Saturday, December 30, 2006
SADDAM HUSSEIN IS HUNG IN IRAQ!!!!!!!
THE DEATH OF A DICTATOR! HUSSEIN IS DEAD!!!! This is a great day for the US, Iraq, and the world. Although, I think he got off too easy. I would have tortured his ass!! Here is an article.
BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- Defiant to the end, Saddam Hussein mocked Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr moments before he was hanged, a witness said Saturday.
The Iraqi government executed Hussein before dawn as punishment for his role in a massacre of his own people, more than two decades before he was toppled by a U.S.-led invasion.
A video of the execution broadcast on Al-Iraqiya state television showed Hussein, dressed in a black overcoat, being led into a room by three masked guards.
A witness, Iraqi Judge Munir Haddad, said that one of the executioners told Hussein that the former dictator had destroyed Iraq, which sparked an argument that was joined by several government officials in the room.
As a noose was tightened around Hussein's neck, one of the executioners yelled "long live Muqtada al-Sadr," Haddad said, referring to the powerful anti-American Shiite religious leader.
Hussein, a Sunni, uttered one last phrase before he died, saying "Muqtada al-Sadr" in a mocking tone, according to Haddad's account.
The judge said Hussein appeared "totally oblivious to what was going on around him. I was very surprised. He was not afraid of death."
But Haddad's description of Hussein's demeanor before his execution contrasts markedly with that of another witness, Iraqi national security adviser Mowaffak al-Rubaie. "He was a broken man," al-Rubaie said. "He was afraid. You could see fear in his face."
The former dictator refused to wear a hood as he was hanged, al-Rubaie said.
Hussein's death came in "a blink of the eye" after his executioner activated the gallows just after 6 a.m. (10 p.m. Friday ET), said al-Rubaie.
"This dark page has been turned over," al-Rubaie said. "Saddam is gone. Today Iraq is an Iraq for all the Iraqis, and all the Iraqis are looking forward. ... The [Hussein] era has gone forever."
Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, who didn't attend the execution, used it as an opportunity to plead for national unity to ward off deadly sectarian violence which is straining Iraq's fledgling government.
"In the name of the people I call on all men of the past regime and manipulated by it to reconsider their stances," al-Maliki said in a written statement released after the execution.
"The door is still open for every person who does not have blood of innocents on his hands to join in rebuilding of Iraq, which will be for all Iraqis without exceptions or discrimination." Deadly car bombs Saturday struck a mainly Shiite neighborhood in Baghdad and the southern Shiite town of Kufa, officials said.
Word of Hussein's execution was followed by Iraqi street celebrations.
Burial place undecided
Hussein, 69, will be buried somewhere in Iraq "in the next few hours," although talks are still under way to decide where, al-Rubaie said.
"We will wash him, wrap him, put him in an Islamic coffin, someone from the Islamic community will read a death prayer over him and he will be buried with old Islamic rituals," he said.
The Shiite Iraqi channel Biladi TV broadcast video of what appeared to be Hussein's body wrapped in a white shroud with only his head exposed.
Al-Rubaie said that while the execution was carried out with due respect to Hussein -- and following "all international and Islamic standards" -- some witnesses and the executioner could not resist celebrating by dancing around the body after the hanging.
"It's a very ordinary action of a number of people -- some of them officials, some of them ordinary people, even the executioner as well because they have lost their loved ones -- their fathers, brothers, sisters -- this is a natural reaction," he said.
"I would like to make this day a day of unity of Iraqis," al-Rubaie said. "We need to forgive, forget the past now and look forward and progress toward stability, security and prosperity of Iraq."
The execution took place outside the heavily fortified U.S. Green Zone, al-Rubaie said, and no Americans were present.
"It was an Iraqi operation from A to Z," he said. "The Americans were not present during the hour of the execution. They weren't even in the building."
He added that "there were no Shiite or Sunni clerics present, only the witnesses and those who carried out the actual execution were present."
On Al-Arabiya television, al-Rubaie said the execution took place at the 5th Division intelligence office in Qadhimiya.
In the United States, Iraqi-Americans celebrated in the street in Dearborn, Michigan, home to the nation's largest concentration of Iraqis.
Bush: Hussein received fair trial
White House deputy press secretary Scott Stanzel said President Bush was asleep when the execution took place and was not awakened. The president had been briefed by national security adviser Stephen Hadley before retiring and was aware the hanging was imminent, Stanzel said.
The White House issued a statement praising the Iraqi people for giving Hussein a fair trial.
"Fair trials were unimaginable under Saddam Hussein's tyrannical rule," Bush's statement read. "It is a testament to the Iraqi people's resolve to move forward after decades of oppression that, despite his terrible crimes against his own people, Saddam Hussein received a fair trial."
Hussein was hanged for his role in the 1982 Dujail massacre, in which 148 Iraqis were killed after a failed assassination attempt against the then-Iraqi president. (Two other co-defendants -- Barzan Hassan, Hussein's half-brother, and Awad Bandar, the former chief judge of the Revolutionary Court -- were also found guilty and had been expected to face execution with Hussein, but al-Rubaie said their executions were postponed "because we wanted to have this day to have an historic distinction
BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- Defiant to the end, Saddam Hussein mocked Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr moments before he was hanged, a witness said Saturday.
The Iraqi government executed Hussein before dawn as punishment for his role in a massacre of his own people, more than two decades before he was toppled by a U.S.-led invasion.
A video of the execution broadcast on Al-Iraqiya state television showed Hussein, dressed in a black overcoat, being led into a room by three masked guards.
A witness, Iraqi Judge Munir Haddad, said that one of the executioners told Hussein that the former dictator had destroyed Iraq, which sparked an argument that was joined by several government officials in the room.
As a noose was tightened around Hussein's neck, one of the executioners yelled "long live Muqtada al-Sadr," Haddad said, referring to the powerful anti-American Shiite religious leader.
Hussein, a Sunni, uttered one last phrase before he died, saying "Muqtada al-Sadr" in a mocking tone, according to Haddad's account.
The judge said Hussein appeared "totally oblivious to what was going on around him. I was very surprised. He was not afraid of death."
But Haddad's description of Hussein's demeanor before his execution contrasts markedly with that of another witness, Iraqi national security adviser Mowaffak al-Rubaie. "He was a broken man," al-Rubaie said. "He was afraid. You could see fear in his face."
The former dictator refused to wear a hood as he was hanged, al-Rubaie said.
Hussein's death came in "a blink of the eye" after his executioner activated the gallows just after 6 a.m. (10 p.m. Friday ET), said al-Rubaie.
"This dark page has been turned over," al-Rubaie said. "Saddam is gone. Today Iraq is an Iraq for all the Iraqis, and all the Iraqis are looking forward. ... The [Hussein] era has gone forever."
Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, who didn't attend the execution, used it as an opportunity to plead for national unity to ward off deadly sectarian violence which is straining Iraq's fledgling government.
"In the name of the people I call on all men of the past regime and manipulated by it to reconsider their stances," al-Maliki said in a written statement released after the execution.
"The door is still open for every person who does not have blood of innocents on his hands to join in rebuilding of Iraq, which will be for all Iraqis without exceptions or discrimination." Deadly car bombs Saturday struck a mainly Shiite neighborhood in Baghdad and the southern Shiite town of Kufa, officials said.
Word of Hussein's execution was followed by Iraqi street celebrations.
Burial place undecided
Hussein, 69, will be buried somewhere in Iraq "in the next few hours," although talks are still under way to decide where, al-Rubaie said.
"We will wash him, wrap him, put him in an Islamic coffin, someone from the Islamic community will read a death prayer over him and he will be buried with old Islamic rituals," he said.
The Shiite Iraqi channel Biladi TV broadcast video of what appeared to be Hussein's body wrapped in a white shroud with only his head exposed.
Al-Rubaie said that while the execution was carried out with due respect to Hussein -- and following "all international and Islamic standards" -- some witnesses and the executioner could not resist celebrating by dancing around the body after the hanging.
"It's a very ordinary action of a number of people -- some of them officials, some of them ordinary people, even the executioner as well because they have lost their loved ones -- their fathers, brothers, sisters -- this is a natural reaction," he said.
"I would like to make this day a day of unity of Iraqis," al-Rubaie said. "We need to forgive, forget the past now and look forward and progress toward stability, security and prosperity of Iraq."
