Taliban leader( Mullah Mateen) involved in SKorean kidnappings killed: government

Yahoo ^ | Sept 4 2007 | by Mohammad Yaqob

[Dog]

Oh the sorrow he never got to spend those millions...paybacks are a witch!

[Dog]

"Through the kidnapping of the Koreans we gained worldwide media coverage," Yousuf Ahmadi told AFP.

Hey Yousuf...whose your daddy.

[Lurker]

A Taliban spokesman told AFP Tuesday that abductions had proven to be an "effective tactic" which the rebels planned to use again.

You might want to reconsider that there, Sparky.

L

[Badeye]

No doubt Bill Maher is weeping over this....

[JoanVarga]

Security forces killed a Taliban commander involved in the July kidnapping of 23 South Koreans

Just another day of great news! It's early yet, but this month is shaping up to be Sweet September...so far!

-Joan

[nuconvert]

Pong

[Lazamataz]

Taliban leader( Mullah Mateen) .... killed government

He killed the entire government???

Them Talibans is TOUGH.

[milwguy]

Too bad the MSM also did not ‘report’ that the Taliban were fighting amongst themselves over who would get to rape the women first. The two who were released reported to their gov’t that they were repeatedly raped and that is when the S Koreans caved and paid 50,000 a person ransom for their release. I hope this ‘Mullah’ rots in hell with Mullah Dadullah and the rest.

[gridlock]

A Taliban spokesman told AFP Tuesday that abductions had proven to be an "effective tactic" which the rebels planned to use again.

Well, killing you morons by the boat-load is an "effective tactic" which the US-led coalition plans to use again... and again... and again...

[Southack]

Paying a large bribe to terrorist leader: expensive

Bugging the money: cheap

Blowing the fvqker up when he opens his moneybag: priceless.

[samadams2000]

Yeah so who gets the ransom funds?

[DoughtyOne]

"The Kabul administration was saying that we do not exist and we are a group based outside Afghanistan. When we held face-to-face talks with the Koreans, we showed that we're here and have control over ground inside the country."

But alas, control is such a fleeting thing...

And it's too bad they've run out of virgins. Some fellas just can't catch a break.

[dooltotheend]

Now now, pipe down. You know these taliban people are principled revolutionaries with grievances against America. The abductions, rapes and murders of S Koreans are simply their way to get some media attention to their plight. It is indeed tragic that Mullah Abdullah go to Hellah died before realizing the fruits of his holy crusade.

[shield]

We’ve been waiting until the hostages were safe...then went and killed the bad guys.

[NormsRevenge]

Whack-A-Mullah! or is it Rack&Stack-a-Mole-ah? Game on!

[milwguy]

Very true....I am sure we had a good idea where they were, but because we are too PC to have ‘collateral damage’, ie hostages, wewaited till they were gone. The message to Mullahs fellow Jihadi’s will not be that kidnapping pays, but that it will very likely get you killed. Alas, his fellow ‘Mullahs’ ain’t bright enough to grasp the obivous and will likely find a similar fate.

[Dog]

Next up in the dock...

Allayar said Mateen played a key role in the kidnapping, including telephone negotiations with the government in the early days of the crisis. He said another Taliban leader also wanted for the abduction, Mullah Abdullah Jan, remained at large.

Mullah Abdullah Jan...

[gridlock]

And it's too bad they've run out of virgins. Some fellas just can't catch a break.

Well, most of the Talibunnies being killed are virgins, so it is a self-supplying thing. It just means they are being sent to Paradise in lots of 73.

[DoughtyOne]

Oh that’s ripe. Nobody said what sex the 73 virgins were. (or did they?) Good one.

[Bringbackthedraft]

Our side must be great shooters. They always kill them, they never just wound them?