Iraqi Ayatollah America's Annihilation and the Muslim Conquest of the World

MEMRI ^ | 5-21-06

[trek]

"Why shouldn't an Islamic or Arab country have a nuclear bomb?"

This article is bogus. Even this nitwit must know that Pakistan has nukes.

[Buffettfan]

Mecca and Medina have alrady been programmed in.

Semper Fi'
Jarhead

[metalurgist]

"But in America itself, if you ask the current president to list the states - he doesn't know them. In America, there is hunger, poverty, and disease in certain states, but not in others. That is one thing.

That quote is from the Iranian nutburger. Read the article before posting. You owe an apology.

[operation clinton cleanup]

Why shouldn't an Islamic or Arab country have a nuclear bomb?

Cause y'all is crazy!

[Pearls Before Swine]

There is no God but Allah, and Muhammad is the Prophet of Allah' will be triumphant over the domes of Moscow, Washington, and Paris."

What of Peking and Calcutta? The above-mentioned targets are "people of the book." The Chinese and the Hindus don't even merit that minimal level of consideration.

[Richard Axtell]

So, is this guy going to try and unseat Howard Dean as the Chairman of the Democrat Party? Why else would he do the "Murtha" and spew all this idiocy?

[Allegra]

He's a Saddam relative.

Isn't Saddam's family the al-Tikritis?

[Allegra]

I think this guy's jealous of all the attention al-Sadr gets. He's trying to sound even loonier than Mookie (and doing a pretty good job of it..)

They both need to assume room temperature.

[Rennes Templar]

Um, I was referring to the Ayatollah, not W.

[MikefromOhio]

Al-Tikriti is the name of the town he is from.

Like I would be Mike of-Springfield.

the important name is the middle hame...

Saddams name was Saddam Al-Husseini Al-Tikriti - literally meaning Saddam of Hussein of Tikrit.

I'm sure I've made an error somewhere, but that's the jist of it.

[MikefromOhio]

They both need to assume room temperature.

For sure.....

[MikefromOhio]

Why IN THE HELL would we nuke Mecca OR Medina when the problem is a guy in Iraq?

That doesn't make any LOGICAL sense.

[UCANSEE2]

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[Allegra]

Yeah, I saw some weird documentary aabout Saddam that was being passed around a few months ago. It said that everyone from Tikrit had had the surname al-Tikriti but that it got confusing so Saddam made them revert back to their original surnmaes. The name still shows up, though.

I've also been told by the Iraqis that people named Hussein (sometimes spelled in other ways like Hussain) are almost always Shiite and that Saddam is a big exception to that.

So this al-Baghdadi guy (the name denoting his being from Baghdad) may well be a relative of Saddam's. Hussein is a pretty popular name here. (You never, ever hear the name Saddam, though. I've been told that anybody who had that name has since changed it.)

[piasa]

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[SunkenCiv]

Thanks SJackson.

...there are jurisprudents, both Sunnis and Twelver Shi'ites, who have said that the presence of the Infallible is not a prerequisite. If the objective and subjective circumstances materialize, and there are soldiers, weapons, and money - even if this means using biological, chemical, and bacterial weapons - we will conquer the world,,,