The execution took place outside the heavily fortified U.S. Green Zone, al-Rubaie said, and no Americans were present.
"It was an Iraqi operation from A to Z," he said. "The Americans were not present during the hour of the execution. They weren't even in the building."
He added that "there were no Shiite or Sunni clerics present, only the witnesses and those who carried out the actual execution were present."
On Al-Arabiya television, al-Rubaie said the execution took place at the 5th Division intelligence office in Qadhimiya.
In the United States, Iraqi-Americans celebrated in the street in Dearborn, Michigan, home to the nation's largest concentration of Iraqis.
Bush: Hussein received fair trial
White House deputy press secretary Scott Stanzel said President Bush was asleep when the execution took place and was not awakened. The president had been briefed by national security adviser Stephen Hadley before retiring and was aware the hanging was imminent, Stanzel said.
The White House issued a statement praising the Iraqi people for giving Hussein a fair trial.
"Fair trials were unimaginable under Saddam Hussein's tyrannical rule," Bush's statement read. "It is a testament to the Iraqi people's resolve to move forward after decades of oppression that, despite his terrible crimes against his own people, Saddam Hussein received a fair trial."
Hussein was hanged for his role in the 1982 Dujail massacre, in which 148 Iraqis were killed after a failed assassination attempt against the then-Iraqi president. (Two other co-defendants -- Barzan Hassan, Hussein's half-brother, and Awad Bandar, the former chief judge of the Revolutionary Court -- were also found guilty and had been expected to face execution with Hussein, but al-Rubaie said their executions were postponed "because we wanted to have this day to have an historic distinction
A holiday message from Al Qaeda's number 2 leader Ayman Al-Zawahiri
He's at it again! This is Zawahiri's first audiotape in 3 years. (the last 2 1/2 years he's released nothing but videotapes. Lots of them...) He doesn't mention Saddam Hussein's death, so obviously it was recorded prior to last night. http://www.thenews.com.pk/update_detail.asp?id=15414
A top Taliban leader reacts to the execution of Saddam Hussein
Top Taliban leader Mullah Obaidullah says Saddam's death will spark more violence against Americans in Afghanistan. Yeah...okay...like they really need an excuse to intesify jihad against westerners. They would even if Saddam Hussein wasn't killed. The Taliban are a bunch of sick, twisted, ruthless fucks!
http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/ISL149654.htm
http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/ISL149654.htm
Abu Sayyaf leader Khadaffy Janjalani may be dead!!!
A dead body presumed to be his has been found in the Philippines. DNA tests are pending. It says he was killed in a firefight in September!
http://www.boston.com/news/world/asia/articles/2006/12/28/philippines_says_most_wanted_militant_may_be_dead/
This is killer news! The dirtbag has a 5,000,000 dollar reward on his head. If it wasn't for a tip from one of his terrorist cronies, we probably would have never discovered his body. Searching for something in the Filipino jungles is certainly not like searching for something in your backyard.
http://www.boston.com/news/world/asia/articles/2006/12/28/philippines_says_most_wanted_militant_may_be_dead/
This is killer news! The dirtbag has a 5,000,000 dollar reward on his head. If it wasn't for a tip from one of his terrorist cronies, we probably would have never discovered his body. Searching for something in the Filipino jungles is certainly not like searching for something in your backyard.
A new statement from Taliban leader Mullah Omar
The coward vows to drive foreign troops out of Afghanistan!
http://www.thepeninsulaqatar.com/Display_news.asp?section=World_News&subsection=Pakistan+%26+Sub-Continent&month=December2006&file=World_News2006123073854.xml
Yeah....yeah...nothing new.
http://www.thepeninsulaqatar.com/Display_news.asp?section=World_News&subsection=Pakistan+%26+Sub-Continent&month=December2006&file=World_News2006123073854.xml
Yeah....yeah...nothing new.
Friday, December 29, 2006
*SADDAM HUSSEIN HAS BEEN EXECUTED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
SADDAM HUSSEIN IS DEAD!!!!!!!!! HE HAS BEEN HUNG IN BAGHDAD, IRAQ!!!!! GOOD RIDDANCE YOU PIECE OF SHIT!!!!! ROT IN HELL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thursday, December 28, 2006
Al Qaeda won't shut the fuck up!
A top Al Qaeda prison escapee releases a new propaganda video!
http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/sundaystartimes/auckland/3910966a6468.html
http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/sundaystartimes/auckland/3910966a6468.html
Denial No More
The Taliban FINALLY confirm the death of one of their top leaders!!
http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2006/12/27/osmani-death.html
A senior Taliban asshole admits... "His death will have some bad impact on our movement for some time".
http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2006/12/27/osmani-death.html
A senior Taliban asshole admits... "His death will have some bad impact on our movement for some time".
Taliban commander Mullah Dadullah speaks out on a new videotape
The Taliban's No. 2 man, Mullah Dadullah running his mouth again....
http://www.siteinstitute.org/bin/articles.cgi?ID=publications239006&Category=publications&Subcategory=0
http://www.siteinstitute.org/bin/articles.cgi?ID=publications239006&Category=publications&Subcategory=0
Tuesday, December 26, 2006
Merry Christmas and some news!
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!! I hope everyone had a fantastic Christmas!! Now, some good news in the War on Terror!
A senior Al Qaeda weapons dealer was captured by US forces in Iraq!
Cooooooool!!!
Sunday, December 24, 2006
5 Taliban fighters, including a mid-level commander are killed in Afghanistan
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20061224/wl_asia_afp/afghanistanunrestnato_061224085045
Man...the Taliban is going to have a MAJOR commander shortage really soon. (if they don't already do...)
Man...the Taliban is going to have a MAJOR commander shortage really soon. (if they don't already do...)
Saturday, December 23, 2006
Thank you, satellite phones!
Apparently, Mullah Osmani was tracked down because he used a satellite phone. HAHAHA! You'd think they'd learn by now....
Sunday Times
The Taliban commander in charge of attacks on British and Nato forces in southern Afghanistan was reported yesterday to have been killed in a US airstrike after an RAF aircraft intercepted his satellite telephone.
Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Osmani, the Taliban treasurer, was the most senior member of the group’s leadership to die in the war on terror, according to US officials.
Osmani, an associate of Osama Bin Laden, is said to have been part of a triumvirate with Mullah Dadullah, the Taliban military commander, and Mullah Omar, the Taliban leader. Osmani headed Taliban operations in six provinces.
Military souces said he had been killed by a strike on his vehicle as he and his aides left a village in the Zahre area. An RAF R1 monitoring aircraft is believed to have been tracking him. The aircraft was working with a US special operations team, including members of Delta Force, plus intelligence specialists from a unit known as Task Force Orange who tracked him on the ground.
The satellite telephone signal allowed the RAF aircraft to pinpoint Osmani’s location. As he headed out of the village in a 4x4, a US plane dropped a smart bomb onto the vehicle.
Sunday Times
The Taliban commander in charge of attacks on British and Nato forces in southern Afghanistan was reported yesterday to have been killed in a US airstrike after an RAF aircraft intercepted his satellite telephone.
Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Osmani, the Taliban treasurer, was the most senior member of the group’s leadership to die in the war on terror, according to US officials.
Osmani, an associate of Osama Bin Laden, is said to have been part of a triumvirate with Mullah Dadullah, the Taliban military commander, and Mullah Omar, the Taliban leader. Osmani headed Taliban operations in six provinces.
Military souces said he had been killed by a strike on his vehicle as he and his aides left a village in the Zahre area. An RAF R1 monitoring aircraft is believed to have been tracking him. The aircraft was working with a US special operations team, including members of Delta Force, plus intelligence specialists from a unit known as Task Force Orange who tracked him on the ground.
The satellite telephone signal allowed the RAF aircraft to pinpoint Osmani’s location. As he headed out of the village in a 4x4, a US plane dropped a smart bomb onto the vehicle.
Wahooooo! Dumb fuck!
BREAKING NEWS: Top Taliban leader Mullah Osmani is killed by US forces in Afghanistan!!!!!!!
I came home from New Hampshire and heard the wonderful news!!
http://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory?id=2748626
http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ned=us&q=Taliban&btnG=Search+News
The Highlights
* Mullah Osmani is the highest-ranking Taliban leader ever killed by US forces! He is the only member of the 10-man Taliban leadership council to be taken out thus far.
