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has added a new journalWE NEED UMMAH PEACE KEEPING FORCES IN OIL RICH COUNTRIES X2WEEKS TIME
URGENT ! URGENT! URGENT ! URGENT! URGENT ! URGENT! URGENT ! URGENT!
WE NEED UMMAH PEACE CORPS TO PROTECT THE UMMAH FROM GENOCIDE ON THE BASIS OF PRE-ASSUMPTIVE MEASURE _NAIL IT BEFORE THE KILLING BEGINS DO IT OR WITNESS ANOTHER MUSLIM GENOCIDE .... THERE IS TOO MUCH MASSECER OF INNOCENT MUSLIM LIVES BY OIL REFINERY SEEKING CAPATILIST.
NOT SO FAR FROM NOW WE WILL SEE A HUGE MASSECRE OF MUSLIMS IN PRE RUSSIA REGION ALL OIL RICH MUSLIM COUNTRIES WILL BE TRAGET AGAIN FOR OLD REASONS LIKE
1) DEMOCRACY X10 YRS
2) MUSLIM-MILITANT
3) NUCLEAR RICH MATERIAL /RELATED FAKE ISSUES
WARNING TO THOSE WHO DO MAKE A DIFFERNCE IN CIVILIZED WAY i.e BY MAKING OUR OWN PEACE KEEPING FORCE IN OIL RICH SENSITIVE COUNTRIES ONLY TO PREVENT LARGE SCALE MUSLIM GENOCIDES /MASSECRES
MAKE A MOVE TODAY _ IF YOU DONT THEY ARE ALREADY MOVING WHEELS IN THE SENATE ..........
"" LETS MAKE UMMAH'S OWN PEACE KEEPING FORCE IN OIL RICH SENSITIVE COUNTRIES IN NEXT 2 WEEKS "
LETS GET STARTED !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SAVE UMMAH FROM NEXT GENOCIDE RAPE ,SODONOMY ! .......FORM OIL STEALERS
Greatest Oil Reserves by Country, 2006
Rank Country Proved reserves
(billion barrels)
1. Saudi Arabia 264.3
2. Canada 178.8
3. Iran 132.5
4. Iraq 115.0
5. Kuwait 101.5
6. United Arab Emirates 97.8
7. Venezuela 79.7
8. Russia 60.0
9. Libya 39.1
10. Nigeria 35.9
11. United States 21.4
12. China 18.3
13. Qatar 15.2
14. Mexico 12.9
15. Algeria 11.4
16. Brazil 11.2
17. Kazakhstan 9.0
18. Norway 7.7
19. Azerbaijan 7.0
20. India 5.8
Top 20 countries 90.2
Rest of world 68.1
World total 1,292.5
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Oil reserves, production and consumption in 2001
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Reserves
(millions of barrels as of January 1, 2002):
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Saudi Arabia: 261,750
Canada: 180,000 (2003 data)
Iraq: 112,500
United Arab Emirates: 97,800
Kuwait: 96,500
Iran: 89,700
Venezuela: 77,685
Russia: 48,573
Libya: 29,500
Mexico: 26,941
Nigeria: 24,000
China: 24,000
United States: 22,045
Qatar: 15,207
Norway: 9,947
Algeria: 9,200
Brazil: 8,465
Oman: 5,506
Kazakhstan: 5,417
Angola: 5,412
Indonesia: 5,000
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World: 1,032,132
(Note: discoveries of 2003 and 2004 have vastly increased the oil reserves of both Canada and Australia. They both seem to harbor more oil than Iraq and both may be able to compete with Saudi Arabia)
Production
(millions of barrels per day):
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Saudi Arabia: 8.528
United States: 8.091
Russia: 7.014
Iran: 3.775
Mexico: 3.560
Norway: 3.408
China: 3.297
Venezuela: 3.137
Canada: 2.749
United Arab Emirates: 2.550
United Kingdom: 2.540
Iraq: 2.377
Nigeria: 2.223
Kuwait: 1.838
Brazil: 1.589
Algeria: 1.486
Libya: 1.427
Indonesia: 1.384
Oman: .964
Argentina: 825
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World: 75.226
World Annual: 28,180 Consumption
(Millions of barrels per day):
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United States: 19.993
Japan: 5.423
China: 4.854
Germany: 2.814
Russia: 2.531
South Korea: 2.126
Brazil: 2.123
Canada: 2.048
France: 2.040
India: 2.011
Mexico: 1.932
Italy: 1.881
United Kingdom: 1.699
Spain: 1.465
SaudiArabia: 1.415
Iran: 1.109
Indonesia: 1.063
Netherlands: .881
Australia: .879
Taiwan: .846
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World: 75.988
World Annual: 28,460
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has added a new journalUser Hanid asked me to post this and the previous post.
