oops...Infidel media, maybe if I cover my eyes they won't recognize me.
Posted on 04/27/2007 4:30:10 PM PDT by Pokey78
Nope. No connection there.
Move along.
Hey—— The war in Iraq has nothing to do with the war on terror.
The post of the day. Yeah, Saddam had no connection to Al Qaeda. /s
But but but...the Democrats said we need to leave Iraq and go find the real terrorists in Afghanistan.
Nice to see Bush out there letting the people know about this....oh yeah....he’s no where to be found like usual.
I wonder if Gitmo will be taken off the list of gulags now that this killer of Europeans is there. /s
Wonder who this is?
Nothing at all. This is all part of that sectarian hornet’s nest we stirred up on Arbusto’s oil expedition. If it weren’t for us, this guy would be a peaceful citizen running a street corner fruit stand somewhere.
Nope, our actions in Iraq turned this formerly peaceful person into a terrorist.
Have the pigs had their way with him yet?
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1822592/posts
An al-Queda operative being given transit by the Iranians. Isn’t the conventional wisdom that Sunnis and Shiites do not cooperate?
Abd al-Hadi al-Iraqi.
Good news from the Pentagon: Al-Qaida operative captured.
WASHINGTON - The Pentagon announced Friday the capture of one of al-Qaida’s most senior and most experienced operatives, an Iraqi who was trying to return to his native country when he was captured.
Bryan Whitman, a Pentagon spokesman, said the captive is Abd al-Hadi al-Iraqi. He was received by the Pentagon this week from the CIA, Whitman said, but the spokesman would not say where or when al-Iraqi was captured or by whom.
The Pentagon described Al-Iraqi as an associate of al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden and as someone who may have been targeting Westerners outside of Iraq.
The Pentagon took custody of al-Iraqi at Guantanamo Bay, the detention center for terror suspects, Whitman said. He is the 15th so-called high-value detainee to be taken to Guantanamo Bay after being held by the CIA in secret prisons abroad. The other 14 were sent to Guantanamo Bay last September and have since undergone military hearings there to affirm their status as enemy combatants eligible for military trials.
Whitman said al-Iraqi was believed responsible for plotting cross-border attacks from Pakistan on U.S. forces in Afghanistan, and that he led an effort to assassinate Pakistan’s president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, as well as unspecified officials of the United Nations.
Reached for comment, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid called for Al-Iraqi’s immediate release. “How can we surrender to him while he’s being tortured in the Guantanamo concentration camp?” Reid asked, with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi blinking furiously at his side.
Source: Little Green Footballs
Another piece of trash in the bag!!!
The enemy of my enemy is my friend.
That is the conventional wisdom. Thousand year old blood feud and all that...
I suppose a firing squad is out of the question.
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