with weapons and all other
    logistic help, the report said.

    The earlier arrests in the North East including that of a
    Kashmiri militant hailing from Kupwara district of north
    Kashmir set the alarm bells ringing about growing
    activities of ISI in the country and existence of its
    extensive network in Assam, it said.

    The interrogation report said that around 30 youths from
    the region had received training in ISI training camps
    and that they had either used Pakistani or Bangladeshi
    passports to travel to that place, the report said.

    Read the complete news at:
    http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/cms.dll/html/comp/articleshow?artid=34153677

    Jai Maharaj
    http://www.mantra.com/jai
    Om Shanti

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