Al-Qaida figure arrested in Ramadi

AP ^ | Dec 9 2005

[Puppage]

Al-Qaida figure

[BenLurkin]

"He is the highest ranking al-Qaida in Iraq member to be turned into Iraqi and U.S. officials by local citizens," Pool said. "His capture is another indication that the local citizens tire of the insurgents' presence within their community."

According to Pool, Iraqi and U.S. Forces "have witnessed increasing signs of citizens fighting the terrorists within Ramadi as the Dec. 15 National Elections draw nearer."

[jveritas]

Excellent. I am eagerly waiting for the moment when we get the Evil One, Abu Musaab Al Zarqawi.

[travlnmn41]

Let's see, he has 10 fingernails...we should be able to glean some helpful info out of him with a pair of pliers and a little patience.

[Elchwurst]

Then you can say HOORAY! but it will not stop the terror.
Sarkawi will be arrested someday, then some other will take his place and the terror goes on

[joseph20]

Let's see, he has 10 fingernails...we should be able to glean some helpful info out of him with a pair of pliers and a little patience.

Let's throw him in a 50 degree cold room overnight. Throw buckets of cold water on him every 10 minutes. If that doesn't work, do the old waterboarding trick.

[Minnesocold]

According to Pool, Iraqi and U.S. Forces "have witnessed increasing signs of citizens fighting the terrorists within Ramadi as the Dec. 15 National Elections draw nearer."

More bad news for libs. I suppose Kerry will now accuse Iraqi citizens of "terrorizing" their neighbors.

[Elchwurst]

Let's throw him in a 50 degree cold room overnight. Throw buckets of cold water on him every 10 minutes. If that doesn't work, do the old waterboarding trick.

Mh thats torture by definition

[joseph20]

Then you can say HOORAY! but it will not stop the terror. Sarkawi will be arrested someday, then some other will take his place and the terror goes on

The one that takes Zarqawi's place will not do as good of a job. He will be much less competent. He will be less trusted. He'll be easier to get rid of than Zarqawi was. Or do you think that all terrorists are equally alike? If so, you're wrong. There are only so many people within the terrorist network that are actually good at the job. Eventually, there won't be enough competent terrorists left and the network will unravel to the point that it can't restart itself.

[GSlob]

Unimaginative, to say the least. One has to work on imagination and be picturesque. I'd say hook him up to an air compressor and inflate him a bit. The interrogator later could start with "you look a bit puffy today".

[Elchwurst]

I hope you´re right man.
But they have a large pool of well trained guys

[joseph20]

No it's not torture by definition. Do you even know what the definition of torture is?

[Elchwurst]

No it's not torture by definition.

It is.
BTW: Waterboarding was the preferred torture of the gestapo

[joseph20]

It does not cause severe physical or mental pain, which is the definition of torture.

It may be cruel, but it's not torture.

[samadams2000]

Hey...im startin to get the idea that that place may be crawling with terrorists??!??!

[ChadGore]

but, but, but, capitulating isolationist liberal leaders have said Iraq has nothing to do with terrorism, no AQ in Iraq . . how, how, how can this be true?

Is it possible they would mislead their fellow liberals by lieing to them?

[Busywhiskers]

Democrats are undoubtedly demanding that he be treated nicely and that he be arrained in federal court. They are also probably denoucing the war as a complete failure because we have not yet caught numbers 1 and 2 on the list.

[samtheman]

Staple his eyes open and strap him in a chair facing a big posters of Helen Thomas and Nancy Pelosi. It's not officially defined as torture.

[bert]

.....Staple his eyes open .......


The way this is actually done is with superglue.