Posted on 07/18/2007 4:35:16 AM PDT by james500
You don’t get it. They have so many because they’re constantly replaced, thanks to the men and women on the ground and in the air. Think cells, but many beehives.
I wonder if all the recent loses by AQ will effect the up coming attack on Israel on the 23rd of this month. See the "Something Happening In Israel" thread.
When you are done with him, feed him to the pigs along wih the rest of the slop.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1867487/posts?page=231#231
This was posted last night by Son House.
Son House kept us updated.
Goto Straight Vermonter’s page.
al-Masri... reported dead months ago.
I have been watching sporadically the Senate debate on C-SPAN. I wish someone on our side would make that point. They signed a joint resolution that was passed overwhelmingly that stated that AQ was in Iraq before we ever invaded it. These are some of the same folks who carried out 9/11 and multiple other attacks against us dating back to at least 1993 and they declared war against us in 1996 in writing. Since when do we walk away from fighting the enemy no matter where he is?
Wait how can one report say captured, and another say killed?
Now there is a name with a catchy beat....
Ooooooooohhhhh,
Khaled ... Abdul
Fattah Dawoud ... Mahmoud
AllllMashha ... dani
He's the Abu ... Shahid
You could probably put together a fun song around a refrain like that.
I've always shortened it to "Chuck"...
The capture of this guy led to the death of the other guy, since this guy talked.
Also they said this guy had ties to the internet and thats how they found him. I wonder if he posted at DU.
..but everyone knew him as Nancy ...
LMAO! Too funny!
One al-Masri was reported dead but it wasn’t the same Iraq al-Masri. Al-Masri means “from Eqypt” so it is a common name.
More like Chuckie.
Glad someone got it .
“Heres the medias cop out phrase,
al-Mashhadani was a leader of the militant Ansar al-Sunnah group before joining al-Qaida in Iraq 2 1/2 years ago.
Huh? They were quoting the the brigadier general, who I assume got this from military intelligence. How is that a media cop-out phrase? Or is the general in cahoots with the media?
They quoted information from the general. Were they just supposed to leave that out? Do you have a super secret source telling you that this group did have contact with Al-Qaeda?
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