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ZAMBOANGA CITY – US forces are exerting effort to help their Philippine counterparts track down Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) leader Zulkifli bin Hir, according to a ranking US official.


Zulkifli, also known by his alias Marwan, is believed to be hiding in Mindanao and training Abu Sayyaf militants in bomb making.


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It isn’t the fact of the transfer but the manner in which the transfer was carried out that turns my stomach.


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It isn’t the fact of the transfer but the manner in which the transfer was carried out that turns my stomach.


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Col. David Maxwell assumed the post yesterday  from Col. James Linder, who had  served for a over a year in the South, helping the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) battle the al-Qaeda-linked Abu Sayyaf and Jemaah Islamiyah (JI).


Linder said Sulu has the potential to expand and grow and the natives have decided to be part of that development.


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Lt. Col. David Maxwell, commanding officer of the 1st Battalion of the US Special Forces, was adopted as son of Basilan through a resolution passed by the Provincial Board and Order Council and approved by  Gov. Wahab Akbar.


Many Basilan residents think the adoption of Maxwell instead of Abu Sayyaf leader Abu Sabaya will only fuel the anger of the bandits. 


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DAVID MAXWELL

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