[Ukiapah Heep]

I guess we're waiting for the electrician, or someone like him. Inside Firesign Ping.

[Jackknife]

Well, add two more scumbags to the target list.

[dirtbiker]

Hadid, an electrician who lived with his mother,

"Do as I say, or I'll turn off your lights! If that don't work, I'll tell my mommie!"

[WOSG]

Ah yes, minimizing the Fallujah victory alert.

All we defeated was a man who lived with his mother...

And 2000 of his bloodthirsty relations.

[livius]

Well, there goes the "peaceful Sufis" myth.

[per loin]

amazing how well connected to the enemy, the writers for this free newsletter published in a backwater little new england town are!!...

[Cacique]

Prophet of Doom : Islam's Terrorist Dogma in Muhammad's Own Words

CLICK ON ABOVE IMAGE

[Constantine XIII]

So what? Quisling was Norwegian.

[VOA]

transforming Fallujah from a sleepy Euphrates River backwater into a potent
symbol of Arab nationalism.

Hmmm...what I've heard is that Fallujah was a sort of open-free-for-all
town set up for the pleasure and enjoyment of Saddam's Baathist-Party buddies....

[Cicero]

A Google Search shows that Hamza Hendawi works for AP and has also written for Salon. He seems to specialize in propaganda articles that undermine the war effort.

Here's a list of some of his articles:

http://www.idsnews.com/profile.php?byline=Hamza+Hendawi

It's noticeable that he's big on explosions in Baghdad, soldiers being killed, people being blown up, and the like. He also seems to have taken a lead role in disseminating one of the earliest pieces of liberal propaganda against the war: the Baghdad Museum looting--which turned out to be fabricated. One of these museum looting articles, a flagrant propaganda piece, is found at the link above.

[sruleoflaw]

Thanks for posting this story. What journalistic trash -- so Fallujah is "a potent symbol of Arab nationalism" -- kidnapping and killing humanitarian aid workers, beheading people, making 10-year-old girls wives. This is not Arab nationalism as much as it is terrorism.

[El Gato]

Before the assault on Fallujah, U.S. officials described the city as a den of foreign terrorists, but its top commanders were an electrician and a mosque preacher - both natives of the community and now on the run from American forces.

Figure heads most likely. The one guy sounds more like just a cheerleader anyway. I'll take the US Marines word that they've found lots of dead and injured foreign Muj in Fallujah.

[festus]

An electrician ?

This is truly shocking........