Calls to Jihad Are Said to Lure Hundreds of Militants Into Iraq

The New York Times ^ | 11/01/03 | DON VAN NATTA Jr. and DESMOND BUTLER

[Pokey78]

FLYPAPER STRATEGERY!

[Cindy]

September 11, 2001: "Attack on America!" (UPDATED DAILY.)
http://www.truthusa.com/911.html

[PeteFromMontana]

And so the conversation goes like this:

#1 Terrorist: Yeah man, I am just bored to death here in Europe, any good action anywhere?

#2 Terrorist: I hear ya man, the only action I have heard about is in Iraq, I understand the virgins are ripe for the picking, the only thing is we will have to go through about 150,000 pissed off Americans

#1 Terrorist: Hey, that doesn't sound too bad, pass the pipe and let's hit the road.

#2 Terrorist: Okay, let me saddle up the camels and we are out of here

[dts32041]

Can you say target rich enviorment?

[Cobra64]

A few MOABS on Mecca would clear up this nonsense very quickly. If that doesn't cut it, a few nukes should make the point. Tit-for-Tat is my rejoinder. Flattened these bastards faster than the democrats criticizing our Commander in Chief, and our President, George W Bush.

If I were W, I'd have the football REALLY close. Then again, that might not be a good idea; I'd snap the pigskin faster than most Centers I know. If y'all get my drift.

[DannyTN]

1.5 billion muslims in the world and Al Quaida attracts hundreds.

We should set up our own Al Quaida training camps. And "process" any volunteers that show up.

[GrandmaPatriot]

Posts by stomponu Search

Bush election donors share $8bn bonanza

Poted by stomponu to Brian S
On News/Activism 10/31/2003 10:46 PM EST #3 of 4

I can tell you that the "no bid" bootie to Haliburton and the other Bush contributors is starting to stink real bad even to conservatives like me.

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Calls to Jihad Are Said to Lure Hundreds of Militants Into Iraq

Posted by stomponu to dts32041
On News/Activism 10/31/2003 10:43 PM EST #5 of 6

You can say we get hit 36 times a day now and for what? Please someone tell me why? My son is over there and I can't sleep at night. I don't want him to die for this rotten war.

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No evidence Saddam coordinates anti-US attacks in Iraq: Powell

Posted by stomponu to mvpel
On News/Activism 10/31/2003 10:33 PM EST #11 of 11

but a false reason for invading. right?



Get Outa Here. Go back to DU.

[Poohbah]

Buh-bye, troll!

[PeteFromMontana]

Sniff...Sniff....What the?....Just what is that extremely offensive odor???....Whew...man, that stinks!!!

OH NO...IT'S A RAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

RUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[PLMerite]

Man, they always yank the trolls' posts before I get to read 'em...

[Your Ilk]

"Bring it on"
(rope a dope)

[dts32041]

I suggest you go to new york look in the hole that was the WTC, maybe go towhat use to be Rhein mein air base and look at the hole in the ground there that was created in 83 or maybe berlin and see the hole that was a discoteque,or maybe look at the patch jobon the uss cole, if that doesn't make you understand what your child is doing, in iraq, then just maybe, you should the next flight there and bring your child home, as he can't be worrying about his mama when defending the country.

[exit82]

See the middle quote in post number eight by Grandma Patriot above for the offending post.

The troll was outed rather quickly by fellow Freepers. Stomp-on-u as a screen name was a good clue as to what we are dealing with.

As for the Jihadis drawn to Iraq: it is like moths to a flame.

[NicknamedBob]

"Please someone tell me why? My son is over there and I can't sleep at night. I don't want him to die for this rotten war."

I feel sure that your son will be safe and return to you. The odds are in his favor. We have thousands of troops over there and all are very alert. Keep in mind that young men in his age group tend to attract misfortune. It could be argued that a similar sized group who are all here may even be suffering higher casualties. I know of at least three anecdotal instances of soldiers who had been there who came here and met an unfortunate fate.

If your son is cautious by nature, and if you believe he will heed his training, you should be able to rest easier. Have faith, in him, if nowhere else.

As to why he is there, well, it's because he chooses to make his stand between his loved ones, and the war's desolation.

Courage! He has it, and we all need it.

[fiftymegaton]

Let's say 60 to 65 million Muslim males(age 15-64) living in neighboring countries of Iraq with easy access to the country and let's say another 110 to 200 million with the same demographic living in countries that have easy transit through those neighboring countries to Iraq. Now let's take the 265 million and say that one percent of those Muslims are radicalized and believe Osama was/is a 'holy' warrior of Allah. Considering this is probably the number one reason for living on their agenda they would probably all try to get into Iraq to 'fight the infidel'. That would make a grand total of 2.65 million radical muslim males ages 15-64 trying to gain entrance to Iraq. Even if we cut out all the non-neighboring countries the number is still in the hundreds of thousands. And that is taking into account only 1 percent of the specific demographic of male, ages 15-64. I can certainly believe that the real number is at least over 10,000.

[Spruce]

[ccmay]

We should set up our own Al Quaida training camps. And "process" any volunteers that show up.

Sshhhh! Who says we aren't?

-ccm

[SwinneySwitch]

Jihad on all jihads!

[FairOpinion]

"FLYPAPER STRATEGERY! "

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Exactly. I much rather have them all go to Iraq and have our troops get rid of them, then have them congragate in the US attacking civilians here.

This alone was worth taking over Iraq. How else could we get them to come from all over the world and congragate in a relatively small place?