[FairOpinion]

It's time for us to go into Iran.

[Dog]

"The sources said Saif al-Adel led the bombing operation of the Muhaya residential compound, using a Thuraya phone to give instructions to the terrorists in the kingdom who carried out the criminal operation," the Arabic-language daily said.

You all know what that this means??

We were able to listen in on the leadership of AQ....AGAIN.....and this story will cause them to not use phones........AGAIN!

Dang media.

[dennisw]

THe bombed compund was mostly Lebanese Christians. Ex pat workers from Lebanon.

[ex-Texan]

*BUMP*!

[Grampa Dave]

This is probably one of the few accurate stories on terrorism by Reuters since 9/11.

Since Reuters is owned and controlled by a super Rich Saudi Opecker family, they have never printed the word terrorist after 9/11.

Now that their ox was gored by al Qaeda, they are more than willing to print this about al Qaeda organizing their mass murder from Iran.

The attacks against Saudis and innocent Turks will backfire big time on the al Qaeda thugs and their Wahabi financiers in Saudi land, Turkey and Iran.

[Conservative til I die]

Seems like the slow build to an Iran invasion is beginning...

[Stultis]

HUGH! (If true. Note source is "unnamed".) Added to "Breaking News".

A bit of additional info from ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corp.) listing a wired service (?) "AEDT":

http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/s995457.htm

[...Saif al-]Adl is among a group of 500 suspected members of Osama bin Laden's Al Qaeda terror network which allegedly entered Iran through the Baluchistan region during the US bombing campaign in Afghanistan, the daily added.

The 500 are being detained and guarded by Iran's army while some Al Qaeda leaders, residing in the Namak area, north of Tehran, are in touch with bin Laden as well as Al Qaeda members across the world, it said.

Adl appears to be the same person who, according to the Washington Post in May, was identified by US officials as Saif al-Adel and is believed to be an Egyptian Al Qaeda leader hiding in Iran.Okaz called the man al-Masri, which is Arabic for Egyptian.

Adl helped organise the triple bombings in Riyadh on May 12 that killed 38 people, according to the US officials.

He is also thought to have become the network's top military officer after Muhammad Atef was killed in Afghanistan in 2001, and he may now be the third most senior member of the network, the Post said.

[Gritty]

So, why is Iran still walking around breathing?

[WOSG]

It's time for us to go into Iran. Naw ... It's time for the SAUDIS to go into Iran!

Send those crack commandos that Wesley Clark keeps talking about.

Seems like a win/win to me.

[Defender2]

Me bethinks the crosshairs will probably be realigned on Iran in the near future(probably Syria as well).

[ridesthemiles]

It's time for us to go into Iran.

It's time for Saudi Arabia to quit funding the critter that bites us all.

[Imal]

Note to Iran: global terrorists are not a profitable commodity to traffic in.

Iran can choose to try to obstruct our efforts to defend ourselves from terrorism if they wish, but it's going to cost them dearly.

[Publius6961]

The introductions and the first chapter of the Sword of the Prophet says it all.

[kcvl]

Mansoor Ijaz: Osama In Iran

November 21, 2003

Mansoor Ijaz, whose foreign policy insights I have long praised, rang up Fox and Friends live from London on Thursday morning to talk about his extraordinary report that Osama bin Laden is in Iran. Ijaz has spent about a month "quietly debriefing some very important intelligence sources that have come out of Iran" who feel the radical Islamist regime is taking the country "right off the cliff" by putting up Osama in one of the Western provinces.

Mansoor told Weather Guy Steve Doocy, "I think the time has come now to essentially confront the Iranian regime with the question, 'Are you harboring the top three or four leaders of Al-Qaeda?' This is the specific information that we have." Mansoor reports that Osama and his deputy Ayman Zawahiri crossed over into Iran in old Soviet-style black limos, under the guidance of the head of the Ayatollah's Revolutionary Guard. He says that the U.S. government now has this information, and is deciding how to deal with it.

My opinion has long been that we snuffed out bin Laden when we turned Tora Bora's thermostat up to 2,000 degrees. But if we didn't and he survived, it would make total sense for him to hightail it to Iran. Iran has always been one of the principal exporters of, and training centers for, terrorism. Note that Iran's statement that it's pursuing nuclear power for energy when it's a nation sitting atop a lake of oil, is so transparent a lie that even UN Atomic Energy Commission head Mohammed ElBaradei doesn’t buy it. As I've always said: keep an eye on Iran.


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