MyJihad’ means going to Algeria, murdering people, and being called a ‘militant’ by Canadian TV News

81 people have been reported dead, including 32 Islamist militants, after a bloody, four-day hostage situation at Algeria’s remote Ain Amenas natural gas plant. The Algerian prime minister would not say whether the Canadians were killed when Algerian troops stormed the plant, or were among the three militants who were captured alive.

An Algerian security source told Reuters that documents found on the bodies of two militants identified them as Canadians: “A Canadian who was among the militants, was coordinating the attack,” adding that the raiders had threatened to blow up the gas installation. The Algerian prime minister said the militants came from Egypt, Canada, Mali, Niger, Mauritania and Tunisia. ”Canadian involvement in overseas terrorism has been growing,” John Thompson of the Toronto-based Mackenzie Institute told CTV’s Power Play.

Not a surprise if you are familiar with al-Qaeda’s stated and published objectives which include: ‘Infiltrating opposing governments’ infrastructures – police forces, armies, political parties, newspapers, Islamic groups (like CAIR), petroleum companies as employees or engineers, private security companies, and more.’