Mauritanian troops 'seize media'

"UPDATE: NOUAKCHOTT, Mauritania (AP) - A group of Mauritanian army officers announced the overthrow of the president on Wednesday, hours after troops took control of the national media and the army chief of staff headquarters in the capital of this oil-rich Islamic nation."
RantBurg

This sounds serious and ominous to me!

Mauritania - WikipediA

Reading a little future down the Burg we find this:

"Jihadis warn of US military presence in Algeria
A discussion amongst members of a password-protected al-Qaeda affiliated message board yesterday, August 1, 2005, concerned the presence of American forces in Algeria and North Africa, and their alleged “maneuvers” with those troops from eight Islamic countries, including Algeria, Mauritania, Morocco, Mali, and others. The focus was placed on this “mixed army” vis-à-vis the Muslims, mujahideen, and members of the Salafist Group for Call and Combat (GSPC), as well as the “disbelievers” from the East."
RantBurg

What's the score? I would guess:
Muslims, mujahideen 1, joint forces of the American and Islamic countries 0