Women's clothing found in Zarqawi house

Reuters ^ | June 10, 2006

[HAL9000]

Excerpts -

HIBHIB, Iraq (Reuters) - Abu Musab al-Zarqawi was accompanied by women who wore skimpy night clothing, and read magazines on current affairs and militant propaganda, an inspection of the house he was killed in showed on Saturday.

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Also beside the slabs of concrete was a woman's leopard skin nightgown and other skimpy women's clothes.

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"I feel good. Zarqawi is dead. Thank you America," said Adel Hussein, 33, a resident of the area.

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[Dallas59]

[nopardons]

Oh, okay...I missed the latest; however, at least I knew that there were women there. :-)

[BIGLOOK]

Heard about the curfew and no drive stuff on the (selected) news.

This event should raise the prestige of the Iraqi police and military. Hope this shuts off the money pipeline. Let's see how daring the terrorists are relying on faith alone.

Stay safe!

[nopardons]

Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.......................

*shrugs*

[madconserv]

Any women that marry or hang with Zarc and his ilk are not innocents, agreed?

[Question Liberal Authority]

Any women that marry or hang with Zarc and his ilk are not innocents, agreed?

I think we can all agree that anyone who was in that house with Zarqawi is brain dead.

[Allegra]

Remember what they uncovered in Uday and Qusay's dens (porno videos, pictures of GWB's daughters they leered over).

I'm sure Uday and Qusay were part of Zarq's welcoming committee in Hell.

By the way, I went in that "Pleasure Palace" of Uday and Qusay's in '04. You would not believe the overdone opulence of that place.

Last I heard, it was being used for offices and lodging for some top security clearance personnel here.

[madconserv]

Yup. I'm just wondering if nopardons is upset that some "innocents may have been killed.

[AmericanInTokyo]

Did that captured 'pleasure palace' in Iraq have a 'rape room' down below underneath?

What an experience you had.

[Allegra]

That WSJ article is right on the mark. Thank you for the link.

Oh...and Murtha is an idiot.

[Allegra]

What an experience you had.

I'm still here. ;-)

Thursday was an exciting day to be here. The only other day in the two and a half years I've been here that was more exciting was that first Election Day in January 2005.

Those kinds of days make all the rough days we experience here worth it.

[madconserv]

I'm sure Uday and Qusay were part of Zarq's welcoming committee in Hell.

Poor islomofacists. They now know that there are no virgins, no Alla, no Mohamed, only an evil worse then they. Say hello to the man in the red suit.

[madconserv]

I truely hope this boosts your moral and the rest of the troops. Semfir fi. Hoo ah.

[Allegra]

I truely hope this boosts your moral and the rest of the troops. Semfir fi. Hoo ah.

Oh, it has.

Hearing Iraqis say "Thank you, America" and chanting "USA! USA! USA!" is a great morale booster.

They realize our troops did a GREAT job wasting that terrorist creep.

[madconserv]

Them saying thankyou America I heard about but not "USA! USA! USA!" Wow. How could I. I'm stuck in the drive by media land.

[6SJ7]

Save some for Saddam and Mookie, Abu. Don't be greedy.

LOL! Why am I reminded of Grandpa Munster every time I see a picture of Helen Thomas?!

[elcid1970]

Remember when our forces nailed the Saddam Spawn?

Sean Hannity announced it thus:

"UDAY and CUSAY are DEAD-AY!"

[Allegra]

I heard about but not "USA! USA! USA!"

I heard some chanting that on Thursday. (It actually kind of choked me up.)

I've been telling them that they should root for us in the World Cup now.

That suggestion isn't being met with quite as much enthusiasm, however. LOL

[madconserv]

BTW check this out, just in case you didn't know:
There are libs actually suggesting Bush needs to be impeached after this because had Bush not used Zarqawi -- almost like Zarqawi was an unawares tool of a dastardly and deceitful Bush conspiracy. "In addition to being logically untenable, it is ridiculous. In the summer of 2002, Zarqawi led an organization that, in time, became Ansar al-Islam," and we've talked about Ansar al-Slam on this program. It is "an al-Qaeda affiliate based in northern Iraq – which named its hideout 'Little Tora Bora' out of solidarity with bin Laden long before the invasion of Iraq. His group forcibly took its base of operations on September 11, 2001."

In fact, speaking of all of this, for you leftist tinfoil hat wearers out there, try this. There's a little gem in the New York Times today tucked in the middle of John Burns' report on Zarqawi. Here it is: "Maj. Gen. William B. Caldwell IV...told reporters at a briefing that United States commanders had identified the man most likely to take over as Al Qaeda's leader in Iraq, an Egyptian militant who uses the nom de guerre Abu al-Masri. General Caldwell said Mr. Masri had been in Iraq since 2002, and had played a major role in organizing suicide bombings around Baghdad."

Well, wait a minute. Wait a minute! I thought that you guys at the New York Times said, "There were no terrorists in Iraq until the Americans brought them there." Now we have an example of two terrorists, Al-Qaeda to boot, in Iraq, before we went there. One is Zarqawi, and the other is Abu al-Masri. You know, the editors of the New York Times had to be asleep at the switch on this one. This is a major screw-up on the part of Little Pinch's gang for letting this one out.
http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/daily/site_060906/content/truth_detector.guest.html
Don't worry you guys are doing the right thing.

[Recovering_Democrat]

He likely was a cross dresser. There will be hell to pay for the military if they killed a gay cross-dressing Muslim terrorist.