Posted on 11/20/2005 8:02:44 AM PST by Kristopher
I pray this is true. Time will tell.
I wonder how quickly the New York fishwrap will report it.
As I posted on another thread before it was pulled, Zark is a sewer rat. He would never go into a building that did not have some escape route. These are probably more of his endless list of "close aides" who are gone.
There. I've said it to the whole world. Now I hope I look foolish. I won't mind at all.
LOL (in french)
forget Iran, this guy has been blowing up shiite funeral processions
Premature detonation
It can happen to any terrorist.
If he's not dead keep "killing" him until he is.
Hey, David Gregory, I didn't know you were on the forum, just can't resist showing off your french, can ya'?
La Vache Qui Rit
Can I buy a freakin' vowell please?
The "wedding party" killer/coward is probably faking his own death because he's afraid we're getting close... Jerks like this guy send the young and foolish to blow themselves up, they never do it themselves.
It's always the duped innocent, never the powerful..
HE WAS THEIR LEADER AFTER ALL...
" SO WHO WILL THE DEMOCRATS RUN FOR PRESIDENT ?"
They have a lot of choice...Cowards are not in short supply on the democrats side...
John Kerry should be the front runner.
K.
My thoughts exactly.......I just pray we're both wrong this time.
BAGHDAD, Nov. 19 -- Suicide bombers killed at least 49 people Saturday in attacks targeting a Shiite Muslim funeral in eastern Iraq and an outdoor market in Baghdad, while a disagreement among the country's faction leaders nearly ended a national reconciliation conference on its first day. [...]
A U.S. and Iraqi raid on a suspected al Qaeda in Iraq safe house in Mosul sparked a three-hour firefight in which four insurgents and four policemen were killed and three guerrillas blew themselves up, said Gov. Duraid Kashmoulaof Nineveh province.
Iraqi and U.S. forces had suspected Abu Musab Zarqawi, leader of Iraq's most feared insurgent group, might be at the house, Kashmoula said. Zarqawi's whereabouts have been the topic of a stream of murky reports; U.S. military officials have said they believe Zarqawi has vowed not to be taken alive.
The U.S. military was examining the dead late Saturday, the governor said. U.S. military spokesmen in Baghdad said they had no information other than word of the firefight.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1525400/posts
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Are you sure it wasn't Zarqawi's second-in-command?
:0
That's good cheese!
Wasn't a suicide attack, it was a battle that ended in a fire. Keep your fingers crossed.
I must have translated that wrong. Your red dog? And a fork in the road?
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