I think this would also apply in many respects to American, and other Muslims too. Please circulate.
This section was attached to the previous post but i'd thought i'd post it separately to make it easier to read - copy- paste to send to your mates.
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PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES FOR THE COMMUNITY (supplied by IHRC)
? Be vigilant
? Do not open suspect packages
? Monitor access to car parks and other enclosures under your control.
? Report suspicious vehicles to the police.
? Review security arrangements regularly to ensure they are adequate for any
event you intend to host.
? Ask your local crime prevention officer to carry out a crime prevention survey
of your building.
? Encourage staff to take security seriously and establish regular training for
them. Ensure they are aware of contingency plans and procedures for the
building. Make guidelines readily available to all staff including ?out of
doors? house keeping staff.
? Consider having a fire safety review carried out by the London Fire and
Emergency Planning Authority.
? Consider installing CCTV. If you do have CCTV ensure it records properly &
images are of good quality.
? Report all harassment, whether it is verbal, physical or psychological, to the
police.
? Liaise with the police, and get advice on how to best tackle the problem of
harassment.
1. Always be aware of your surroundings
This applies whether you are travelling alone or in groups. Don't just focus inwardly on your thoughts if you are alone, or your friends if you are together.
Keep one eye out for your environment, looking out for suspicious characters,possible danger, etc.
Also, don't assume that because your area has been "safe" thus far, that it will continue to be so.
2. Travel in groups
"There is safety in numbers" is not just a clich?. It's true. Make a point of travelling together with other sisters, whether it's on public transportation, on campus, in cars, etc.
3. Change the route you normally travel by
If you've taken the same bus, train or highway to get to work or school, change your route. Even if it takes you a little longer, your safety is more important.
By changing your route, you can avert possible attacks or harassment from those who know your schedule, method and route of travel well. Please note though that
you should avoid short cuts that take you through unfamiliar or unsafe areas.
4. Look confident
Walk with a straight posture and your arms swinging by your sides. Avoid slouching or walking like a victim. This makes you an easy target for attackers.
5. When riding by public transportation choose the right seat . If you are riding by bus or train, do not sit on the window seat as you may be "blocked in" by a potential assailant. Always select the seat next to the aisle
so that you can quickly leave if necessary.
If you are taking public transportation alone after peak hours, sit as close to the driver as possible and/or choose the section of the bus/train that is most
crowded. Try to get a seat near the exit as well.
6. If you are driving alone
Don't think that if you are in a car, you're safe. Windows should be up and doors locked even when driving to avoid unwanted passengers at intersections.
When you are walking to your car, always have your keys ready, so that you can quickly get into your car.
But don't just get in right away. Always check your car before entering, especially the back, for any intruders.
7. Never leave your car door unlocked
Even if it means for one minute to drop something off in the mailbox that's a few feet away. Attackers have been known to lie in wait for such an opportunity.
8. Be careful in parking lots
Always be alert in parking lots, especially when it's dark. Ask someone to escort you to your car. Between cars and inside cars, it's easy for someone to
hide and wait until an unalert person comes along.
