Al-Shabaab Terrorist describes the decision of the Cabinet something “ridiculous??

Terrorist Sheik Hassan Ya’kub

MOGADISHU (Mareeg)--Al-Shabaab Islamist Terrorist group has described Wednesday the decision of the Somali talaban Cabinet to endorse the Islamic Law as something “ridiculous” and said they would not welcome. Several armed groups have said they will stop fighting the government if sharia was implemented, but al-Shabab rejected the plan. “We will not recognize the outcome of apostate cabinet ministers and apostate parliamentarians,” said Terrorist Sheik Hassan Ya’kub the secretary information of al-Shabab. “We want an Islamic government that does not have the support of the United Nations and Ethiopia,” he added. He said that they will not accept a government that Burundian and Ugandan troops are keeping guard, but the spokesman of Hizbul Islam (Islamic party) aka.. hawiye.-(Habar-gidir ) wing of shabaab, an alliance of four groups that control parts of the capital and have influence in the port town of Kismayo Terrorist Muse Abdi Aralle said they will wait from the government to fulfill its commitment. “We were fighting for the sharia to be implemented, so we are waiting from them to carry out their promise,” said Muse Aralle. Thousands of Somalis have been killed in battles between armed groups and pro-government forces in the past two years. In 2006, the Islamic Courts Union took over the capital Mogadishu and much of the south before Ethiopian troops supporting the shaky UN-backed government chased them from power. The Ethiopians left Somalia at the beginning of this year as part of a peace deal and parliament elected Sheik Ahmed Sheik Sharif as president in,

Al Shabab, the Islamist militant group active in Somalia, is tied closely to al Qaeda through its senior leaders, many of whom trained with and carried out operations in the name of al Qaeda prime. Its leaders’ training and experience lend al Shabab strength. Furthermore, al Shabab is organized in such a way that if a senior leader is killed, operations suffer minimal long-term disruption _ .Somalia: Al Shabab's Leadership Links to Al Qaeda The threat is from violent extremists who are a small minority of the world's 1.3 billion Muslims, the threat is real. They distort Islam. They kill man, woman and child; Christian and Hindu, Jew and Muslim. They seek to create a repressive caliphate.