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Militants killed in Saudi shootout were local
Associated Press ^
| 10/18/2009
| By DONNA ABU-NASR
Posted on 10/18/2009 10:16:22 AM PDT by TopQuark
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia The two al-Qaida militants killed in a recent shootout sneaked into Saudi Arabia from Yemen and were planning to carry out a massive attack, the Interior Ministry spokesman said Sunday.
Four explosive belts three of them ready to use were found in the car used by the militants in Tuesday's shootout which suggests that at least four people were going to take part in the attack, ministry spokesman Brig. Gen. Mansour al-Turki told The Associated Press.
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TOPICS: Extended News; Foreign Affairs; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: alqaeda; saudi; saudiarabia; terrorism; yemen
Muslims and Arabs in particular celebreated, and continue to celebrate, the Palestinian terrorism against the Israel and Jews around the world. Note the methods used in this attempt: they are exaxtly from the Palestinians' playbook. They are directed at Muslims now --- just today we see bombings in Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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10/18/2009 10:16:22 AM PDT
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TopQuark
To: TopQuark
According to internet reports, these scum coming in from Yemen put on black burqas, disguising themselves as women. When a woman border guard approached them to question them (find if they were really women), that is when the firing really opened up. Here is a photo of one of the terrorist who immediately bit the dust there on the spot. I think you can see his Kalashnikov under the SUV, certainly you can see remnmants of the black, head-to-toe burqa.
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10/18/2009 6:27:44 PM PDT
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AmericanInTokyo
(If Obama destroys the Republic, the GOP will be worse than the Democrats, for failing to block him)
To: TopQuark
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10/18/2009 6:35:24 PM PDT
by
AmericanInTokyo
(If Obama destroys the Republic, the GOP will be worse than the Democrats, for failing to block him)
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