Al Qaeda Jihadists Tell Newsweek: Ayman Al-Zawahiri Provokes Serious Ideological Split

Newsweek press release ^ | July 22, 2007 | Newsweek

[lentulusgracchus]

The trick would be to neutralize Pakistans nukes in the ensuing chaos.

Do that first, at the outset.

If they succeed taking Pakistan, India may do the nasty for us and we can keep our hands clean.

Well, that would appear to be the main idea. And none of this letting the bearded extremists pull that "tactical" trucial crap, phony peacemaking, etc., etc. Make them fight, make them fight hard, and make them fight to the last man and boy. And hang the madrassa teachers, Al Q'aedists, and Taliban out of hand -- they started all this.

Then find Bin Laden, and bring him to the well of the Senate in a cage, to see what should be done with him. Personally, I prefer a helicopter ride to New York, ending at the 106th floor of the World Trade Center.

[Archie Bunker on steroids]

Once Musharaf is out of the way Pakistan becomes an Islamic state with nuclear weapons. It'd be suicide to hold back.

They've been that way for awhile now....the populous believes that the Islamic state gives them legal rights to drive all non-muslimes out...which they have just about done.

[infidel29]

Personally, I prefer a helicopter ride to New York, ending at the 106th floor of the World Trade Center.

Jim Quinn sees his punishment as thus, build a prison cell out of wood, nice, no ramshackle affair, lift it about 100 stories up on one of those high rise cranes, then light it on fire. Give him the same choice the victims in the WTC had.

[bray]

The Surge is Working and terrorists are Tired of Dying

Pray for W and Our Freedom Fighters

[lentulusgracchus]

Will it have synthetic-fiber carpets that burn at about 1400 degrees F?

There is a photo somewhere on one of the WTC threads, that some photog took in the first minutes after the first hit, of the gaping hole in the north wall of WTC1. The guy didn't know what he had when he took the shot -- later, when he developed it and blew it up, he sucked air at what he saw. There, on the 91st floor, standing in the gap where the 767's left engine pod had carved its outline in the box-beams of the outer skin, was a young woman with long, blonde hair. She was about 5' 10" and 140-150 pounds, wearing (apparently) jeans or slacks and a black sweater. She was standing at the very edge of the hole, both hands on one of the bent-over box beams that jutted up into the little space that had been left between the engine pod and the fuselage. She had her left arm around the beam and her right hand resting on it about even with her left shoulder. Her hair was honey-blonde and waist-length, and it hung forward over her right shoulder to her waist. She was looking down. Behind her, a floor above her in the darkness of the interior, you could see through the gouge the wing had made in the concrete of the 92nd floor a fluorescent tube, still lit. To her right (at left of the hole), you could see carpeting on fire in the offices nearest her on either side of the hole. Nobody ever came down from 91 -- the way down was cut off by wreckage. If she could have grabbed a length of Romag and made a stout sling, she could have wall-walked down and kicked her way back in on 90, 10 feet below, where lots of people got out through one stairwell. I wonder who she was.

I want that bastard to look down and see what she saw.

Sic manifesto.

[lentulusgracchus]

The days of, “If we won’t bother them, they won’t bother us” is long gone. We know better now.

I'm afraid you're right. Just as well Fred Rogers is dead. He wouldn't like the next few years.