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01-21-2006, 06:13 PM
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US gov't turns over $100K reward for Abu informant
ZAMBOANGA CITY -- The United States government, through US Charges d' Affaires Paul Jones, turned over Tuesday the $100,000 (P5.2 million) cash reward to the informant who led authorities in last year's arrest of an alleged Abu Sayyaf member involved in the kidnapping of four American citizens.
http://www.mindanews.com/2006/01/17ws-cash.htm
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i bet the abu sayaff feel mighty important, as if they were an important link of the terrorist chain which apparently they are, becuase reliable sources indiciate that they get weapons from north korea and have strong connections with al queda.
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