Posted on 11/02/2005 8:00:39 PM PST by jmc1969
Al Qaeda’s branch in Iraq rallied Muslims to step up the fight while a militant group linked to the terror network promised a “gift” for Eid al-Fitr, a major Muslim holiday starting on Thursday.
In an unprecedented move, the Al Qaeda Organization in the Land of Two Rivers posted a statement Wednesday on the Internet confirming the sighting of the new moon to signal the feast.
It congratulated Muslims everywhere on the holiday, which marks the end of Ramadan, the month of daytime fasting and prayers.
“From Mesopotamia we send our best wishes to the nation of tawhid (monotheism) for this blessed holiday and to every mujahid (holy fighter) we say: Patience, patience and courage in the fight against the infidels,” said the statement signed in the name of spokesman Abu Maisara al-Iraqi.
“We also congratulate our leaders and emirs and ask God the almighty to protect them and all the mujahedeen,” added the statement in reference to Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden and Abu Musab Al Zarqawi.
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Ah, yes. The religion of peace again. Still, they just don't get it. Their god is the devil. And the gift I wish for them is a slow death and a long stay in hell. Happy Eid Al Fitr devil worshipers. May you be buried in a hog pen.
I'm actually quite frightened. Presumably this is a follow up to the terrible Ramadan offensive previously promised.
No wonder the Arab societies never do anything productive. Seems like about 8 days out of ten are holidays.
Ambitiion is not their long suite, nor delivery on promises a characteristic. Long years among them has taught me, as my Grandpa used to say, "I'll look for you when I see you coming."
Happy Eid All-Fart. May piss be upon you.
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