Al-Qaida Broke or Clever IO?

JARRET BRACHMAN.net ^ | posted on Monday, September 7th, 2009 at 1:22 pm | Jarret Brachman

[Cindy]

SNIPPET: "The elusive jihadi bloodhound, “Ms. Jones,” passed this article from the Saudi Gazette to me this morning. It digs deeper into the recent surrender of Fawaz al-Otaibi (65. Fawaz Al-Humaidi Hajid Al-Habradi Al-Otaibi) on the 85 Most Wanted List of February 2009.

I’m not sure how much we can make of it, but the Gazette discusses the interview that al-Otaibi did with Al-Watan last week where he said that al-Qaida is suffering from ’financial crisis’ and therefore not able to deal with the numbers of foreign fighters that it has knocking on their door as of late."

SNIPPET: "Well, it would sure be good if all this were the case but the talking points (AQ is broke, the Saudi rehab program is working too well, Saudi dudes in AQ are falling over themselves to surrender) just all sounds so nice…

Either way, here’s to positive thinking!"

[Cindy]

Previously...

http://www.arabnews.com/?page=1&section=0&article=118850&d=3&m=2&y=2009

Tuesday 3 February 2009 (07 Safar 1430)

“Kingdom unveils list of 85 wanted militants abroad”
Arab News

JEDDAH:
SNIPPET - QUOTE:

Following are the names of the wanted militants:

