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PHILIPSBURG – The KPSM is informing the general public concerning information that was received via Interpol and Caricom Operations of a dangerous subject who fled from Martinique and is wanted by Martinique authorities. Rachid  Rafaa This subject has ties to the terror group al-Qaeda. The subject is believed to have used private boats or aircrafts to be able to travel. The suspect might be traveling through the Eastern Caribbean islands and this puts Sint Maarten on alert as being a tourist destination. The subject is named: Rachid Rafaa, born in Morocco June 30th 1976. The subject may be using false identification for traveling purposes. Anyone who identifies this subject should immediately get in contact with the police department by calling 1721-549-1125 / 911 / the police tip line 9300 or 54-22222 The report above appeared online in specifically, Curacao Chronicle and      several Curacao based news outlets, ...

Image: At left the CIA logo, George Bush was once the CIA director, it should be no surprise that during his tenure as “President” of the US that crack cocaine saw its debut on the streets of inner-city communities in the US, he is the original OG, of crack dealing.     U.S. President George H. Bush holds a bag of crack cocaine as he poses for photographers in the Oval Office of the White House, Sept. 6, 1989 in Washington after delivering his first nationally televised speech. Bush outlined his $7.9 billion plan for the war on drugs. “The station chiefs ran things in Southeast Asia,” Taylor stressed, adding that the first secretary at the Vietnamese Embassy in Bangkok had a private airline for smuggling drugs to Saigon, as the CIA was well aware. “I tried to catch him, but there was no assistance. In fact, the CIA actively supported the Thai Border Police, who were involved in trafficking.” Taylor shrugged. “The CIA would do any...

This is a true “vivid narration”, of how I met a real live “jihadi” from Trinidad, which led to me studying up on the “Jamaat al-Muslimeen” from Trinidad led by Imam Yasin Abu Bakr. I first encountered him at the Africa Embassy in Down Street, a produce mini-store that also served as a “reasoning point”, for certain radicals, Rastafari and intellectuals as well as Black Nationalist locally, regionally and internationally. He called himself “Black" he was a tall willowy Trinidadian of Indian and African ancestry. His skin was copper toned with hint’s of gold, his long flowing dreadlock’s were reddish, and golden hued well built and muscular but not the body building musculature, he was fit in an outdoors way, the fitness of a man totally dedicated to outdoor living. His eyes were a greenish brown depending if the sun light shone directly in his face. Black was former Trinidad military and proved this with, a flourish when he produced for our perusal documents proving he was...