Anti-Imperialist Cell is no longer active.

Anti-Imperialist Group Liberty for Mumia Abu Jamal

Anti-Imperialist Group Liberty for Mumia Abu Jamal bombed a Chrysler dealership in Germany in August 1995.  The group claimed responsibility, yet did not outline its philosophy.  The group's name provides the only indication of its agenda.  Mumia Abu-Jamal was a well-respected African-American journalist in Philadelphia who was imprisoned for allegedly murdering a police officer.  Doubts about his guilt led to a large movement to give Abu-Jamal a retrial.  However, the only way to construe the bombing of a Chrysler dealership in Germany as being related to this movement is to view the incident as a sign of support as opposed to an act intending to accomplish any goals.

Anti-Imperialist Group Liberty for Mumia Abu Jamal is no longer active.

Front of Justice and Revenge -- Ally (Suspected)
Japanese Red Army (JRA) -- Founding Group and Faction
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) -- Ally

Money given by the Japanese Red Army, originally obtained by JRA through ransom.

Anti-Imperialist International Brigade (AIIB) was a group formed by members of the Japanese Red Army (JRA). The group was an alias employed by the JRA when it was coordinating actions with Middle Eastern organizations.  The group was founded in Algiers in 1986 during a meeting between the JRA and different terrorist groups, including the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP).  AIIB's goals included toppling the Japanese government and starting revolutions throughout the world.<br /><p><br />The AIIB is believed to be responsible for attacks on the Japanese and American embassies in Jakarta in May, 1986 as well as an attack on the American embassy in Madrid in July, 1988.  The group also claimed responsibility for the assassination of the French military attach&#233; in Beirut and threatened to assassinate French President Francois Mitterrand as well as Prime Minister Jacques Chirac.  AIIB also demanded the release of three Arab terrorists, Waroujan Garbidjian, Georges Ibrahim Abdullah and Anis Naccache.  <br />