* He was the number 4 leader of the Taliban and 1 of 3 top associates of fugitive Taliban leader Mullah Omar. The other 2 being Mullah Obaidullah and Mullah Dadullah.
* He was the chief of the Taliban's military operations. His death is a MAJOR BLOW to the Taliban!
He was killed in an airstrike in Helmand, Afghanistan, along with 2 of his deputies. (The South)
* He is a top aide to Taliban leader Mullah Omar, and friends with Al Qaeda leaders Osama Bin Laden and Ayman Al-Zawahiri. He is also close to top Afghan terror leader Gulbuddin Hekmatyar. (Too bad we didn't capture him alive...boy, the info we could have gotten out of him!!)
* At one time, he was in charge of Taliban leader Mullah Omar's personal security. Also, he dealt with the financies of the group.
This is a marvelous day for US and ally forces in Afghanistan! Congrats!!!!
It is rumored that Mullah Dadullah and Mullah Obaidullah also make frequent trips to southern Agghanistan from Pakistan. Hopefully, they're next!!!!!
http://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory?id=2748626
http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ned=us&q=Taliban&btnG=Search+News
The Highlights
* Mullah Osmani is the highest-ranking Taliban leader ever killed by US forces! He is the only member of the 10-man Taliban leadership council to be taken out thus far.
* He was the number 4 leader of the Taliban and 1 of 3 top associates of fugitive Taliban leader Mullah Omar. The other 2 being Mullah Obaidullah and Mullah Dadullah.
* He was the chief of the Taliban's military operations. His death is a MAJOR BLOW to the Taliban!
He was killed in an airstrike in Helmand, Afghanistan, along with 2 of his deputies. (The South)
* He is a top aide to Taliban leader Mullah Omar, and friends with Al Qaeda leaders Osama Bin Laden and Ayman Al-Zawahiri. He is also close to top Afghan terror leader Gulbuddin Hekmatyar. (Too bad we didn't capture him alive...boy, the info we could have gotten out of him!!)
* At one time, he was in charge of Taliban leader Mullah Omar's personal security. Also, he dealt with the financies of the group.
This is a marvelous day for US and ally forces in Afghanistan! Congrats!!!!
It is rumored that Mullah Dadullah and Mullah Obaidullah also make frequent trips to southern Agghanistan from Pakistan. Hopefully, they're next!!!!!
Ayman Al-Zawahiri speaks to the Democrats
From the latest Ayman Al-Zawahiri videotape. Actual quotes!
"I have 2 messages for the Democrats in America"
“The first is that you aren’t the ones who won the midterm elections, nor are the Republicans the ones who lost. Rather, the Mujahideen — the Muslim Ummah’s vanguard in Afghanistan and Iraq — are the ones who won, and the American forces and their Crusader allies are the ones who lost,”.
Ayman Al-Zawahiri also calls for Democrats to negotiate with him and his boss, Al Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden.
Why aint I the least bit surprised by this?
I bet that cunt Pelosi already has her suitcases packed with white flags and an airline ticket to Pakistan purchased.
I'm gonna be sick....
"I have 2 messages for the Democrats in America"
“The first is that you aren’t the ones who won the midterm elections, nor are the Republicans the ones who lost. Rather, the Mujahideen — the Muslim Ummah’s vanguard in Afghanistan and Iraq — are the ones who won, and the American forces and their Crusader allies are the ones who lost,”.
Ayman Al-Zawahiri also calls for Democrats to negotiate with him and his boss, Al Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden.
Why aint I the least bit surprised by this?
I bet that cunt Pelosi already has her suitcases packed with white flags and an airline ticket to Pakistan purchased.
I'm gonna be sick....
Ratko Mladic: How he stays at large
Read this interesting article about how one of the world's most wanted men, war crimes fugitive Ratko Mladic has remained on the loose the last few years.
http://www.iht.com/articles/2006/12/20/news/serbs.php
Just like Pakistan isn't serious about nabbing the leaders of the Taliban, Serbia isn't really trying to catch this guy.
http://www.iht.com/articles/2006/12/20/news/serbs.php
Just like Pakistan isn't serious about nabbing the leaders of the Taliban, Serbia isn't really trying to catch this guy.
Thursday, December 21, 2006
Al Qaeda messages released in the last 6 months
From Reuters
Following is a chronology of major statements attributed to Osama bin Laden, Zawahri or their allies in the last six months. At least 37 messages have been broadcast since Al Jazeera aired the first statement by bin Laden in 2001.
June 1 - Al Qaeda in Iraq leader Musab al-Zarqawi calls on fellow Sunnis to reject any reconciliation with "infidel" Shi'ites, in an audiotape.
June 9 - Zawahri urges Palestinians, in a video, to reject a referendum on a statehood proposal that implicitly recognises Israel.
June 22 - Zawahri vows vengeance against the United States for the death of Zarqawi in a U.S. air strike.
June 30 - Bin Laden praises Zarqawi as a "lion of jihad", and vows al Qaeda will continue to fight U.S. forces and their allies "everywhere", according to an Internet audiotape.
July 1 - Bin Laden warns Iraq's Shi'ite majority of retaliation for attacks on Sunni Arabs and says his group will fight the United States anywhere in the world.
July 7 - A year on from the London bombings, al Qaeda issues a video with comments from Zawahri, bin Laden and one bomber. Zawahri says bombers Shehzad Tanweer and Mohammad Sidique Khan had been trained in al Qaeda camps.
July 27 - Zawahri, in video statement titled "The Zionist-crusader war on Lebanon and the Palestinians", calls on Muslims to fight attacks on their countries.
Sept. 29 - Zawahri calls U.S. President George W. Bush a "lying failure" for saying progress had been made in the war on terrorism. He also calls the Pope a charlatan because of his remarks on Islam.
Dec. 20 - Zawahri says that al Qaeda will continue to target Western countries so long as Muslims were under attack. Zawahri says Washington is scrambling for an exit from Iraq and Afghanistan, but is approaching the wrong parties.
-- He also says that elections would not free Palestinian land from Israeli occupation and that any path other than holy war would lead to "loss and defeat".
Following is a chronology of major statements attributed to Osama bin Laden, Zawahri or their allies in the last six months. At least 37 messages have been broadcast since Al Jazeera aired the first statement by bin Laden in 2001.
June 1 - Al Qaeda in Iraq leader Musab al-Zarqawi calls on fellow Sunnis to reject any reconciliation with "infidel" Shi'ites, in an audiotape.
June 9 - Zawahri urges Palestinians, in a video, to reject a referendum on a statehood proposal that implicitly recognises Israel.
June 22 - Zawahri vows vengeance against the United States for the death of Zarqawi in a U.S. air strike.
June 30 - Bin Laden praises Zarqawi as a "lion of jihad", and vows al Qaeda will continue to fight U.S. forces and their allies "everywhere", according to an Internet audiotape.
July 1 - Bin Laden warns Iraq's Shi'ite majority of retaliation for attacks on Sunni Arabs and says his group will fight the United States anywhere in the world.
July 7 - A year on from the London bombings, al Qaeda issues a video with comments from Zawahri, bin Laden and one bomber. Zawahri says bombers Shehzad Tanweer and Mohammad Sidique Khan had been trained in al Qaeda camps.
July 27 - Zawahri, in video statement titled "The Zionist-crusader war on Lebanon and the Palestinians", calls on Muslims to fight attacks on their countries.
Sept. 29 - Zawahri calls U.S. President George W. Bush a "lying failure" for saying progress had been made in the war on terrorism. He also calls the Pope a charlatan because of his remarks on Islam.
Dec. 20 - Zawahri says that al Qaeda will continue to target Western countries so long as Muslims were under attack. Zawahri says Washington is scrambling for an exit from Iraq and Afghanistan, but is approaching the wrong parties.
-- He also says that elections would not free Palestinian land from Israeli occupation and that any path other than holy war would lead to "loss and defeat".
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Quetta, Pakistan
Here is an article about the dangerous mess that is Quetta, Pakistan.
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/la-fg-talibantown21dec21,0,760344.story?page=1&coll=la-default-underdog
Sick, isn't it? One official admits that senior Taliban commander Mullah Dadullah frequently roams the streets.
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/la-fg-talibantown21dec21,0,760344.story?page=1&coll=la-default-underdog
Sick, isn't it? One official admits that senior Taliban commander Mullah Dadullah frequently roams the streets.
