Posted on 10/28/2006 1:04:17 PM PDT by jmc1969
The Iraqi army captured a man said to have worked as the personal cameraman for Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the late leader of the al-Qaida in Iraq, the country's most feared insurgent group, the defense ministry reported on Saturday.
Spokesman Mohammed al-Askari, told al-Iraqiyah television Khalid al-Hayani was captured by Iraqi army troops in Diyala province, northeast of Baghdad.
He declined to say when al-Hayani was captured or give his nationality to avoid what he called future operations against terrorists. He would only add that video tapes and documents were found in al-Hayani's possession.
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Sometimes a wonder if that's such a bad thing. But then I remember that there are plenty of good Republican women.
They are hilarious and they are not done by me.
I do not know the details of this photoshops or screen caps either.
sorry
BUMP
"hat probably means they squeezed him for a good bit, and are now prepared to follow through on the intel."
If he is a cameraman, he probably has pics of the Al Queda company picnic and softball game, where the frolicking employees had their black hoods off.
Cool....once the Iraqis don't have to start worrying about
being PC they can go and massacre all the foreign fighters
when and where they find them, no questions asked. I would
guess that would mean lots of Iranians also. My guess is
that the indigent population is just trying to muscle in
for some of the goodies of the potential new government, and
doesn't want to be squeezed out, but once the government
starts governing, there will be less of that.Hopefully their
society will be more equitable than Saddams, unless they
all kill themselves with their Shiite/Sunni disagreements.
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