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Tehreek-i-Taliban launches website
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Updated 2014-04-06 08:29:47
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PESHAWAR: The banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan on Saturday launched its website hosting videos, a magazine, and its leaders’ interviews and statements.

A news release issued by the information and publication wing of the TTP said Umar Media had sponsored the website, which would serve as the central information portal of the outfit.

The TTP was declared a banned outfit in August 2008.

“Statements, videos, announcements and magazine released by the TTP will be available on the website,” the release said.

It added that Umar Media was the only authorised body to issue messages and statements of the TTP. The website carries e-mail addresses of central spokesman of TTP Shahidullah Shahid and other sections.

The website has been launched during peace talks between the federal government and the TTP.

Recently, the government had released 19 prisoners as good well gesture to the TTP.

The website contains the TTP flag, verses from the Holy Quran, statements and videos containing sectarian, hate and propaganda material, especially against security forces, a message of TTP deputy Shaikh Khalid Haqqani for the people of Balochistan, and pictures of slain TTP chief Hakimullah Mehsud and his successor and current chief Maulvi Fazlullah.

Also posted on the website are pictures of houses allegedly bombed by the army, details of the TTP position on the current peace process and information about the recent assassination of TTP leader Asmatullah Shaheen in North Waziristan Agency.

The website invites articles for posting on it for public information.

Umar Media was launched a few years ago and has been disseminating the TTP-related information and videos since.
 
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when we haev new videos of football match with heads ?or beheading for save islam ?
 
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when we haev new videos of football match with heads ?or beheading for save islam ?
no videos of football matches played with heads of the dead , guss!
but more of live links to follow?lolzz
damocrazy zindabad!
 
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i mean seriously??? Media needs to stop propagating such useless pathetic pieces.
So when a non-muslim posts a video on youtubem all hell break lose, but when a state declared banned terrorist organisation launches a website it is all good?? looks like to file a complain to pta ---
 
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Outlawed Tehreek-e-Taliban has denounced the Pakistan Army, democracy and vows to continue ‘Jihad’ till imposition of Sharia law in Pakistan in the official website.

Followed by the negotiations between the government of Pakistan and defunct terrorist organizations, the TTP is gaining strength day-by-day.

A senior official of the federal interior ministry when contacted said we are not supposed to block such sites provoking terrorism and militancy because government is engaged in negotiations with the terrorists.

He, on condition of anonymity, added that we have the capability to stop all such communication of terrorist organisations but we are unclear ahead of the strategy of the government. It is worth mentioning here that the whole process of peace talks with the terrorists has given recognition to the outlawed group of militants and took them into the main stream politics as new stakeholders.

The launching of the website Umar Media – عمر میڈیا | Tehreek e Taliban Pakistan Official Site described all TTP activities, including movies of their brutal killings and stuff against the Pakistan armed forces. TTP also mentioned that no other website other then umarmedia.com is allowed to say anything.

TTP goes cyber

And the Pakistan government is still talking to these yahoos in the hope of striking a peace deal? The aims and aspirations of the TTP are loud and clear - to establish an Islamic caliphate and their system of Sharia not only in Pakistan but South Asia too.
 
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