Zawahiri's Videotape: Analysis 1
Here is a fantastic Stratfor article about the new Ayman Al-Zawahiri Al Qaeda propaganda tape. It is a good read!
http://www.stratfor.com/products/premium/read_article.php?id=282167&selected=Analyses
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE ARTICLE AND MY OWN THOUGHTS
His statement was unusual in that it was released by Al Jazeera rather than by al Qaeda's As-Sahab media production house -- although As-Sahab posted banner ads on jihadist Web sites and in jihadist chat rooms Dec. 18 announcing the impending release of the video. Prior to the Jan. 13 airstrike on an alleged al Qaeda safe-house in Damadola, Pakistan, al Qaeda delivered several statements to Al Jazeera by a system of couriers. This system could have been compromised and could have led to the airstrike, which killed several prominent al Qaeda leaders. Most of the statements and previews from al Qaeda's top leaders that came after the Damadola strike were released online via As-Sahab rather than by Al Jazeera.
So it seems to me that Al-Zawahiri's taking a big risk again by releasing videotapes through Al-Jazeera and not As-Sahab. Even so, when he was releasing videotapes through the internet we're still on his ass. (The October 30th strike in Pakistan) Either way, this year it looks like we finally cornered him in a certain section of Pakistan. We've come closer than ever to killing him this year than any other year since 9/11. He has been extremely vulnerable the last 12 months and his craving for attention seems to be still strong. I mean, come on! 17 new videos in 1 year.....I would have been dumbfounded if US intelligence didn't have at least some info on him!! My feeling is I wouldn't be surprised if he was killed or captured sometime in early 2007. And it would be his own damn fault for not knowing when to shut the fuck up! So...PLEASE PLEASE...keep running your ugly mouth, Zawahiri! We love to hear what you have to say.
http://www.stratfor.com/products/premium/read_article.php?id=282167&selected=Analyses
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE ARTICLE AND MY OWN THOUGHTS
His statement was unusual in that it was released by Al Jazeera rather than by al Qaeda's As-Sahab media production house -- although As-Sahab posted banner ads on jihadist Web sites and in jihadist chat rooms Dec. 18 announcing the impending release of the video. Prior to the Jan. 13 airstrike on an alleged al Qaeda safe-house in Damadola, Pakistan, al Qaeda delivered several statements to Al Jazeera by a system of couriers. This system could have been compromised and could have led to the airstrike, which killed several prominent al Qaeda leaders. Most of the statements and previews from al Qaeda's top leaders that came after the Damadola strike were released online via As-Sahab rather than by Al Jazeera.
So it seems to me that Al-Zawahiri's taking a big risk again by releasing videotapes through Al-Jazeera and not As-Sahab. Even so, when he was releasing videotapes through the internet we're still on his ass. (The October 30th strike in Pakistan) Either way, this year it looks like we finally cornered him in a certain section of Pakistan. We've come closer than ever to killing him this year than any other year since 9/11. He has been extremely vulnerable the last 12 months and his craving for attention seems to be still strong. I mean, come on! 17 new videos in 1 year.....I would have been dumbfounded if US intelligence didn't have at least some info on him!! My feeling is I wouldn't be surprised if he was killed or captured sometime in early 2007. And it would be his own damn fault for not knowing when to shut the fuck up! So...PLEASE PLEASE...keep running your ugly mouth, Zawahiri! We love to hear what you have to say.
The Taliban's plan to retake Afghanistan
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/South_Asia/HL21Df01.html
A key part of the 3 page article
The fact remains, though, that while Taliban and NATO forces have confronted each other in various districts, there has been no serious Taliban move for a mass mobilization - as stated, all of the top Taliban commanders are tucked away in the border area with Pakistan, or even in that country. Maulana Jalaluddin Haqqani, head of the Taliban's military operations in Afghanistan, is in the Pakistani tribal area of North Waziristan - a virtually independent region in Taliban hands. The one-legged former Taliban intelligence chief Mullah Dadullah is also in Pakistani territory, shuttling between South Waziristan tribal area and border areas near Pakistan's Balochistan province and southwestern Afghanistan. Haqqani and Dadullah, on the instructions of Taliban leader Mullah Omar, are talking to tribespeople in southwestern and southeastern Afghanistan to smooth the path for the Taliban taking control. The Taliban are pledging to share everything with the tribes, including land, power and resources. This process is still ongoing and, according to people close to the Taliban, once it is completed the Taliban will call for a full mobilization of troops and Mullah Omar will go to Baghran to command them personally in the push to Kandahar and ultimately Kabul. Legendary former Afghan premier and mujahideen Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, who operates near the Pakistani side of the Afghan Kunar Valley, has become involved in his own agenda, causing a bone of contention between the Taliban and Hekmatyar's Hizb-e-Islami Afghanistan (HIA). Hekmatyar has been considered an important player in the Taliban-led insurgency.
This PISSES ME OFF!!! Most of the top Taliban leaders are in Pakistan and we can't do a damn thing about it! AHHHH! Despite what that artcle says, I don't believe Mullah Omar will ever return to Afghanistan as long as foreign troops are there. Why risk it when he is safe and free to do whatever the hell he wants in Quetta, Pakistan? He is smarter than that. He knows if he returns to Afghan soil NATO will bomb the shit out of him. I guess the best way to describe that son of a bitch is he is 'wise coward'. His days of personally commanding any type force in Afghanistan is OVER! But, unless we do something about him, he'll continue to be a major pain in the ass from Pakistan!
A key part of the 3 page article
The fact remains, though, that while Taliban and NATO forces have confronted each other in various districts, there has been no serious Taliban move for a mass mobilization - as stated, all of the top Taliban commanders are tucked away in the border area with Pakistan, or even in that country. Maulana Jalaluddin Haqqani, head of the Taliban's military operations in Afghanistan, is in the Pakistani tribal area of North Waziristan - a virtually independent region in Taliban hands. The one-legged former Taliban intelligence chief Mullah Dadullah is also in Pakistani territory, shuttling between South Waziristan tribal area and border areas near Pakistan's Balochistan province and southwestern Afghanistan. Haqqani and Dadullah, on the instructions of Taliban leader Mullah Omar, are talking to tribespeople in southwestern and southeastern Afghanistan to smooth the path for the Taliban taking control. The Taliban are pledging to share everything with the tribes, including land, power and resources. This process is still ongoing and, according to people close to the Taliban, once it is completed the Taliban will call for a full mobilization of troops and Mullah Omar will go to Baghran to command them personally in the push to Kandahar and ultimately Kabul. Legendary former Afghan premier and mujahideen Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, who operates near the Pakistani side of the Afghan Kunar Valley, has become involved in his own agenda, causing a bone of contention between the Taliban and Hekmatyar's Hizb-e-Islami Afghanistan (HIA). Hekmatyar has been considered an important player in the Taliban-led insurgency.
This PISSES ME OFF!!! Most of the top Taliban leaders are in Pakistan and we can't do a damn thing about it! AHHHH! Despite what that artcle says, I don't believe Mullah Omar will ever return to Afghanistan as long as foreign troops are there. Why risk it when he is safe and free to do whatever the hell he wants in Quetta, Pakistan? He is smarter than that. He knows if he returns to Afghan soil NATO will bomb the shit out of him. I guess the best way to describe that son of a bitch is he is 'wise coward'. His days of personally commanding any type force in Afghanistan is OVER! But, unless we do something about him, he'll continue to be a major pain in the ass from Pakistan!
The article claims the Taliban's plan is to take Baghran over and push forward from there. I tend to agree with what the NATO has to say, though.
However, NATO spokesman Mark Laity does not agree with this assessment. "Their [Taliban] intent was to hold the Panjwayee [district of Kandahar province] as a necessary part of their plan to encircle or take Kandahar city. In Helmand [province] they certainly intended to take Sangin, Musa Qala and Nowzad in the north and Garmsir in the south, with the desire to disrupt and isolate Lashkhar Gah [the capital of Helmand province]. In all of these respects, they failed," Laity told Asia Times Online
9 Taliban commanders and 3 or 4 senior leaders were killed in Panjawayee, Afghanistan in the last week. Why would that many important Taliban figures be operating there if something big wasn't planned for that area? I'm glad to see NATO thwarted the Taliban's plans!
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
The US captures a top Al Qaeda leader in Iraq, close to Al-Masri!!!