1- Ibrahim Hassan Tali Assiri, Saudi

2- Ibrahim Suleiman Hamad Al-Hablain, Saudi

3- Ibrahim Salman Mohammed Al-Rubeish, Saudi

4- Ibrahim Mohammed Abdullah Al-Mudian, Saudi

5- Ahmad Ibrahim Mohmmed Al-Tuweijiri, Saudi

6- Ahmad Saleh Ali Al-Shiha, Saudi

7- Ahmad Abdullah Saleh Al-Zahrani, Saudi

8- Ahmad Ali Barakat Al-Zahrani, Saudi

9- Ahmad Ali Atallah Al-Farhood, Saudi

10- Ahmad Kuteim Mohammed Al-Huzali, Saudi

11- Osama Hamoud Gharman Al-Shihri, Saudi

12- Osama Ali Abdullah Damjan, Saudi

13- Bassil Ayed Ali Al-Qahtani, Saudi

14- Badah Mukhis Badah Al-Kodari Al-Qahtani, Saudi

15- Badr Saud Owaid Al-Aufi Al-Harbi, Saudi

16- Badr Mohammed Nasser Al-Shahri, Saudi

17- Baheej Abdulaziz Abdullah Al-Baheeji, Saudi

18- Turki Mashouy Zayed Assiri, Saudi

19- Thamir Mohammed Ghiram Al-Omari, Saudi

20- Jaber Jabran Ali Al-Fifi, Saudi

21- Hassan Ibrahim Hamad Al-Shabaan, Saudi

22- Hassan Ayed Badah Al-Saad Al-Qahtani, Saudi

23- Hussein Mohammed Abdu, Saudi

24- Hamad Hussein Nasser Al-Hussein, Saudi

25- Khaled Ibrahim Ahmad Al-Sunbul Al-Assiri, Saudi

26- Khaled Saleem Owaid Al-Luhaibi Al-Harbi, Saudi

27- Khaled Saleh Ali Al-Samiti, Saudi

28- Khaled Ghallab Fari Al-Rouki Al-Otaibi, Saudi

29- Rayed Abdullah Salim Al-Zahiri Al-Harbi, Saudi

30- Rayyan Mohammed Humeidi Al-Zayedi, Saudi

31- Saeed bin Ali Jaber Al-Shahri, Saudi

32- Sultan Radi Sumeilil Al-Otaibi, Saudi

33- Saleh Suleiman Hamad Al-Hablain, Saudi

34- Saleh Abdullah Saleh Al-Qaraawi, Saudi

35- Saleh Naif Eid Al-Makhlafi, Saudi

36- Tuleihan Mutlaq Tuleihan Al-Muteiri, Saudi

37- Adel Fileih Salim Al-Jaffari Al-Anazi, Saudi

38- Abdul Ilah Mustafa Mohammed Al-Jubeiri Al-Shahri, Saudi

39- Abdul Rahman Abdullah Abdu Rahman Al-Dossari, Saudi

40- Abdullah Hassan Tali Assiri, Saudi

41- Abdullah Salem Duheim Al-Qahtani, Saudi

42- Abdullah Abdul Rahman Abdullah Al-Murshid, Saudi

43- Abdullah Abdul Rahman Mohammed Al-Harbi, Saudi

44- Abdullah Abdul Karim Ibrahim Al-Salloum, Saudi

45- Abdullah Othman Abdul Rahman Al-Dubeikhi, Saudi

46- Abdullah Farraj Mohammed Hamoud Al-Juweir, Saudi

47- Abdullah Mohammed Abdullah Al-Ayed, Saudi

48- Abdullah Nasser Suleiman Al-Rayaei, Saudi

49- Abdul Mohsen Abdullah Ibrahim Al-Sharikh, Saudi

50- Obaid Abdul Rahman Abdullah Al-Otaibi, Saudi

51- Obaid Mubarak Obaid Al-Kufeil, Saudi

52- Ateek Faraj Sati Al-Hassanani, Saudi

53- Othman Ahmad Othman Al-Omeira Al-Ghamidi, Saudi

54- Othman Suleiman Dakheel Al-Suweid, Saudi

55- Adnan Mohammed Ali Al-Sayegh, Saudi

56- Azzam Abdullah Zureik Al-Maulid Al-Subhi, Saudi

57- Oqail Omaish Oqail Al-Mutairi, Saudi

58- Ali Saud Omair Al-Shanbari, Saudi

59- Ali Abdul Aziz Ali Al-Omar, Saudi

60- Fayez Ghuneim Hameed Al-Hijri Al-Harbi, Saudi

61- Fahd Rikad Sameer Al-Ruwaili, Saudi

62- Fahd Saleh Suleiman Al-Jutaili, Saudi

63- Fahd Mohammed Saad Al-Ajlan, Saudi

64- Fahd Mohammed Ali Al-Juaithin, Saudi

65- Fawaz Al-Humaidi Hajid Al-Habradi Al-Otaibi, Saudi

66- Fawaz Owaiz Ateeq Al-Zahimi Al-Salami, Saudi

67- Faisal Jassim Mohammed Al-Omari Al-Khaledi, Saudi

68- Qassem Mohammed Mahdi Al-Rimi, Yemeni

69- Majed Mohammed Abdullah Al-Majed, Saudi

70- Mohammed Saad Saeed Al-Siam Al-Omari, Saudi

71- Mohammed Abdul Rahman Suleiman Al-Rashid, Saudi

72- Mohammed Abdullah Hassan Abul-Khair, Saudi

73- Mohammed Otaik Owaid Al-Aufi Al-Harbi, Saudi

74- Mohammed Ali Mohammed Al-Mutlaq, Saudi

75- Mohammed Hilal Thawab Al-Makati Al-Otaibi, Saudi

76- Murtada Ali Saeed Mukram, Saudi

77- Mishaal Mohammed Rasheed Al-Shadoukhi, Saudi

78- Mujab Atiyyah Abdul Karim Al-Zahrani, Saudi

79- Mukad Qaed Mukad Al-Mukati, Saudi

80- Nasser Abdul Karim Abdullah Al-Wihaishi, Yemeni

81- Naif Mohammed Saeed Al-Kodari Al-Qahtani, Saudi

82- Waleed Abdullah Ibrahim Bin Barghash, Saudi

83- Waleed Ali Mishafi Al-Mishafi Assiri, Saudi

84- Yousuf Mohammed Jameel Abdullah Al-Takroni, Saudi

85- Yousuf Mohammed Mubarak Al-Jubairi Al-Shahri, Saudi

[Freddd]

They aren’t broke anymore, Obama made sure of that.

[G8 Diplomat]

Al-Suweid

He must be from Suwaydi, a neighborhood in Riyadh known for harboring terrorists.

Assiri

He, like most of the 9/11 hijackers, is from the Asir region, which is south of the Hijaz and north of Yemen. The people there are known to be bitterly anti-American and extremly rabid Islamists. Moreso than the rest of the country, anyway.