Posted on 01/11/2007 9:08:23 AM PST by penelopesire
Reader Crosspatch noted that terrorist group (I am sure is linked to Al Qaeda) has launched chemical weapons on American soldiers in Iraq.
The Salahaldin Al-Ayoubi Brigades, the military wing of JAMI, Al Jabha Al-Islamiyya l’il-Muqawama Al-’Iraqiyya, announced via Islamist websites that today, January 10, 2007, it had fired four missiles loaded with chemicals at a U.S. base near Samara, Iraq. The organization posted a film showing militants wearing gas masks and filling the missiles with a liquid which the organization claims are chemicals.
Surprising they haven't used any earlier.
I doubt seriously that they have launched any so far, but I sure hope our troops know about this propaganda film and are tracking it down as we speak.
Check their film [if available] for other personal protection items worn, besides the gas masks. Filling chemical munitions [unless binary agents - which would be too advanced for the excremists] is a nasty business and would require a full protection suit and heavy gloves. If they were wearing their masks with T-shirts, then it is 200% BS propaganda flick.
True....but it certainly shows 'intent' and should be worth a MOAB or two..(grin)
Me too. I would have expected them to use them by now if they had them. I would think it extremely hard to manufacture any in Iraq att, what with all the troops there.
>>>The organization posted a film...<<<
The last one they posted was of a GI Joe doll being held captive. AQ are vicious murderers, but they are also a bunch of dimwit losers. I have a tiara from an old costume, so I think I'll wear it and post a film of myself, Queen Elizabeth of England.
LOL...is that they same group that posted the GIJoe doll?
That is too funny. Wonder why Memri is even posting the pic and link?
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