ABDELHAKIM BELHADJ, AKA HASIDI, AKA ABU ABDULLA AL-SADDIQ, AKA…عبد الحكيم بالحاج ‎ aka Abu Abdallah Assadaq

Abdelhakim Belhadj was born in 1966 in Souq al Jum´aa area, Tripoli´s Old City. It was impossible to find information about his birth name, and with the many changes of Alia, who knows if he remembers it himself. Nothing is publicly known about his childhood and youth, but he earned a degree in civil engineering at Tripoli´s Al Fateh University. He came under the scope of Libyan Police when he joined a radicalized Islamic group that was reportedly arrested and dismantled by Libyan Police. Belhadj was not charged and released. Belhadj was one of the many young, idealistic men who were inspired by the image of the religious freedom fighter, which the U.S.A. carefully nurtured since 1979, to the degree that it had created the recruitment potential for an insurgency into Afghanistan and the subversion of the USSR-backed Afghan Government in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan. In 1992, after his first brushes with Libyan Police Authorities, the year that the Mujahedeen had taken control over Kabul, he left Libya via Egypt and traveled to Afghanistan, where he joined the Taliban, and Mujahedeen which was then heavily financed and supported by the CIA, the Pakistani Inter Service Intelligence ISI, and Saudi Arabia. Pakistan, in a permanent state of low intensity conflict with India over Kashmir, in which the USA is playing an underhanded role, was seeking influence in Afghanistan for acquiring a strategic “hinterland” for the case of a war with India. At that time, Abdelhakim Belhadj was known as Abu Abdulla al-Sadiq. ABDELHAKIM BELHADJ, AKA HASIDI, AKA ABU ABDULLA AL-SADDIQ, AKA…عبد الحكيم بالحاج ‎ aka Abu Abdallah -> http://libyasos.blogspot.com/2011/09/abdelhakim-belhadj-aka-hasidi-aka-abu.html