... i zyczy Ameryce dalszych zamachow..

***

"I was very happy, excited, on September 11th. Someone called me to
switch on BBC and I saw the aircraft crashing into the World Trade
Center and I saw it crumbling down -- down like the United States and
I was laughing... Osama Bin Laden gave Americans back what they had done
to the world. It was a wonderful thing! What else can a helpless
people do? There should be more of it [terrorism] in U.S. Why not?"

P. Koya is one of the 13 Supreme Council members of the National
Democratic Front (NDF), an Islamic organization based in Calicut,
Kerala. He is also one of the founding members of the Students Islamic
Movement of India (SIMI), which was banned by the BJP government in
2001 for supporting terror and was accused of involvement in the 2003
train bombings in Mumbai.

But Koya doesn't look radical. He sits in a small wood-paned office
behind a desk stacked with Western magazines like Time and The
Economist. He looks like Richard Pryor with a bushy mustache, wearing
a checked brown button-down shirt. And he addresses me casually, as
though we'd met many times before.

He was once an English professor and speaks English authoritatively,
adjusting his thin metal-framed glasses after finishing each point