Posted on 01/20/2006 12:54:03 PM PST by Dog
An audio recording appeared today on a radical Islamist Web site, featuring what appeared to be Osama bin Laden's top deputy, Ayman al Zawahari, discussing the writings of a Muslim poet.
The tape surfaced a week after a U.S. airstrike in Pakistan that killed a top al Qaeda bomb maker and chemical weapons expert, but the speaker does not mention the incident. Analysts say that's potentially revealing because it calls into question Al Qaeda's ability to respond quickly in its propaganda war.
The tape appears to be an old recording, as it refers to the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan in October 2001, and moarns members of al Qaeda who were killed during that operation.
(Excerpt) Read more at abcnews.go.com ...
I jist WUV a well freddled gruntbuggly!
I stink at this stuff. Your version is great. Want to use Ferlinghetti next or Corso?
That's a horrible picture of Drew Barrymore. Her boobs look out of place.
It's a different one.
Is it? OK, I need a literal translation of this tape. Yesterday. Something just occured to me. Thank you for that info, BTW.
I can't find a translation available yet, but at 17 minutes in length, it would be fairly lengthy.
Mark....
Dammit, I closed it by accident and now it's overloaded or has been shut down
Roses are Red
Violets are Blue
Tomahawks will,
soon find you.
How Does al Qaeda Send Terror Tapes Without Getting Caught?
According to al Libbi, it takes six to 12 weeks of travel in the remote and inhospitable areas along the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan, where bin Laden and Ayman al Zawahri are still hiding.
"'Moarning' Becomes Al-Qaeda"
That wins the obscure literary reference award ;)
What spincter of fear and backwardness bashes open innocent skulls or chops off heads?
Muhammed! Pedophile! Scum! Savage! Assh*le of 72 imaginary virgins! young boys bent before mullahs! old men getting theres! Muhammed! Muhammed! Nightmare of Muhammed! Muhammed the loser! Mental Muhammed! Muhmmed donkeypuncher of men!
the chair is against the wall. the chair is against the wall.
"The long sobs of the violins of autumn pierce my heart with monotonous languor."
Remarkable bird, the Norwegian Blue, idn'it, ay? Beautiful plumage!
Fascinating article. Thanks for linking it.
Afganistan Banana Stand
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