FANTASTIC NEWS!!!!
http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/meast/12/20/iraq.capture.ap/index.html
This piece of garbage was responsible for 100s of deaths and countless bombings, kidnappings, and terrorist attacks across Iraq. Also, according to the US military, his capture brings them much closer to capturing or killing the top leader of Al Qaeda in Iraq Abu Ayyub Al-Masri.
http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/meast/12/20/iraq.capture.ap/index.html
This piece of garbage was responsible for 100s of deaths and countless bombings, kidnappings, and terrorist attacks across Iraq. Also, according to the US military, his capture brings them much closer to capturing or killing the top leader of Al Qaeda in Iraq Abu Ayyub Al-Masri.
New videotape from Al Qaeda No. 2 Ayman Al-Zawahiri!
We knew it was coming....
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/12/20/world/main2283218.shtml
I will return later with my observations and analysis of the Al-Zawahiri videotape.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/12/20/world/main2283218.shtml
I will return later with my observations and analysis of the Al-Zawahiri videotape.
Taliban leaders are dropping like flies
YEEEEES!!!!!!
Several key Taliban leaders have been killed by NATO forces!!!
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20061220.wtaliban1220/BNStory/Afghanistan/home
The best part of the article:
There have been no casualties among NATO troops, but a number of senior Taliban leaders been killed in airstrikes against Taliban command posts, he said.
“Taliban leaders are fleeing or being killed, and the Taliban soldiers don't know what to do,” Nugee said. “Like any organization, if you take out the head, often the body doesn't know what to do.
That is what I have been saying all along. The Taliban is still a structured organization, unlike Al Qaeda. If we take out the head, the body will go with it! We must seize the moment and finish off the Taliban leadership in Pakistan!!! We can't afford to wait any longer!
Several key Taliban leaders have been killed by NATO forces!!!
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20061220.wtaliban1220/BNStory/Afghanistan/home
The best part of the article:
There have been no casualties among NATO troops, but a number of senior Taliban leaders been killed in airstrikes against Taliban command posts, he said.
“Taliban leaders are fleeing or being killed, and the Taliban soldiers don't know what to do,” Nugee said. “Like any organization, if you take out the head, often the body doesn't know what to do.
That is what I have been saying all along. The Taliban is still a structured organization, unlike Al Qaeda. If we take out the head, the body will go with it! We must seize the moment and finish off the Taliban leadership in Pakistan!!! We can't afford to wait any longer!
Mullah Ubaidullah is leading the fight in southern Afghanistan
http://www.zeenews.com/znnew/articles.asp?aid=343229&sid=SAS
Mullah Ubaidullah Akhund is believed to be one of the few Taliban leaders to have direct access to Mullah Omar. He is also a member of the 10-man Taliban Shura Council. Knowing that....I highly doubt that he is directing the fight from Panjawiyi, Afghanistan, where all the action is going on. Most likely he is directing his fighters from across the border in North or South Waziristan.
There has been a surge in Taliban leaders/commanders deaths in recent weeks. Let's hope the US has a missile with his name on it!
Mullah Ubaidullah Akhund is believed to be one of the few Taliban leaders to have direct access to Mullah Omar. He is also a member of the 10-man Taliban Shura Council. Knowing that....I highly doubt that he is directing the fight from Panjawiyi, Afghanistan, where all the action is going on. Most likely he is directing his fighters from across the border in North or South Waziristan.
There has been a surge in Taliban leaders/commanders deaths in recent weeks. Let's hope the US has a missile with his name on it!
New video message from Gulbuddin Hekmatyar
Afghan terror leader claims he helped the Democrats win the midterm elections
http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2006%5C12%5C13%5Cstory_13-12-2006_pg1_4
That doesn't shock me one bit. Liberals and Al Qaeda go hand and hand. They scratch eachother's fucking back.
http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2006%5C12%5C13%5Cstory_13-12-2006_pg1_4
That doesn't shock me one bit. Liberals and Al Qaeda go hand and hand. They scratch eachother's fucking back.
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
The French had Osama Bin Laden in their sights TWICE!.....
French special forces claim they had a chance to kill Al Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden twice...but were not given US permission. Once in 2003 and again in 04 in Afghanistan. Check out this article...
http://today.reuters.com/news/articlenews.aspx?type=televisionNews&storyID=2006-12-19T185214Z_01_L18642160_RTRIDST_0_TELEVISION-FRANCE-BINLADEN-DC.XML
Remember.....It is a FRENCH documentary....so I wouldn't believe a goddamn thing it says.
http://today.reuters.com/news/articlenews.aspx?type=televisionNews&storyID=2006-12-19T185214Z_01_L18642160_RTRIDST_0_TELEVISION-FRANCE-BINLADEN-DC.XML
Remember.....It is a FRENCH documentary....so I wouldn't believe a goddamn thing it says.
Abu Deraa
Here is an interesting article about a man who was once one of the most wanted terrorists in Iraq.
http://www.smh.com.au/news/world/face-to-face-with-iraqs-most-wanted/2006/12/19/1166290545227.html
Thankfully, the sick fuck is dead now!
http://www.smh.com.au/news/world/face-to-face-with-iraqs-most-wanted/2006/12/19/1166290545227.html
Thankfully, the sick fuck is dead now!
The US creates a list of the 26 Most Wanted Terrorist Scumbags in the World
Al Qaeda leaders Osama Bin Laden and Ayman Al-Zawahiri are obviously on top.
http://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7005736011
If someone can find the exact list, send it to me.
http://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7005736011
If someone can find the exact list, send it to me.
An American Al Qaeda fugitive is captured in Belize!
Al Qaeda terrorist fugitive James Ujaama is arrested!!
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,237425,00.html
SWEET!!
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,237425,00.html
SWEET!!
A top Taliban leader discusses strategy in Afghanistan
http://www.azadiradio.org/en/dailyreport/2006/12/19.ASP
Mullah Abdullah Sarhadi spoked to GEO News TV from an 'unspecified location'. Very interesting. I bet we all know where that unspecified location is.
Give me a P!
P!!
Give me a A!!
A!!!!
GIVE ME A K!!
K!!!!!!!!!
GIVE ME A......ahhhh....tell hell with it!
PAKISTAN!!!! PAKISTAN!!!!!!!! PAKISTAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mullah Abdullah Sarhadi spoked to GEO News TV from an 'unspecified location'. Very interesting. I bet we all know where that unspecified location is.
Give me a P!
P!!
Give me a A!!
A!!!!
GIVE ME A K!!
K!!!!!!!!!
GIVE ME A......ahhhh....tell hell with it!
PAKISTAN!!!! PAKISTAN!!!!!!!! PAKISTAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A new Ayman Al-Zawahiri videotape is coming soon!
A new Ayman Al-Zawahiri videotape is coming within 72 hours!
http://www.upi.com/SecurityTerrorism/view.php?StoryID=20061218-035023-4288r
Boy, Zawahiri doesn't know how and when to shut the fuck up! BUT....that's a GREAT thing for us! The more videos he releases the closer we get to nabbing his ass. We already came close to killing him twice this year. (once in January and once in late October)
This is the longest he's gone without releasing a videotape this year. It is obvious why. Like I said, we almost fried his terrorist ass 2 months ago in that predator drone air strike in Pakistan. I'm assuming he took some time off and moved to a safer and different location to record his new propaganda video. But...we'll find him! He can't hide forever!!!
Here is a fantastic Stratfor article about the US air strike that targeted Al Qaeda's number 2 leader Ayman Al-Zawahiri in late October. It is a MUST-READ!!
