Hi. My name is Abu Boohoo Zarqawi and I'm dead now.
Happy Iraqis celebrate the death of Z Pig: 
Which Hamas or al Qaeda Son of a pig is next? We will find your "Safe House" and send you to hell to be with the Z pig!
Posted on 06/08/2006 9:22:02 AM PDT by Abathar
GAZA (Reuters) - The ruling Palestinian faction Hamas on Thursday deplored the killing by U.S. warplanes of the al Qaeda leader in Iraq Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, describing him as a casualty of a crusade against Arabs and Muslims.
Hamas, branded as a terrorist group by the United States and the European Union and shunned by the West since winning office in the Palestinian government in March, had distanced itself in the past from violence abroad blamed on al Qaeda.
But in a statement faxed to Reuters after Zarqawi was killed in a U.S. air strike north of Baghdad on Wednesday, Hamas said it mourned the Jordanian-born insurgent as a "martyr of the (Muslim Arab) nation."
"With hearts full of faith, Hamas commends brother-fighter Abu Musab ... who was martyred at the hands of the savage crusade campaign which targets the Arab homeland, starting in Iraq," the statement said.
Outrageous. Kill these Sand Nazis, pronto.
Regards, Ivan
The friend of our enemy is our enemy.
Hi. My name is Abu Boohoo Zarqawi and I'm dead now.
Happy Iraqis celebrate the death of Z Pig:
Which Hamas or al Qaeda Son of a pig is next? We will find your "Safe House" and send you to hell to be with the Z pig!
As do US liberals.
Zarqawi was very busy killing Arabs and Muslims, so this does not compute.
Which liberals?
"Now give us aid money!"
a couple of MOABs will do the trick
Quick, let's give Hamas some money so they will like us.
That's right, you SOB's, and there's more where THAT came from!
Has there ever been a scumbag loser whom the Palestinians have *not* backed?
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