Hero or Villain ? The JUBA Snipers Call to Muslims

the word "juba" means "ghost" in some African vernaculars, and is used by American soldiers to refer to the Iraqi snipers, who emerge from nowhere and then disappear again like ghosts. Oh, Muslim nation! How can you shut the eye that witnesses your land being defiled by the feet of the Jews and Crusaders - [a land] which only yesterday was conquered by our ancestors who sacrificed their lives for it? How can we eat, drink and sleep when our brothers… are in the infidels' prisons in Abu Ghuraib, Guantanamo, and Afghanistan? What should we tell our Master when he asks us tomorrow [i.e. Judgment Day] what we did when the enemy invaded our land, destroyed our mosques, violated our honor, and insulted our Koran?

the sniper explains the motivation for his actions and encourages others to participate in the jihad in Iraq.

JUBA is using an old Russian Sniper Rifle Dragunov SVD

The Baghdad Sniper killed 668 U.S Soldiers in only one year..

reply to post by Saytun


Id have to go with villian on this

I hope this guy finds himself on the wrong end of US sniper's sights

Hero to the people or false prophet ???
lets hear opinions .

Depends on your point of view i guess, one mans hero is anothers villain.There is no correct answer to such a question.

not saying he should be glorified for his action , but if he was an american sniper he would clearly gain praise.. do you think he should be praised by his people for such actions?