im sorry..i was busy yesterday

evacuating the equipment are taken more of my times

to come online for 2 days

everything you are doing makes me happy

I Love You

 

 

 

  CAIRO (AP) — Yemen's al-Qaida branch on Wednesday claimed responsibility for last week's deadly attack on a Paris satirical newspaper, with one of its top commanders saying the assault was in revenge for the weekly's publications of cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad, considered an insult in Islam.

The claim came in a video posting by Nasr al-Ansi, a top commander of Al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula, or AQAP as the branch is known, which appeared on the group's Twitter account.

In the 11-minute video, al-Ansi says the assault on Charlie Hebdo, which killed 12 people — including editors, cartoonists and journalists, as well as two police officers — was in "revenge for the prophet."

He said AQAP "chose the target, laid out the plan and financed the operation" against the weekly, though he produced no evidence to support the claim.

The assault was the beginning of three days of terror in France that saw 17 people killed before the perpetrators, three Islamic extremist attackers, were gunned down by security forces.

The two brothers, Said and Cherif Kouachi, who carried out the Charlie Hebdo attack were "heroes," al-Ansi said.

"Congratulations to you, the Nation of Islam, for this revenge that has soothed our pain," said al-Ansi. "Congratulations to you for these brave men who blew off the dust of disgrace and lit the torch of glory in the darkness of defeat and agony."

Al-Ansi accused France of belonging to the "party of Satan" and said the European country "shared all of America's crimes" against Muslims — a reference to France's military offensive in Mali.

He also warned of more "tragedies and terror" in the future.

Washington considers AQAP as al-Qaida most dangerous offshoots. Formed in 2009 as a merger between the terror group's Yemeni and Saudi branches, AQAP has been blamed for a string of unsuccessful bomb plots against American targets.

These include a foiled plan to down a Detroit-bound airliner in 2009 using a new type of explosive hidden in the bomber's underwear, and another attempt a year later to send mail bombs hidden in toner cartridges on planes bound to the U.S from the Gulf.

The Charlie Hebdo strike is the Yemen-based branch's first successful strike outside its home territory — and a triumph for its trademark double-strategy of waging jihad in Yemen to build its strength to strike abroad.

At least one of the two brothers involved in the attack on the weekly traveled to Yemen in 2011 and either received training from or fought alongside the group, authorities say. A U.S intelligence assessment described to the Associated Press shows that 34-year-old Said Kouachi was trained in preparation to return home and carry out an attack.

CAMP SHORABAK, Afghanistan -- Afghan officials confirmed for the first time Monday that the extremist Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) is active in the south, recruiting fighters, flying black flags and, according to some sources, even battling Taliban militants.

Islamist fighters hold the flag of Islamic State while taking part in a military parade along the streets of northern Raqqa province in Syria on June 30. REUTERS/Stringer 

Abraham Lincoln became the United States' 16th President in 1861, issuing the Emancipation Proclamation that declared forever free those slaves within the Confederacy in 1863.

Carl Sandburg has written the great biography of Abraham Lincoln; that is, the son of the prairie and the Midwest who became US president. A son of the prairie has written about another; but Sandburg's parents were not in the country when Lincoln appeared there, lived and died. Nevertheless, and rightly, portrays Sandburg him as an affiliation, as if he was there when Lincoln went ride through the countryside between the various councils to sue as a lawyer in court, as if he had been present when Lincoln got up on a oxcart in the square to hold election speech in the small towns - one of the most famous speeches he delivered just in Galesburg, where the couple Sandburg finally came after to have emigrated from northern Sweden and then to Illinois, United States.

Ashraf Ghani nominates 25 ministers after three months of attempting to establish a working government.

  Afghan president and his rival-turned partner spent months of dispute over new cabinet formation

Afghanistan’s new Cabinet was unveiled on Monday after three months of wrangling following the election of President Ashraf Ghani and the formation of a “national unity government” in the wake of last year’s fraud-mired election.

Mr Ghani was inaugurated in late September after signing a power-sharing deal with his poll rival Abdullah Abdullah.

The “unity government” deal was seen as saving Afghanistan from the risk of imminent civil war when both candidates claimed to have won the election in a stand-off that fanned long-standing ethnic tensions.

But negotiations over ministerial posts brought politics to a stalemate and threatened to fuel the Taliban insurgency.

Abdul Salam Rahimi, Ghani’s chief of staff, read out the names of the 25 new ministers at the presidential palace in Kabul. The list will now go before Parliament for approval.

Three women were named in the Cabinet, as ministers for higher education, information and culture, and women’s affairs.

Allocating the ministries was fraught with difficulty due to Afghanistan’s complex ethnic divisions and rivalries.

Mr Ghani, a former World Bank economist, is largely backed by Pashtun tribes of the south and east, while Abdullah, a former anti-Taliban resistance fighter, draws his support from Tajiks and other northern groups.

Monday’s breakthrough comes at a sensitive time as Taliban insurgents push to exploit the end of Nato’s combat mission on December 31 after 13 years of fighting.

Conflict still rages across Afghanistan, with a record number of civilian and Afghan security force casualties in 2014.

The quality of a man and woman is how well they take care of each other and inspire one another to be great and loving.

I Love You More my War Queen

and beside..you are the only woman my heart choosed

Love is like sunshine. It brings a golden glow to its beholder's face. And a warm feeling all over their body. It awakens souls and opens eyes. And when its over, it leaves billions of small memories called stars. To remind the world, that it still exists. 
When you love someone, it's something. When someone loves you, it's another thing. When you love the person who loves you back, it's everything.
Love is like the wind you can see it but you can't feel it. 
Love people, use things. Don't use people, don't love things. 
Don't fall in love with someone you can live with, fall in love with someone you can't live without. 
If you love someone put her name in a circle not a heart because hearts can break but circles go on forever.