Talk:Jamaat Ansar al-Sunna
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Ansar al Sunna is a TERRORIST group which kills civilians, womean and children without any purpose. They kill people in "the name of God", but the thing is they don't even know what God is!
- Actually they run very purposeful campaigns.--Vindheim 11:51, 31 October 2006 (UTC)
-You talk crap and YOU will loose the crusade.-172.206.176.124 01:33, 12 November 2006 (UTC)rezza172.206.176.124 01:33, 12 November 2006 (UTC)
Ah, what's wrong, hajji, did some of your buddies pass you by when they were asking for suicide bombers? Don't worry, you can still blow yourself all to hell if you want.
[edit] Kurdish members ?
Edited out affiliation with this group and the Kurds. In the articles timeline it claims that Jaish Ansar Al-Sunna attacked a Kurdish political groups headquarters. Any affiliation would be contradictory. Izzy1985 09:58, 14 December 2006 (UTC)
- The Jaish Ansar al-Sunnah is a direct descendant of the Kurdish islamist organization Ansar al-Islam. The attacks on the KDP and PUK offices in Arbil in February 2004 were claimed as revenge for attcks on Ansar al-Islam. Kurdish and Arab composition of group is a fact. --Vindheim 10:15, 14 December 2006 (UTC)
- "The insurgents have also targeted Iraqi Kurds for their alleged collaboration with U.S. forces. In September 2003, members of the Jaysh al-Ansar al-Sunna beheaded three Iraqi Kurdish militiamen in retaliation for the cooperation of Kurdish political parties with the Americans in Iraq. The statement of their website said that they were “renegade military men, affiliated with the traitor Kurdistan Democratic Party” and that they were beheaded “for them to be an example to others, and for us to avenge our women, children and elderly who die daily from American raids."
From the sole source of the article. It leans the reader to think that Jaish al-Sunnah is against the Kurds. Cite otherwise or I will continue removing the faulted information. Izzy1985 10:59, 15 December 2006 (UTC)
- As I have already pointed out the Ansar al-Sunna is a direct descendant of the kurdish islamist goup Ansar al-Islam, which for several years was in armed conflict with the main kurdish parties in Iraq, KDP and PUK. This fact is also apparent from the introductory paragraph of the article, which says the core of ansar al-sunna is comprised of memmbers of the ansar al-islam, which nobody disputes was and is a kurdish group.. --Vindheim 17:03, 15 December 2006 (UTC)
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- Do not use the article as a reference for itself, you have 5 days to get credible resources before I notify the T-CT Task force. Izzy1985 22:14, 16 December 2006 (UTC)
Credible resourse provided on Kurdish membership, I am satisfied.Izzy1985 17:58, 17 December 2006 (UTC)
Yes. Indeed. They a few weeks ago released a video of attack on a police station in Diyala province and there were Kurdish speakers in the videos. so yest there are Kurds in the organisation.
Could someone tidy up the references? I've included a couple which show how to get them in the form of footnotes instead of in-line links. LDH 10:55, 24 February 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Two errors/corrections needed
1) Ansar Al-Sunnah and Ansar al-Islam articles need to be merged. Ansar Al-Sunnah has officially changed it's name back to Ansar al-Islam. Just google Ansar al-Sunnah for any number of reports on this and the official statements.
2) There are currently TWO 'Ansar al-Sunnah' the group that signed onto the anti al-Qaeda Sunni pact was the 'Shari'a councils of the Ansar Al-Sunnah Army', NOT the entire group. The rest of the group is still in very good contact with the Islamic State of Iraq, and is the group that has changed it's name back to 'Ansar al-Islam'.
