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Military intelligence said Abu Sayyaf commanders Abu Sulaiman and Albader Parad offered the recruits between P10,000 and P30,000 to entice them to join the terrorist organization, which is comprised mostly of Muslims.
The recruits were to be used for unspecified "sabotage operations" in Zamboanga City, seat of the Armed Forces Southern Command, military intelligence added.
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ABU SULAIMAN AND ALBADER PARAD
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Military intelligence said Abu Sayyaf commanders Abu Sulaiman and Albader Parad offered the recruits between P10,000 and P30,000 to entice them to join the terrorist organization, which is comprised mostly of Muslims.
The recruits were to be used for unspecified "sabotage operations" in Zamboanga City, seat of the Armed Forces Southern Command, military intelligence added.
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By Jaime Laude | September 22, 2005 - 12:00am
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