Alzarqawi is not taken yet!

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[Alphamale]

it's gone already.

by the way what is it anyway?

[networker]

A man by the surname alias of Al-Zarqawi is one of othe top 5 most wanted terrorists in the world.

Literally means "Man from Zarqa", a Jordan city.

http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/meast/...awi/index.html

[domainstosell]

That would go well with صدام.com (xn--mgbpr0e.com)

[bwhhisc]

Originally Posted by networker

A man by the surname alias of Al-Zarqawi is one of othe top 5 most wanted terrorists in the world.

Not any more...http://www.yahoo.com/

[networker]

Originally Posted by bwhhisc

Not any more...http://www.yahoo.com/

Check my edited post re: the CNN article link.

[Alphamale]

Originally Posted by bwhhisc

Not any more...http://www.yahoo.com/

I don't think they've found him yet though..

.. well not all of him

[Drewbert]

Looks like we've turned ANOTHER corner in Iraq.

When was it that Cheney said the insurgents were in their "last throes"?

Oh yeah, 1 year ago.

Sheesh.

[idn]

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I considered registering this about 3 times in the past and each time I envisioned strange figures awakening me in the middle of the night to "chat"

[rhys]

looks like it's confirmed. the body they found is a match.

[touchring]

Originally Posted by Drewbert

Looks like we've turned ANOTHER corner in Iraq.

When was it that Cheney said the insurgents were in their "last throes"?

Oh yeah, 1 year ago.

Sheesh.

Well, obviously someone is going to claim that $25 million? Was it $25 million? Luckily, that info is correct, or some other people are going to die in his place. I would believe that the airstrike was ordered the moment the lead was obtained. But unfortunately the guys that lend him the house, they might not even know him, if they are staying in there as well, aren't so lucky.

They should come out with more of those rewards, and it will save more lives, and also money as well.

[Drewbert]

>They should come out with more of those rewards, and it will save more lives, and also money as well.

Too late now, the Genie is out of the bottle. All they're doing is creating martyrs.

Iraq is fucked.

Afghanistan is heading that way too.

Al Qaeda is much larger than is was in 2001.

And there is one man to blame.

Commander Codpiece.

[Giant]

Originally Posted by Drewbert

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Al Qaeda is much larger than is was in 2001.

Yes, US has a larger and more powerful enemy now. What is the wisdom of choosing such an enemy?

[rhys]

Originally Posted by Giant

Yes, US has a larger and more powerful enemy now. What is the wisdom of choosing such an enemy?

Well in point of fact, they kind of chose us. But on top of that, we decided to spend $100 billion dollars to build them the world's largest terrorist training camp. With that kind of money, we could afford a personal tutor for every schoolchild in america. oh well.

[Alphamale]

CNN Breaking News

-- Abu Musab al-Zarqawi was alive when U.S. troops reached him after the U.S. bombing raid, but died "almost immediately" after, Maj. Gen. William Caldwell said.

..that was a quick trial.

[Drewbert]

He's apparently not really the big fish they made him out to be....

http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/200607/zarqawi

Sound's like it won't make much difference in Iraq. Apart from creating another martyr.