Posted on 12/20/2004 4:46:33 PM PST by Critical Bill
WHATEVER you do, don't dismiss Osama bin La den's newest audio mes sage. Sure, it's just the latest of 17 cameos by the terrorist thug since 9/11. But it may be his scariest yet. Why? Because Osama's latest appearance shows he's changing tactics, and he's onto something that just might work this time. Everyone most of all Osama knows that his al Qaeda movement is losing steam. Today, major al Qaeda terrorism is confined to Iraq, where Abu Musab al Zarqawi, not bin Laden, holds center stage. Cowering in a cold, dank cave for the last three years is causing Osama's stock to fall precipitously among the terrorist faithful. His campaign of global death, destruction and despair isn't leading al Qaeda to world domination as he had promised.
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**ck Osama
Kill him tomorrow and another nutball with a towel will take his place.
Personally,I think it would be great if we caught him and gave him a sex change,Then drop him back into some Taleban stronghold.
No...wait...I am Osama....don't make me wear one of those hot burkas.
Just an FYI, my 'ping list' knows; but for those that haven't been following, this latest OBL tape was released with a 'left follow up' to 'Goodby Yellow Brick Road'. This was said in email forwards to be a go.
But our guys seem to be on top of this :)
Click to listen,turn it up,sing along.
Great minds think alike! But I don't want him to just have a sex change. I want him to go through Extreme Makeover. I want him to be a hottie! Oh yeah. I mean, electrolysis, big ta-tas, eyeliner and lipstick tattooed on permanently... I want him to be real popular.
Then I worry that maybe I'm just a really sick puppy... Oh well. So I am.
I would suggest that Al Qaeda cannot change tactics. For twenty years it had a dependable safe-haven: Peshawar (1979-1991), Khartoum (1991-1995), Afghanistan (1996-2001). In those venues it could plot attacks and support a world-wide Jihad. Following the utterly stupid attack on the United States the Islamist movement that was progressing at a sure pace was truncated. There is now no place where the Al Qaeda is secure; its banking empire is smoke; its charities which provided a home base within a safe-haven are gone. When Iraq goes, there will only be Syria and Iran left where an Islamist can go to hide -- and even there he will not be welcome. So, Al Qaeda can say "we will do this and that", but the probability that they can do so diminishes daily, and will continue to do so along as the West, and especially the United States continues its corageous course.
Or maybe there will be a nuclear accident in France.
I think your idea is perfect. Change his identity and let him 'ho in Bangkok.
But I have a sick sense of humor too. ;)
Moths drawn to the flame.
WE don't even need to give him a sex change. If these guy's love little arab boy's and goats, then a little rouge and a shave should suffice.
Whatever are you talking about???
That's just...disgusting, man.
(snicker)
I was too shamed to show my ignorance and ask.
For those of who don't know, can you translate?
What's interesting is that the vast majority of Americans (including me) didn't know anything about Islam. There was no interest, that was their thing.
Then came 9/ll and millions of Americans started taking a good look at the Muslim faith of the bombers and were horrified. It's 7th century backwardness, and the millions of Muslims immigrating out of their Muslim hell-hole countries don't assimilate well into their host countries. The host-country population is expected to conform to them, with their backward fanatical Imams and other such Dark Ages trash.
We never paid attention to what was going on with them before, we were practicing happy tolerance until the Muslims made it impossible.
Osama does surface and there isn't anything in the world, no diplomatic immunity, no nuclear blackmail, no thunderous threats from the Arab street, that will keep us from killing him. It's about 3000 dead New Yorkers too late to be talking about moderation.
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