US Treasury Targets Hizballah Network in Africa

I agree:).  Interesting video:  Lebanon's Hariri rules out deal with Hezbollah - 26 May 09.

As you may of guessed I am trying to research Kassim Tajideen to get a background picture, its something I like to do before commenting.

Internet wize Kassim Tajideen has a very low profile and I can not as yet find a political connection to see if he is tied up in his governments political issues. Seemingly other than a connection to the Belgium Trade and Industry Minister, one meeting, there is hardly any evidence connecting him to the up and coming elections.

But of course he is one of the Lebonese elite capitalist and sure to have his finger in the pie. Possibly this will lead to a pre-election scandal. .  

"Why is it just now this guy that keeps a very low profile name has come out of the inteligent communities large hat." 

I have no idea but, as I mentioned to Amy, I don't believe that this is coincidence (and I am by no means an expert here). Definitely one to watch, I think. Thanks for getting back!

We have as many Terrorist organizations as we have Countries and maybe even as many as we have political parties, fortunately though most are dormant.

The worst of this will not be the money we can catch as it moves around but i am more concerned about the forensics process with the hidden money within legitimate corporations that are not keyed into these executive orders.  We have to stop the moving of terrorist money especially the money laundered in legitimate companies. (well i guess they are not legitimate humm)

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Terrorist can't be eliminated, wherever and whenever, because of the close cooperation between the Mafia and such groups. In Spain the ETA supplied the Mafia with drugs from Columbia against weapons supplied bij the mafia to specification. The two go hand in hand all over the world. And weapon suppliers -middleman- maintain the business flowing. No Executive Order can change that. Even high esteemed people charged with the execution of the E.O. are implicated as gang-members, as recently has been discovered in Mexico.

at least this is out in the open as paschen says there are many underground terrorist its the ones we dont know about that worry me most, if that makes sense.

If Hezbollah and its opposition party win during the election it will be through popular support not because of individuals financing the organization, whether it be 1 million or otherwise..  Hezbollah is ingrained into Lebanese society and most of the development that goes on in the poorer Shia neighbourhoods of Beirut and Lebanon for that matter is not done by the government, its done by them.. Hezbollah is much more than a 'terrorist organization'.. They build schools, hospitals, roads, houses for people that lost their own and much more.. They freed Lebanon from 22 years of Israeli occupation singlehandedly.. Lebanon's army is too weak to stand up to the Israeli army and as a result, Lebanon has no form of security besides the organization.. They're represented in the government lets not forget..

Yes they have done things in the past that are clearly acts of terrorism.. But looking at their recent history they havent.. And using the kidnapping of the soldiers as an example, there are many innocent Palestinians as well as Lebanese in Israeli prisons which are there without merit or charge, some which have been there for more than 2 decades.. The soldiers were kidnapped to trade for those people.. Whats to be done about them? What about Gaza? What about Qana 1 and 2..? Why do we always tend to turn a blind eye to these things, but are quick to point the finger of blame on matters which we, frankly, know nothing about.. The Shiia are the poor of Lebanon and thats something which is evident if you were to ever visit the place.. The north is much more affluent and rich, organized, educated.. The south is waiting for the wealth to be spread, and Hezbollah is fighting for that right.. Hariri Senior was close to agreeing a deal with Hezbollah before he was assassinated yet everyone blames his death on Syria and Hezbollah.. How does that make any sense? Why would they assassinate him when they were so close to agreeing a deal which would give them more political power in the government? People choose to ignore these facts and we shouldnt..

Over 50 spies have been caught in Lebanon in the past year, all working for Israel.. With so many spies in Lebanon and a few high profile assassinations, it would make perfect sense if our government was the one collaborating with Israel in order to stop the deal from going through and as a result putting great amounts of pressure on Hezbollah locally as well as internationally.. The spies are as high profile as they get, men with lots of political power and men who could easily get information on political figures.. Conspiracy theory? Maybe.. Coincidence..? I think not