STRATFOR:
It has been almost a month since the Oct. 31 airstrike against a madrassa in the village of Chingai in Pakistan's northwestern tribal belt. The objective of the U.S. operation was to eliminate a jihadist high-value target, presumably deputy al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri. But there has been no videotaped message from the jihadist movement's No. 2 man, and this is unusual. Seventeen days after the first strike in the area, which took place Jan. 13 in the village of Damadola (about a mile from the madrassa), al-Zawahiri appeared in a videotape and tauntingly remarked, "I will meet my death when God wishes. But if my time hasn't come, you and all the earth's forces can't change it, not even by a second. Bush, do you know where I am? I am among the Muslim masses enjoying their care with God's blessings and sharing with them their holy war against you until we defeat you, God willing." It should also be noted that al-Zawahiri has maintained a steady flow of mostly video-taped communiqués for two years now, and the volume of such tapes has actually increased this year. Al Qaeda's top leaders have traditionally been so keen on keeping the world abreast of their status that when a major earthquake struck northern Pakistan in October 2005, killing as many as 100,000 people, al-Zawahiri issued a videotape 16 days after the quake to let everyone know the al-Qaeda leadership had not been affected by the temblor. All of this raises the question: Why have we not heard from al Qaeda's principal theoretician since the Oct. 31 madrassa strike, which killed some 80 people? There are two primary possibilities:1. Al-Zawahiri was killed in the airstrike, and it will be some time before we hear from either al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden himself or someone who has succeeded al-Zawahiri.2. The strike on the madrassa hit very close to home and has sent shockwaves through al Qaeda's operational security system, which has forced al-Zawahiri to go deeper underground. The first possibility seems unlikely for a number of reasons. First of all, had al-Zawahiri been killed, the jihadist communication network by now would have leaked the news of his death. We have seen this happen whenever a senior al Qaeda figure is killed. During the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan in November 2001, when al Qaeda's first military chief, Mohammed Atef, was killed in a Hellfire missile strike by a CIA Predator drone in eastern Afghanistan, the jihadists acknowledged that Atef had been "martyred." More recently, in June 2006, al-Zawahiri himself issued a videotaped message mourning the killing of al Qaeda in Iraq leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi some 16 days after al-Zarqawi's death.Furthermore, all al Qaeda leaders killed thus far have been military commanders, regional leaders and senior operatives, and none of them have had the same stature as that of al-Zawahiri or bin Laden. In fact, there is no one in the jihadist network who can be considered equal to these two top leaders. Therefore, it would be very hard to hide the death of either one, even if U.S. intelligence could not confirm the killing.While there has not been any tape released by al Qaeda following the Oct. 31 strike, there have been jihadist attacks in response to the madrassa strike. More than 40 Pakistani soldiers were killed Nov. 8 in a rare suicide bombing at an army training base in Dargai, a town about 60 miles north of Peshawar. This followed a Nov. 7 attack in which tribal militants fired rockets during North-West Frontier Province (NWFP) Gov. Ali Mohammed Jan Orakzai's visit to the town of Wana, in the tribal belt. A little over a week later, on Nov. 17, two policemen survived a suicide bomb attack against a police van in Peshawar.
Radio SilenceIt could be that the Oct. 31 missile strike has created technical obstacles to issuing video-tapes, which would explain why there has not been much output from As-Sahab, al Qaeda's media production arm, since the madrassa was hit. But given that As-Sahab's production facilities are unlikely to be located in the remote tribal badlands straddling the Afghan-Pakistani border, technical difficulties are not likely the case. The lack of a communiqué from al-Zawahiri is much more likely the result of a conscious decision to maintain radio silence because of a breach in al Qaeda's operational security net. In other words, al-Zawahiri has likely survived, and is trying to stay beneath the radar. The strike in Chingai, while it did not eliminate al-Zawahiri, must have come very close to doing so. Al Qaeda views the location and timing of the madrassa strike as a penetration of the movements and schedules of al Qaeda prime. From al Qaeda's point of view (and probably in point of fact), U.S. and/or Pakistani intelligence has come very close to one of its inner concentric security perimeters. More significantly, al Qaeda at the time of the strike -- and this may still be the case -- did not know where this penetration had taken place. Therefore, it has brought its communications, especially its communication to the outside world, to a grinding halt. And it is going to maintain this posture until it identifies the security breach and seals it. This could be matter of weeks or of months. Once it is confident that it has re-established operational security, al Qaeda will resume releasing video communiqués.Implications of the Madrassa StrikeAl Qaeda's move deeper underground shows that U.S. intelligence has come very close to triangulating the likely location of al Qaeda's global headquarters. Stratfor has said the districts of Dir, Malakand and Swat in Pakistan's NWFP are probably the areas in which al Qaeda's top leaders are hiding out. The Oct. 31 and Jan. 13 strikes were more or less in the same area, which borders both Dir and Malakand. This suggests that the Chingai-Damadola area is not just an al Qaeda rendezvous point but also a jihadist thoroughfare, especially since it is bordered to the east by Afghanistan's Kunar province, a hotbed of Taliban and al Qaeda activity. Both strikes also indicate the problem U.S. forces face in conducting counterterrorism operations in Pakistan. While it is easy to engage in a land or air incursion a few miles into one of the seven agencies of the Federally Administered Tribal Areas, it is much more difficult to do so in NWFP because it requires a much deeper incursion into more settled areas. This is something that Islamabad has yet to allow, and Washington continues to oblige.The two airstrikes have provided U.S. intelligence with a wealth of information, which the United States can use to pinpoint not just the places frequented by al-Zawahiri and his associates but also his actual hideout, as well as other key al Qaeda facilities that probably lie much deeper in the NWFP. This poses a dilemma for al Qaeda, which does not have the luxury to simply shift from one location to another, and this would again explain the decision to go offline. Al-Zawahiri's statement in the videotape issued after the first airstrike is actually quite telling: "Bush, do you know where I am? I am among the Muslim masses enjoying their care…." Al Qaeda's leaders are likely hiding very close to if not in a heavily populated area that is quite far from the Afghan-Pakistani border. This is actually the best defense the jihadists have in their arsenal; they believe it is unlikely that U.S. forces would conduct a strike so deep inside Pakistan and in an area so densely populated.Ultimately, finding and hitting al Qaeda's top leaders depends not only on human intelligence but also on the willingness of the United States to accept the risks of carrying out strikes that can actually eliminate al-Zawahiri and bin Laden. The biggest risk, at this point, is the destabilization of the government of President Gen. Pervez Musharraf.
http://www.upi.com/SecurityTerrorism/view.php?StoryID=20061218-035023-4288r
Boy, Zawahiri doesn't know how and when to shut the fuck up! BUT....that's a GREAT thing for us! The more videos he releases the closer we get to nabbing his ass. We already came close to killing him twice this year. (once in January and once in late October)
This is the longest he's gone without releasing a videotape this year. It is obvious why. Like I said, we almost fried his terrorist ass 2 months ago in that predator drone air strike in Pakistan. I'm assuming he took some time off and moved to a safer and different location to record his new propaganda video. But...we'll find him! He can't hide forever!!!
Here is a fantastic Stratfor article about the US air strike that targeted Al Qaeda's number 2 leader Ayman Al-Zawahiri in late October. It is a MUST-READ!!
STRATFOR:
It has been almost a month since the Oct. 31 airstrike against a madrassa in the village of Chingai in Pakistan's northwestern tribal belt. The objective of the U.S. operation was to eliminate a jihadist high-value target, presumably deputy al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri. But there has been no videotaped message from the jihadist movement's No. 2 man, and this is unusual. Seventeen days after the first strike in the area, which took place Jan. 13 in the village of Damadola (about a mile from the madrassa), al-Zawahiri appeared in a videotape and tauntingly remarked, "I will meet my death when God wishes. But if my time hasn't come, you and all the earth's forces can't change it, not even by a second. Bush, do you know where I am? I am among the Muslim masses enjoying their care with God's blessings and sharing with them their holy war against you until we defeat you, God willing." It should also be noted that al-Zawahiri has maintained a steady flow of mostly video-taped communiqués for two years now, and the volume of such tapes has actually increased this year. Al Qaeda's top leaders have traditionally been so keen on keeping the world abreast of their status that when a major earthquake struck northern Pakistan in October 2005, killing as many as 100,000 people, al-Zawahiri issued a videotape 16 days after the quake to let everyone know the al-Qaeda leadership had not been affected by the temblor. All of this raises the question: Why have we not heard from al Qaeda's principal theoretician since the Oct. 31 madrassa strike, which killed some 80 people? There are two primary possibilities:1. Al-Zawahiri was killed in the airstrike, and it will be some time before we hear from either al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden himself or someone who has succeeded al-Zawahiri.2. The strike on the madrassa hit very close to home and has sent shockwaves through al Qaeda's operational security system, which has forced al-Zawahiri to go deeper underground. The first possibility seems unlikely for a number of reasons. First of all, had al-Zawahiri been killed, the jihadist communication network by now would have leaked the news of his death. We have seen this happen whenever a senior al Qaeda figure is killed. During the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan in November 2001, when al Qaeda's first military chief, Mohammed Atef, was killed in a Hellfire missile strike by a CIA Predator drone in eastern Afghanistan, the jihadists acknowledged that Atef had been "martyred." More recently, in June 2006, al-Zawahiri himself issued a videotaped message mourning the killing of al Qaeda in Iraq leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi some 16 days after al-Zarqawi's death.Furthermore, all al Qaeda leaders killed thus far have been military commanders, regional leaders and senior operatives, and none of them have had the same stature as that of al-Zawahiri or bin Laden. In fact, there is no one in the jihadist network who can be considered equal to these two top leaders. Therefore, it would be very hard to hide the death of either one, even if U.S. intelligence could not confirm the killing.While there has not been any tape released by al Qaeda following the Oct. 31 strike, there have been jihadist attacks in response to the madrassa strike. More than 40 Pakistani soldiers were killed Nov. 8 in a rare suicide bombing at an army training base in Dargai, a town about 60 miles north of Peshawar. This followed a Nov. 7 attack in which tribal militants fired rockets during North-West Frontier Province (NWFP) Gov. Ali Mohammed Jan Orakzai's visit to the town of Wana, in the tribal belt. A little over a week later, on Nov. 17, two policemen survived a suicide bomb attack against a police van in Peshawar.
