Terrorists killed in Algeria by own bomb
2008-08-27
After several days of calm following the recent wave of terrorist attacks in Algeria, three terrorists died early Wednesday (August 27th) morning in Naciria, Boumerdes, when a roadside bomb they were attempting to plant exploded prematurely, Echorouk reported. Two other roadside bombs in Boumerdes exploded in Souk Lhad without causing any casualties.
In a separate incident, a bomb exploded at a water pumping station in Si Mustapha, near Boumerdès, early Tuesday morning (August 27th), injuring a utility worker, local and international press reported. A second bomb was discovered and successfully dismantled near the same water station.
Algerian security forces also dismantled two bombs in the same region: one in Dellys, 30 kilometres from Boumerdès, and another on the highway between Dellys and Tigzirt. A local security source reportedly suggested to Tout sur l'Algerie that the bombs were an attempt to avenge three terrorists killed by security forces in Taourga, near Dellys.
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iris fakou Posted 2009-08-28
What stubbornness against Islam! More and more, you monkey's are losing your masks. So, from this I conclude that autonomy in terms of economic management and so on is only a pretext for you to attack Islam. Sir, you say that the depersonalisation of Kabylie came through Islamisation and, as a consequence, Arabisation. A penny for your thoughts: Did not speaking French and being Christian come about from depersonalisation? What are the ancestral values of the Kabyles? Christianity, Judaism? Or simply not having a religion? What about language? I defy you to show me a Kabyle who speaks Kabyle fluently, with no Arabic or French. The best illustration of spoken Kabyle is Berber TV, which broadcasts shows that are 100% in French. So, this does not bother you at all of course, because this is the language of your masters. -Posted by Iris Faou, 27 August 2009
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