Las amistades peligrosas.

 LOS AUTORES DEL ATENTADO DE BOSTON  TENÍAN ESTAS AMISTADES.

«Yo hago terrorismo,mato a los infieles. Allah me dá carburante, un bunker, muchos hermanos .Como y pienso muchos. Pienso sobre como matar. Planifico como matar  infieles, cuando matarlos...se me aparecen ideas prácticas , por el amor de allah".

Read full story here http://news.nationalpost.com/2013/05/...William Plotnikov was a promising young Toronto boxer. In 2010, after converting to Islam, he made his way to Russia to fight with an armed Islamist group in Dagestan. He was killed by Russian security forces on July 14, 2012. He was 23. This video was later given to his father.

It shows Plotnikov in the hut he shared with other fighters in the mountains of Dagestan. All the men shown in the video are now believed to be dead.
 
U.S. authorities are investigating whether Plotnikov may have had links with the Boston bomber, Tamarlan Tsarnaev, also a boxer who developed extremist views and went to Dagestan. Vitaly Plotnikov, William's father, does not believe they knew each other.

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For seven minutes, five Dagestan rebels spoke into a video camera about killing infidels and how the “good deeds” they were doing would absolve them of “700 sins” committed during their lifetimes.

Filmed by a Canadian jihadist fighter before he was killed by Russian security forces, the video offers a disturbing glimpse of the fanaticism of the rebels who may have inspired Boston Marathon bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev.

Tsarnaev does not appear in the footage, which was obtained by the National Post. But it was recorded and narrated by William Plotnikov, a Canadian whose alleged links to Tsarnaev are now under investigation.

In the video, the rebel fighters repeatedly expressed their desire to kill “kafirs,” or non-believers, and referred to “Putins and Obamas” who “throw their speeches on television, give promises and after is death, so then we will see who is right.

“Victory comes only from Allah.”

Stewart Bell, National Post, 1 mai 2013.