To be clear…

Mr. Abdel-Hakim al-Hasidi is a Libyan rebel leader interviewed by the Telegraph.

He has fought “again the foreign invasion in Afghanistan” and was captured in Pakistan before being sent back to Libya. He is now storing arms at a safe zone in Chad. His Libyan Islamic Fighting Group was the second largest group of outsiders who fought in Iraq against “foreign invaders”. And he even recruited some men from Libya to fight against the coalition in Iraq.

Got all that?

Mr al-Hasidi insisted his fighters [those previously recruited for Iraq and now fighting with rebels in Libya] “are patriots and good Muslims, not terrorists,” but added that the “members of al-Qaeda are also good Muslims and are fighting against the invader”.

Who exactly is the invader he’s fighting now?
I’m beginning to think he’d had a lot easier time of accomplishing his goals by just shooting himself.

Anarchists?

Me thinks said anarchists in the UK don’t really understand what the word means.

200 arrested as hardcore anarchists fight police long into night in Battle of Trafalgar Square after 500,000 march against the cut

What cut? The cut in government services….provided by the government….

Some were hellbent on storming – or destroying – any London landmarks synonymous with luxury or money. Others targeted companies associated with tax avoidance.

Would those associated with tax avoidance be brothers in arms of actual anarchists?

Campaigners claimed they targeted the 300-year-old store because its owners are at the centre of a £40million tax avoidance row. Protesters also occupied Vodafone, Boots and BHS stores on Oxford Street for the same reason .
Sally Mason, one of the protesters who occupied the store, said: ‘Fortnum & Mason is a symbol of wealth and greed. It is where the Royal Family and the super-rich do their weekly shop and a picnic hamper costs £25,000.
‘This sits in stark contrast to everyone else who is struggling to make ends meet, fill in their tax returns and benefit forms and facing huge student debts, unemployment and the closure or dismantling of local services such as the NHS, libraries and leisure centres.’

So those “protesting the man” by making money and avoiding all those government forms are the enemy of the “anarchists” who are their to protect those who struggle with forms such as benefits forms, student debts, unemployment, and who need other government services.

Dudes, go break into a dictionary store.