Radio SilenceIt could be that the Oct. 31 missile strike has created technical obstacles to issuing video-tapes, which would explain why there has not been much output from As-Sahab, al Qaeda's media production arm, since the madrassa was hit. But given that As-Sahab's production facilities are unlikely to be located in the remote tribal badlands straddling the Afghan-Pakistani border, technical difficulties are not likely the case. The lack of a communiqué from al-Zawahiri is much more likely the result of a conscious decision to maintain radio silence because of a breach in al Qaeda's operational security net. In other words, al-Zawahiri has likely survived, and is trying to stay beneath the radar. The strike in Chingai, while it did not eliminate al-Zawahiri, must have come very close to doing so. Al Qaeda views the location and timing of the madrassa strike as a penetration of the movements and schedules of al Qaeda prime. From al Qaeda's point of view (and probably in point of fact), U.S. and/or Pakistani intelligence has come very close to one of its inner concentric security perimeters. More significantly, al Qaeda at the time of the strike -- and this may still be the case -- did not know where this penetration had taken place. Therefore, it has brought its communications, especially its communication to the outside world, to a grinding halt. And it is going to maintain this posture until it identifies the security breach and seals it. This could be matter of weeks or of months. Once it is confident that it has re-established operational security, al Qaeda will resume releasing video communiqués.Implications of the Madrassa StrikeAl Qaeda's move deeper underground shows that U.S. intelligence has come very close to triangulating the likely location of al Qaeda's global headquarters. Stratfor has said the districts of Dir, Malakand and Swat in Pakistan's NWFP are probably the areas in which al Qaeda's top leaders are hiding out. The Oct. 31 and Jan. 13 strikes were more or less in the same area, which borders both Dir and Malakand. This suggests that the Chingai-Damadola area is not just an al Qaeda rendezvous point but also a jihadist thoroughfare, especially since it is bordered to the east by Afghanistan's Kunar province, a hotbed of Taliban and al Qaeda activity. Both strikes also indicate the problem U.S. forces face in conducting counterterrorism operations in Pakistan. While it is easy to engage in a land or air incursion a few miles into one of the seven agencies of the Federally Administered Tribal Areas, it is much more difficult to do so in NWFP because it requires a much deeper incursion into more settled areas. This is something that Islamabad has yet to allow, and Washington continues to oblige.The two airstrikes have provided U.S. intelligence with a wealth of information, which the United States can use to pinpoint not just the places frequented by al-Zawahiri and his associates but also his actual hideout, as well as other key al Qaeda facilities that probably lie much deeper in the NWFP. This poses a dilemma for al Qaeda, which does not have the luxury to simply shift from one location to another, and this would again explain the decision to go offline. Al-Zawahiri's statement in the videotape issued after the first airstrike is actually quite telling: "Bush, do you know where I am? I am among the Muslim masses enjoying their care…." Al Qaeda's leaders are likely hiding very close to if not in a heavily populated area that is quite far from the Afghan-Pakistani border. This is actually the best defense the jihadists have in their arsenal; they believe it is unlikely that U.S. forces would conduct a strike so deep inside Pakistan and in an area so densely populated.Ultimately, finding and hitting al Qaeda's top leaders depends not only on human intelligence but also on the willingness of the United States to accept the risks of carrying out strikes that can actually eliminate al-Zawahiri and bin Laden. The biggest risk, at this point, is the destabilization of the government of President Gen. Pervez Musharraf.
3 dead Mullahs is a good thing!
A NATO air strike kills Mullah Abdul Walli, Mullah Abdul Nafi, and Mullah Sher Jan! Not to mention a bunch of low level enemey scumbag fighters!
http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2006%5C12%5C18%5Cstory_18-12-2006_pg7_19
I've seen Mullah Sher Jan's name mentioned in a few Taliban-related articles in the past, so I assume he is pretty important. According to http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/ISL272609.htm Mullah Abdul Wali was the former minister of vice and virtue under the Taliban. (they tortured people who listened to music.....) And Mullah Abdul Nafi was only a low-ranking commander, but his death is welcomed nonetheless.
KICK ASS JOB NATO!!!!!
http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2006%5C12%5C18%5Cstory_18-12-2006_pg7_19
I've seen Mullah Sher Jan's name mentioned in a few Taliban-related articles in the past, so I assume he is pretty important. According to http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/ISL272609.htm Mullah Abdul Wali was the former minister of vice and virtue under the Taliban. (they tortured people who listened to music.....) And Mullah Abdul Nafi was only a low-ranking commander, but his death is welcomed nonetheless.
KICK ASS JOB NATO!!!!!
JACKPOT! 9 Taliban commanders killed in Afghanistan!!
Jackpot, bitches!!
This article claims that 9 Taliban commanders, including 4 SENIOR leaders were killed in a NATO air strike in Afghanistan! WAHOOOOOOOOO!!!!
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20061219.wxblatchford19/BNStory/Afghanistan/home
From the article:
In addition, the source said, nine Taliban commanders meeting two nights ago in a keshmeshkhanu, or grape-drying hut, were killed in a NATO air strike. The report, which couldn't be confirmed, said that four of the Taliban leaders were senior commanders.
Let's hope this is confirmed soon and their names are released. I guarantee this headline will be plastered all over CNN.com tomorrow morning!!...................................NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! J/k! I forgot, CNN only promotes enemy propaganda! DEEEER!!
This article claims that 9 Taliban commanders, including 4 SENIOR leaders were killed in a NATO air strike in Afghanistan! WAHOOOOOOOOO!!!!
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20061219.wxblatchford19/BNStory/Afghanistan/home
From the article:
In addition, the source said, nine Taliban commanders meeting two nights ago in a keshmeshkhanu, or grape-drying hut, were killed in a NATO air strike. The report, which couldn't be confirmed, said that four of the Taliban leaders were senior commanders.
Let's hope this is confirmed soon and their names are released. I guarantee this headline will be plastered all over CNN.com tomorrow morning!!...................................NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! J/k! I forgot, CNN only promotes enemy propaganda! DEEEER!!
Pakistan: Mullah Omar is NOT in Pakistan, Tommy: My ASS!!
Washington, Dec 19 (ANI): Pakistan has claimed that supreme Taliban leader, Mulla Muhammed Omar and his commanders were staying in Kandahar, and not in Pakistan.
A Pakistan embassy spokesman refuted the newspaper Baltimore Sun's claim that the Taliban had a "command and control structure operating on Pakistan territory, in and around Quetta".Press minister at Pakistan embassy in Washington, M. Akram Shaheedi, said that the Taliban commanded considerable support from the local population in Kandahar."This is not true because Mulla Muhammed Omar and his Taliban commanders are in Kandahar, their home district and the base of the Taliban. They command considerable support from the local population there. They could not hide in Quetta because Pakistan's intelligence and security network is very effective. The presence of the Taliban leadership could not go unnoticed there.
http://www.dailyindia.com/show/94716.php/Mulla-Omar-in-Kandahar-not-in-Pak
I really wish Pakistan would stop fucking around with us and get serious about the Taliban leadership. I can't believe they continue to deny the Taliban's leaders are in Quetta, Pakistan. Overhwhelming evidence has been presented this year by the US, Great Britain, and the Afghans to support the notion that Mullah Omar and his scumbag comrades are residing in Pakistan. Hell, Hamid Karzai gave the Pakistani government Mullah Omar's goddamn house address. According to one intelligence agent in a CNN article in September, they even had Mullah Omar tracked to a particular section of Quetta, Pakistan. IT IS COMMON KNOWLEDGE THAT THE TALIBAN LEADERSHIP IS IN PAKISTAN!!!! END OF STORY!!!!
