Posted on 09/11/2009 1:21:44 AM PDT by nickcarraway
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Al Qaeda thug Khalid Sheik Mohammed, the mastermind of the 9/11 attacks and former No. 2 henchman of Osama bin Laden, looks oddly like his monstrous mentor after six years of captivity.
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But, KSM, as he's known in intelligence circles, doesn't look any worse for wear in photographs taken in July during a visit by the International Committee of the Red Cross to Guantanamo Bay.
A healthy-looking Mohammed has grown a long bin Laden-like beard, while sporting a red-checkered turban.
The last the world saw of him six years ago, he was disheveled, paunchy, in a stretched T-shirt covering a hairy chest and shoulders, and needing a bath.
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He’s gonna walk before the libs are done...
Will he get the Medal of Freedom?
Torturer!
Nobel.
LMAO!
Isn't that a misrepresentation?
They are probably including the times they put too much ice in his mai tai.
He looks so much like Rosey O’dumbell he could be her twin brother. Unreal.
Well that will certainly get Amnesty International after you :)
Oh Woe is me... Why's everybody pickin on me???
“Gitmo been berry, berry good to me”
That’s not a beard. He just let his chest hairs grow out.
That’s not a beard. He just let his chest hairs grow out.
I bet his wife wears her burqa to bed!
No wonder they’re all insane. Their mothers dress like ghosts & hide their faces & the men are wrapped in sheets!
“I bet his wife wears her burqa to bed!
No wonder they’re all insane. Their mothers dress like ghosts & hide their faces & the men are wrapped in sheets!”
We have a WINNER. Nominated for POST OF THE DAY!
“I bet his wife wears her burqa to bed!
No wonder they’re all insane. Their mothers dress like ghosts & hide their faces & the men are wrapped in sheets!”
We have a WINNER. Nominated for POST OF THE DAY!
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