9. If you are travelling by taxi
Always check the identification of the driver (usually located near the visor) and ensure that it matches the driver. Once inside, don't sit behind the driver
as it may be easy for the driver to lock the rear passenger door. Always choose the adjacent seat .
In addition, avoid flagging taxis. Always order taxis so the driver can be traced if something happens.
10. Don't use the walkman
If you're used to listening to your walkman while outside, drop this habit, especially in isolated areas. With your walkman on, you cannot hear the approach
of a possible attacker.
11. Note "safe houses" along your route
Mentally note houses at intervals on each route you take that can be used as "safe houses" if you are attacked, such as shops or houses that you know to be occupied by a friend or acquaintance.
12. When you make a call from a phone booth
After dialling the number you wish to call always turn around so that you have your back to the phone and may see who or what is coming your way. You will then
be able to tell the person to whom you are speaking that you may be in trouble and you may be able to use the weight of the phone as a weapon. The door of a
telephone box could be used to wedge in the limbs of the attacker.
13. Do not open the door of your home without checking
DO NOT open the door to your home without first checking from a window, peephole
or by asking and verifying who it is. Instruct children to do the same.
14. Report any suspicious activity around your home
If you see people loitering on the streets near your house, call the police on a
non emergency number and report it.
15. Invest in a cell phone
This is an invaluable safety device. Keep it with you at all times and keep emergency numbers on it. Also, keep it next to your bed before you go to bed at
night. Cell phones were first popularized by women as a security device, business people came later.
16. Parking tips
Avoid parking in areas that are not well lit. Where possible, park close to a school or work entrance or in a parking garage that has an attendant.
If you see a suspicious person approaching or hanging around near your parked car, turn around and go back to an area where there are other people. Try to get
an escort to your car through the campus or job security or local police.
17. Tell others about your whereabouts
Parents, spouses and friends should know where you are going and when you will be back, so that your absence will be noticed. Arrange a call in system with a
friend if you live alone, whereby you call when you arrive home.
18. Trust your instincts
If you are walking somewhere and feel strange or scared, don't ignore this feeling. Take extra precautions by walking a little faster to get to a more populated or well-lit area or change the route you've been driving on.
19. If you think you are being followed, change your route and activity. You can cross the street, change directions, or enter a populated building or
store. Do whatever is necessary to avoid being alone with the person who is following you. Inform a police officer or security official about the follower.
20. Attract attention if you are in a dangerous situation.
Get others' to pay attention to what's happening to you if you are under attack or being harassed. You can alert others by honking a car horn or loudly describing what is happening.
21. NEVER admit that you are alone
If someone calls your home and asks if you are alone, NEVER admit it. Ask who the caller is. If they refuse to identify themselves, calmly hangup. Keep the
radio on in the house so that callers will get the impression that others are in the home too. Instruct children to do the same when they pick up the phone.
22. Obscene phone calls
If you receive an obscene call or a crank call, do not talk to the caller. Hang up if the caller doesn't say anything, or as soon as s/he shouts obscenities. Hang up the phone calmly and do not slam it down. Note down the date and time of the calls. If they are persistent, inform local police.
23. If you are a student -Avoid studying in isolated classrooms in parts of the college campus that are not regularly patrolled by the school's security officers.
24. In large buildings take the elevator, not the stairwell
Stairwells are usually quiet and dark. Most people take the elevator. But if someone creepy gets on, don't hesitate to get off at the same time. Or, if
someone is already on the elevator who you feel strange about, do not get on and wait for the next elevator.
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has added a new journalMuslim Safety Forum - Community Update 08/07/05
Assalaamu?Alaikum.
Thursday the 7th of July 2005 will be painfully etched into the memory of all Londoners as the day when terror struck our hometown. The Muslim community which makes up 1 tenth of the population of London believe this heinous crime is a crime against all communities in London, it affects every single one of us.
Our sincere prayers go out to the victims and their families.