The Bush administration better pull the stick out of its ass and demand Pakistan arrest the Taliban leadership NOW!!! If Bush refuses, violence in Afghanistan will continue! And it will get worse and worse and WORSE!!! Cut the head off the snake!!!
A Pakistan embassy spokesman refuted the newspaper Baltimore Sun's claim that the Taliban had a "command and control structure operating on Pakistan territory, in and around Quetta".Press minister at Pakistan embassy in Washington, M. Akram Shaheedi, said that the Taliban commanded considerable support from the local population in Kandahar."This is not true because Mulla Muhammed Omar and his Taliban commanders are in Kandahar, their home district and the base of the Taliban. They command considerable support from the local population there. They could not hide in Quetta because Pakistan's intelligence and security network is very effective. The presence of the Taliban leadership could not go unnoticed there.
http://www.dailyindia.com/show/94716.php/Mulla-Omar-in-Kandahar-not-in-Pak
I really wish Pakistan would stop fucking around with us and get serious about the Taliban leadership. I can't believe they continue to deny the Taliban's leaders are in Quetta, Pakistan. Overhwhelming evidence has been presented this year by the US, Great Britain, and the Afghans to support the notion that Mullah Omar and his scumbag comrades are residing in Pakistan. Hell, Hamid Karzai gave the Pakistani government Mullah Omar's goddamn house address. According to one intelligence agent in a CNN article in September, they even had Mullah Omar tracked to a particular section of Quetta, Pakistan. IT IS COMMON KNOWLEDGE THAT THE TALIBAN LEADERSHIP IS IN PAKISTAN!!!! END OF STORY!!!!
The Bush administration better pull the stick out of its ass and demand Pakistan arrest the Taliban leadership NOW!!! If Bush refuses, violence in Afghanistan will continue! And it will get worse and worse and WORSE!!! Cut the head off the snake!!!
A former Bin Laden escort and Pakistani agent is arrested in Afghanistan!
This is fucking HUGE!!!
KABUL, Afghanistan, Dec. 19 (UPI) -- Security forces in Afghanistan on Tuesday arrested a Pakistani intelligence officer they accuse of being an al-Qaida sympathizer and aide.
At a Kabul news conference, presidential spokesman Karim Rahimi said Sayed Akbar, an agent for Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence agency, was arrested allegedly carrying incriminating evidence in eastern Kunar province, a BBC correspondent reported."Some evidence and documents have been seized with him proving his destructive activities in Afghanistan," Rahimi said.Authorities allege Akbar was in charge of relations between the ISI and al-Qaida leaders and last year acted as an escort for Osama bin Laden traveling from the Afghan province of Nuristan to the Chitral region of northern Pakistan.The arrest came a day after officials announced they had detained Afghan army Gen. Khair Mohammad on similar espionage charges last week, Radio Free Afghanistan said.
I highly doubt this will be covered in the dumbass fucking MSM, but it is definitely a story to pay CLOSE attention to. If the captured agent is not bullshitting us, this tells us 2 vital things about Osama Bin Laden.
1. He was alive and well enough to move in 2005. (My educated guess: He moved during the summer months)
2. He was (maybe still is) in Nuristan, Afghanistan or Chitral Pakistan. (All this year US intel officials and analysts have stated they believe Osama Bin Laden is in Nuristan or Chitral) Check out these interesting articles from this year about Bin Laden in Chitral.
http://www.dailyindia.com/show/88495.php/Chitral-still-an-area-of-concern-in-hunt-for-bin-Laden
http://www.southasiamonitor.org/2006/may/news/17view3.shtml
Rumors of OBL in Nuristan have been floating around for years now.
Here is a great article from 2005...
http://jamestown.org/terrorism/news/article.php?articleid=2369742
Back to the main article. It states that this Pakistani Al Qaeda agent was arrested in the Kunar Province, which is a dangerous Al Qaeda hotbed and close to Nuristan. Al Qaeda deputy Ayman Al-Zawahiri is believed to be moving between Bajur, Pakistan and the Kunar Province in Afghanistan. Could he have had contact with him in recent weeks?....For our sake, I fucking hope so! It is possible that Al-Zawahiri was spooked by that October 30th airstrike targetting him in Pakistan and fled back to Afghanistan. (If Al Qaeda's leaders are going to hide in Afghanistan right now, Kunar is the best place hands down)
Bottom line: I believe Osama Bin Laden is moving back and forth between Nuristan and Chitral. I think he's been doing so for 2 years now. Personally, I believe there are at least a dozen of these Pakistani agents with ties to the Al Qaeda leadership stationed and spread out in provinces on the Afghanistan-Pakistan border. We better torture the hell out of this Pakistani agent and get all the info we can. It may not seem like it.....but this is a big fish catch and quite possibly the big break the US needs. We cannot pass up this oppurtunity. This could be the beginning of the end for Al Qaeda's support network and even better, Bin Laden and Zawahiri!!!
KABUL, Afghanistan, Dec. 19 (UPI) -- Security forces in Afghanistan on Tuesday arrested a Pakistani intelligence officer they accuse of being an al-Qaida sympathizer and aide.
At a Kabul news conference, presidential spokesman Karim Rahimi said Sayed Akbar, an agent for Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence agency, was arrested allegedly carrying incriminating evidence in eastern Kunar province, a BBC correspondent reported."Some evidence and documents have been seized with him proving his destructive activities in Afghanistan," Rahimi said.Authorities allege Akbar was in charge of relations between the ISI and al-Qaida leaders and last year acted as an escort for Osama bin Laden traveling from the Afghan province of Nuristan to the Chitral region of northern Pakistan.The arrest came a day after officials announced they had detained Afghan army Gen. Khair Mohammad on similar espionage charges last week, Radio Free Afghanistan said.
I highly doubt this will be covered in the dumbass fucking MSM, but it is definitely a story to pay CLOSE attention to. If the captured agent is not bullshitting us, this tells us 2 vital things about Osama Bin Laden.
1. He was alive and well enough to move in 2005. (My educated guess: He moved during the summer months)
2. He was (maybe still is) in Nuristan, Afghanistan or Chitral Pakistan. (All this year US intel officials and analysts have stated they believe Osama Bin Laden is in Nuristan or Chitral) Check out these interesting articles from this year about Bin Laden in Chitral.
http://www.dailyindia.com/show/88495.php/Chitral-still-an-area-of-concern-in-hunt-for-bin-Laden
http://www.southasiamonitor.org/2006/may/news/17view3.shtml
Rumors of OBL in Nuristan have been floating around for years now.
Here is a great article from 2005...
http://jamestown.org/terrorism/news/article.php?articleid=2369742
Back to the main article. It states that this Pakistani Al Qaeda agent was arrested in the Kunar Province, which is a dangerous Al Qaeda hotbed and close to Nuristan. Al Qaeda deputy Ayman Al-Zawahiri is believed to be moving between Bajur, Pakistan and the Kunar Province in Afghanistan. Could he have had contact with him in recent weeks?....For our sake, I fucking hope so! It is possible that Al-Zawahiri was spooked by that October 30th airstrike targetting him in Pakistan and fled back to Afghanistan. (If Al Qaeda's leaders are going to hide in Afghanistan right now, Kunar is the best place hands down)
Bottom line: I believe Osama Bin Laden is moving back and forth between Nuristan and Chitral. I think he's been doing so for 2 years now. Personally, I believe there are at least a dozen of these Pakistani agents with ties to the Al Qaeda leadership stationed and spread out in provinces on the Afghanistan-Pakistan border. We better torture the hell out of this Pakistani agent and get all the info we can. It may not seem like it.....but this is a big fish catch and quite possibly the big break the US needs. We cannot pass up this oppurtunity. This could be the beginning of the end for Al Qaeda's support network and even better, Bin Laden and Zawahiri!!!
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I will not stop blogging until every last douchebag jihadi leader is pulled from a shitty hole in the middle of nowhere wearing crappy 2 month underwear and a maggot infested beard.
GOD
BLESS
AMERICA!!!!!!!!
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