Zarqawi Dead

[Leighton]

You two sound exactly like terrorists: Kill the innocents to teach their government a lesson.

I guess it comes as no surprise though. Simple thinking will get you into the mess you make for yourselves. It's sad that people consider that image as their type of porn, gloating and excusing it is nothing short of disgusting to me.

Google "Haditha" and see what people are doing in your "war", they're only increasing the threat of terrorism when they blow kids up. Imagine what the threat of terrorism will be like when your kid is that age, flickn. Then remember it's your country committing this on them and how terrorists see your complicity as their own excuse to "if your country commits the act, you commit the act."

[Fadingtoblack]

While I agree in principle that people who harbor terrorists are accessories themselves, unfortunately the US hasn't developed ultra accurate bombs to take out these one or two people without innocent collateral damage.


When my wife and kids get blown up just because I'm unlucky enough to be living next to where a terrorist is hiding, I think I'm quite justified in being very very pissed off.


That kid in that photo did nothing to deserve what happened to him, you can't just give them all a label of "Damn Arab Terrorists" and turn a blind eye, at some point something needs to change as these innocent casualties stack up.

[Danallica]

You two sound exactly like terrorists: Kill the innocents to teach their government a lesson.

I guess it comes as no surprise though. Simple thinking will get you into the mess you make for yourselves. It's sad that people consider that image as their type of porn, gloating and excusing it is nothing short of disgusting to me.

Google "Haditha" and see what people are doing in your "war", they're only increasing the threat of terrorism when they blow kids up. Imagine what the threat of terrorism will be like when your kid is that age, flickn. Then remember it's your country committing this on them and how terrorists see your complicity as their own excuse to "if your country commits the act, you commit the act."

When did i ever say 'Kill the innocents to teach their gov a lesson'?
I think its aweful when children are killed in war and ive never attempted to excuse the actions of soldiers who abuse and blow up inncoents for fun. So dont put words into my mouth ok?

[Leighton]

Kids die cause their government harbours: a laughable suggestion given the relation of terrorist activities to US occupation in the first place.

"It's a reality of war"

Just because you're on this side of the war doesn't mean your side isn't terrorising kids and families. Flickn carries on like there's a suicide bomber living around his corner waiting for him, but it's his and our country doing the terrorising. I'm ashamed of that. You pretend to be ashamed, then excuse it with whimsical 5 word cliches.

[Danallica]

What ever
I dont get enjoyment out of seeing kids die believe it or not

[dmegametal#1]

Al Qaeda in Iraq warns of 'major attacks' to come
CTV.ca News Staff

Al Qaeda in Iraq pledged more attacks following the death of its leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi in a U.S. air strike.

The group posted the statement Sunday on an Islamic militant website, and vowed "to prepare major attacks that will shake the enemy like an earthquake and rattle them out of sleep."

It also renewed its allegiance to Osama bin Laden, who "will see things that will bring joy to his heart."

While the group has posted on the site before, officials haven't independently authenticated the.

Although the message was credited to al Qaeda, the Mujahedeen Shura Council, made up of five insurgent groups supported by Zarqawi, posted it.

U.S. forces killed the Jordanian-born Zarqawi on Wednesday. They tracked him to a safe house and dropped two 225-kilogram bombs on the building, located about 50 kilometres northeast of Baghdad just outside the city of Baqouba.

He was apparently alive shortly after the attack, but died after U.S. officials arrived at the scene. Two forensic specialists examined his remains Sunday, but the results weren't released.

Iraq's al Qaeda group said in its web posting that it met after al-Zarqawi's death, and "agreed to continue jihad (holy war) and not be affected by his martyrdom."

The group also boasted that the "organization has strengthened its back, regained its footing and has been renewed with fresh blood," and that "al-Zarqawi is dead. But for those who were fighting for the sake of God, God is alive and eternal."

The message did not say who will succeed Zarqawi. But the U.S. military told The Associated Press that a likely successor is Abu Ayyub al-Masri, an Egyptian. There is currently a $50,000 US bounty on Masri. There was a $25 million US one on Zarqawi.

Iraqi government and U.S. military sources dismissed the militants' tough talk.

"This is I believe its a propaganda ploy. They're trying to make up for the huge loss," said Mowaffak Al-Rubaie, Iraq's national security adviser.

The top U.S. commander in Iraq, Gen. George Casey, said the amount of noise from the militants was a good sign.

"The (increased) rhetoric on the Internet and their websites is a good indication to us that they're hurting," he said.

However, "this network is a network, and it still has the capability to generate terrorist attacks across Iraq," he said.

"Whether Zarqawi was dead or alive, they'd still try to mount a big attack against U.S. forces or more likely, against the Shiite Muslim community with the purpose of trying to encourage civil war," said security analyst Jim Walsh.

In other news:

Two car bombs killed at least a dozen people on Sunday.
British soldiers in Iraq were reportedly lured into a skirmish with insurgents. The insurgents set fire to a vegetable market in south Amarah, about 290 kilometres southeast of Baghdad, and troops were sent to investigate. Iraqi police said five civilians died in the fight and at least a dozen were hurt.
More than 200 prisoners were released from Abu Ghraib prison on Sunday. Some Sunni leaders said that wasn't enough.

[flickn]

IRAQ GOVERNMENT IS REPORTING THAT THE AL QEADA IN IRAQ NO LONGER EXISTS

[King_Nothing]

IRAQ GOVERNMENT IS REPORTING THAT THE AL QEADA IN IRAQ NO LONGER EXISTS

I heard they found a CPU or some documents containing where-abouts of Senior Al Queda members in Iraq. Fuckin dumbasses.

[Leighton]

"Last throes" again, huh?



How about W. telling off that blind guy yesterday?

[flickn]

"Last throes" again, huh?



How about W. telling off that blind guy yesterday?

i thought i was cool that the word extremists islamists actually came out of his mouth