Al-Qaida chief asks nuclear experts to join jihad

Seattle Post-Intelligencer ^ | September 29, 2006 | DAVID RISING

[pawdoggie]

Jest in case some a you 7th century-loving jihad alchemists happen to be brewin' up a mess of anthrax, or have a few spare fuel rods from yer atomic pile. Or mebbe jest an ailin' uncle with a bad case of the flu.

[NicknamedBob]

"Al-Qaida chief asks nuclear experts to join jihad"

It's going to be really uncomfortable, walking around with nuclear bombs strapped to your waist.

[M. Espinola]

"We are in dire need of you," Does Abu Ham al-Mudface feel Russian nuclear fuel & tons of 'advisors' for Iran's mad rush for an offensive nuclear weapons arsenal, coupled with rouge Pakie nuclear-know-how for Iran's thugs does not count, or are they already factored into "nuclear jihad"?

Russia's Atomic Energy Minister Alexander Rumyantsev with Iran's parliament speaker Mehdi Karrubi during an official meeting in Tehran, Dec. 23, 2002. [Source: Associated Press/Vahid Salemi]

[hershey]

Sickening.

[PGalt]

Al-Qaeda chief asks for nuclear exports would join jihad.

It is UNclear if this job opportunity would be posted at the UN.

[Right_in_Virginia]

BTTT

[Nathan Zachary]

"Hellllooooo, they already have, they're in Iran."

And Paki-Stan. don't forget about that guy (I forget his name) who had that nuclear technology ring going that Bush shut down, and Bill Clinton ignored. He's under "house arrest" In Paki-Stan, so who knows what he's selling still.

[Nathan Zachary]

"If one of our cities is nuked, then we would be justified to drop a nuke on Mecca. We can be charitable and tell them beforehand.

No way. Drop it at the hieght of Ramadamadingdong, or whatever it is that sees masses of terrorists gather once a year in Mecca by the millions. Get a whole bunch of them with one stone.

[swain_forkbeard]

I suggest the use of 'field' in this translation has been used as in the English phrase 'field of battle'. So, field of jihad means field of holy battle. It's not a field of study but a place to make war.

[Felis_irritable]

That guy - A.Q. Khan. The Atlantic Monthly did a great 2-part article on him a few months back. We can thank him for a lot of what's going on now re: nukes and the third world.

[Nathan Zachary]

Time magazine about a year ago (I think), also had an article about him and the nuclear smuggling ring he ran. we still don't really know who has what, except for the stuff Kadaffi turned in. We do know Iran, and N Korea recieved alot of it.

Yet, Clinton is NEVER questioed by MSM about it, and it all happened during his presidency. For that RAT to claim Bush did nothing during his first 8 months in office, never mind having to scrub the stains out and sterilize the oval office, Bush shut this down quickly, without any media fanfare. He also got Mussraff under his thumb and made inroads so Afghanistan could be taken out, as well as Taliban in Pakistan.

[Felis_irritable]

Time and the Atlantic - but remember, we're mind-numbed conservative bots who watch nothing but Fox news, and in our pajamas.

[dhs12345]

Either way, I am betting that they would be stupid enough to return to the radioactive hole in the ground because of the religious importance. Radiation should finish off the rest.