Immediately after the attacks, the Muslim Safety Forum has been working closely with the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) and Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) to ensure that the policing of the terrorist attacks and the implications of the investigation does not adversely affect the safety and security of the Muslim Community in London.
It is heartening to report that thus far the manner in which the MPS and ACPO has dealt with the issue has been commendable. Press messages and television
interviews have been carried out skilfully, avoiding terminology that the MSF has disapproved of. In consultation with the MSF the MPS has sent out
operational orders specific to the incident including:
1. Issued notices to all London boroughs and regional constabularies instructing forces to pay particular attention to the sensitivities of the community while
executing their responsibilities.
2. All 32 London boroughs have established a ?Gold Grou?p with relevant Muslim representation.
3. Local London borough and regional constabularies have been asked to contact their local Muslim organisations or Mosques and liaise with them regarding
Islamophobic backlashes and any other concerns.
4. A 24 hour intelligence gathering team has been set up which is getting 3-hourly feedback from all 32 London boroughs and the regional constabularies.
5. Regular updates are being given to the Muslim Safety Forum.
6. All Community Safety Units have been put on enhance response times, enabling them to deal with incidents such as Islamophobic crimes more efficiently.
7. The intelligence team is also monitoring internet sites for malicious communications etc.
8. A comprehensive community impact assessment has been carried out, meeting much of the requirements of the MSF. This assessment has been read by the Chair
of the MSF.
Since the terror attacks, the backlash on Muslims and our institutions and organisations (which many from the community feared) has already begun, at the
time of production there has already been:
? A petrol bomb attack on a masque in Leeds
? Arson attack on a Sikh temple
? 2 reports of Actual Bodily Harm
? many reports of malicious communications (particularly via e-mail)
? a general report that tension in some areas has risen
? Death threats
The MSF urges members of the community to remain vigilant at these difficult times. Members of the Community are urged to report all Islamophobic crimes to the police, even seemingly insignificant incidents should be reported. In reporting such crimes you are reminded to record the reference number for future
reference.
You can also report Islamophobic crimes to the MuslimeLine on 0208840 4 840
The number of the Muslim Contact Unit (MCU) at the Metropolitan Police (MPS), has been given to all community leaders to call regarding any aspect of
concerns.
The MCU will produce an impact assessment at 7.30 am and 5pm every day from now on and will hand that to the MPS 'Reassurance team'. Programmes and events organised by Muslim groups/organisations can be a target for religiously motivated attacks at times like this. It is important that a risk assessment is carried out and where necessary, liaison with the local police.
If you have any concerns contact your borough commander or your local Community Safety Unit (CSU). The Police will not be asking for any event to be
cancelled ? please contact the MSF if you receive such an instruction.
The MSF encourages all members of the community to be aware of individual safety and security.
Please pass on the above information to your members and circulate as widely as possible. Please contact the following MSF members if you have any further
queries:
Tahir Butt 07792 507856
Muhammad Abul Kalam 07939 059819
Naeem Darr 07887 553419
Wa?Salaamu?Alaikum.
Azad Ali
(Chair)
Notes:
The MSF is an umbrella organisation made up of national and regional Islamic
organisations including:
Muslim Directory, MAB, IHRC, IFE, MCB London Affairs
Committee, YMO UK, Muslim College, FAIR, Amal Trust, The London Central Mosque, London Muslim Centre, Muslim Parliament, FOSIS, ISB, Muslimaat UK, Avenues
School, Somali Muslim Community, UKIM, MPAC, Stop Political Terror, Ershad Centre, BanglaMedia, Iqra Trust, Association of Muslim Police, Al-Khoei Foundation, UMO, Muslim Welfare House, Women's Relief.
The MSF is the key advisory body for the Police Service and has signed a working protocol with the Metropolitan Police to build better police / community relations. It has been advising the police on matters of safety and security from the Muslim perspective for over four years now.
It meets on a monthly basis with senior representatives of ACPO and the MPS, the MPA, Home Office and the IPCC amongst others.