Posted on 02/19/2015 6:48:18 AM PST by maggief
Revealed: Brutal leader of ISIS was once a bespectacled SECRETARY working in an office admin department
http://www.businessinsider.com/abu-bakr-al-baghdadi-declassified-iraq-prison-file-2015-2
Here is the Army’s declassified Iraq prison file on the leader of ISIS
They shouldn’t redact the bastard’s relatives’ names, they should publish them on the front page.
Al Capone’s business cards stated he was a ‘Furniture Salesman’............
Looks like he had a job....take that! Marie Harf!! lol
This is the reason no muzzie prisoner should be allowed to walk away. They need to “disappear”.
....that section is reserved for 2nd amendment concealed carry types
Hah! He probably has a lot of latent hostility from being abused by a boss.
Just confirms “the banality of evil”, doesn’t it?
In this war however, there should be zero tolerance for Jihadist. They must either be imprisoned for life, or be executed.
Touché.
American’s are hindered by self imposed excessive irrelevant legalisms when waging war against a brutal, amoral enemy who readily take advantage of the diffident behavior. They suffer unnecessary casualties and prolong conflicts without definitive resolutions.
And Himmler was a chicken farmer.
Just goes to show, “you don’t need a college education to get ahead”, as just quoted by my wife of 55 years. She’s pretty sharp for an old gal but I still love her.
so unemployment lead him to terrorism?
Looks like life is good for Abu Bakr as ISIS leader - he’s put on some poundage since his secretary days.
Would coffins be considered ‘furniture’ or ‘housing’?
Hitler was a wallpaper hanger and a failed artist...a rotten, evil mind exists anywhere.
I think it depends if you're sleeping in one, or if you're interred in one…
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