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Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 12:08 AM He's dead, US AIR Raid blew his ass up.
I'm not really one to truly celebrate someone dying
but the families of all the people he beheaded can still find
their family members deaths video on the internet.
Thats no way to see you dad,son,brother and what have you get taken out. Peice of shit I hope you burn in hell!!!!!!! —rAnCIDsICk@!!! |
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Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 12:12 AM I'm not one to celebrate killing, but if any motherfucker had it coming it was him. Can we please get Bin Laden now? 5 years? Really? —bguirk |
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greymatters |
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Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 12:17 AM I wouldn't be shocked if we later find out he was killed by one of his own, he was trying to take over Osama's post, that was not kosher. —greymatters |
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Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 12:23 AM i just saw this on yahoo thats funny maybe it was all a big plan hmmmm maybe they made him innocent so they could send him back to make a good impression on the iraqi people... but they kept track of him and when he least expected it ................... BAM hes dead
i say conspiracy ! how say you ?
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mikeyfish |
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Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 12:39 AM I say Mission Accomplished. I declare that this is the end of TERRORISM! in Iraq. —mikeyfish |
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Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 4:30 AM YAY! That motherfucker Al-Zarqawi is dead! I'll see him in hell, playing hackey sack with Mussolini and Dangerfield. —ProfessorCarbuncle |
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Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 4:47 AM I say Mission Accomplished. I declare that this is the end of TERRORISM! in Iraq. And I say if you believe that will be the end of it then you are truly fuckin' stupid - These are people who happily walk into a crowded building with explosives strapped to themselves and then push the button killing, kids, women, old folks - anybody in-fact - These are people who will chop a helpless captors head off with a knife - even hardened soldiers will tell you how difficult and personal that would be, they just think they are killing a worthless animal. These terrorist bastards will never stop - especially as long as the powers that be - organisations like the CIA - Saudi backed organisations (towel head bastards!) and others who funded these people in the past keep up thier secret little wars. As Adam has said many times Trouble in the middle east - thats a headline you can use everyday for the last 25 years.
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anobody |
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Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 8:20 AM Sweet Ace :D thats a headline you can use everyday for the last 2500 years. Just had to make a minor correction there. —anobody |
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Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 8:29 AM thats a headline you can use everyday for the last and next 2500 years. Another small correction. —catloaf |
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AceRockollaisAce |
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Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 8:52 AM I blame it all on religion for the past 2000 years and until global warming burns our ass.
That also reminbds me of the complete religious freak who called LL and told Adam that hell would burn your skin off and then it would regrow and then be burnt off again - He was the genius who also said it was dark until Adam pointed out that if he and the others were all burning away like roman candles it would be very bright - godboy came back with yeah so bright it would blind you. Genius —AceRockollaisAce |
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mikeyfish |
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Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 10:34 AM And I say if you believe that will be the end of it then you are truly fuckin' stupid Uhh, yeah, it was a joke. —mikeyfish |
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anobody |
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Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 10:55 AM /\ seemed obvious enough to me. —anobody |
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Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 10:59 AM I'm not one to celebrate killing, but if any motherfucker had it coming it was him. Can we please get Bin Laden now? 5 years? Really? —bguirk It's been way more than 5 years. Read a newspaper please. —smaller hands |
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Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 11:13 AM bin laden has been around since the 70's and the U.S used to give him money so he can buy weapons
source:
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Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 7:39 PM I stole that from the daily show they did the same thing with the other dude —Shortdude |
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Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 8:16 PM
Edited Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 8:17 PM Must have missed that one (used to watch it every night but haven't recently; it's still a good one, even if it's not original :-) . —anobody |
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mikeyfish |
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Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 9:44 PM Only crazy liberal Jewish college girls who go to Brandeis. So that's like 80,000 people. —mikeyfish |
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Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 9:46 PM 80,001 - Jack Palmer thinks he's not dead. —anobody |
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Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 9:48 PM Not even close to 80,000 people fit that description. If that is correct, then it would be more like 500 people at the most. —mandeemoo22 |
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Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 9:49 PM
Edited Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 9:53 PM DAMNIT! Set up a perimeter! —mikeyfish |
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Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 9:52 PM Whoawhoawhoa, wait a minute. Jack Palmer? —mikeyfish |
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mikeyfish |
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Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 9:58 PM Why is it the only dead bodies they can show on TV are terrorists? —mikeyfish |
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Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 10:02 PM I saw pictures like that of Woody Harrelson in White Men Can't Jump. —anobody |
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Friday, June 9, 2006 at 7:28 AM
Edited Friday, June 9, 2006 at 7:29 AM The Bush administration and the US media are going all out to portray the killing of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi as a major victory for the American military and the recently installed government in Baghdad. The attempt to parlay the death of the Islamist terrorist into a propaganda coup for the US and its proxy government in Baghdad is an obscene spectacle, combining cynicism and desperation. Early Thursday morning, US time, Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, flanked by Gen. George Casey, the top US commander in Iraq, and Zalmay Khalilzad, the American ambassador, held a press conference in Baghdad’s heavily fortified Green Zone to announce that the Jordanian-born terrorist had been killed, along with five other people, in a US air attack on a “safe house” outside of Baqubah, a town northeast of Baghdad. Maliki boasted that Zarqawi had been “terminated.” A US military spokesman later acknowledged that among those killed by two 500-pound bombs dropped Wednesday evening were a woman and a child. President Bush wasted no time in attempting to seize on the news to divert public attention from revelations of American massacres and, he hoped, staunch the sharp decline in his administration’s approval ratings, largely the product of broad and growing popular opposition in the US to the war. In remarks made Thursday morning from the White House, Bush declared that “justice” had been “delivered” to the “operational commander of the terrorist movement in Iraq.” He praised the “courage and professionalism” of “the finest military in the world.” He went on to caution against any expectations that the death and destruction in Iraq would recede, or that American troops would be coming home any time soon. “Zarqawi is dead,” he said, “but the difficult and necessary mission in Iraq continues. We can expect the terrorists and insurgents to carry on without him.” Warning of “tough days ahead,” he demanded the “continued patience of the American people.” The Democrats quickly joined in hailing the killing of Zarqawi. Senator Joseph Biden, who has announced his intention to run for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2008, told CNN that the killing was “good news.” He went on to praise the US military. According to their own statements, US military and intelligence forces had been tracking Zarqawi for some time, having (presumably through torture) extracted from captured members of his group, Al Qaeda in Iraq, critical information about his movements. Why did they decide to move now? No doubt the timing of the attack was bound up with mounting signs of political crisis within the Bush administration and demoralization among US troops occupying Iraq. Only a few days before, Iraqi Prime Minister Maliki was publicly denouncing the US military for a callous disregard for Iraqi life. Responding to the execution of 24 Iraqi civilians by US Marines in Haditha, Maliki called such atrocities a “daily phenomenon,” and charged that the American forces “do not respect the Iraqi people.... They crush them with their vehicles and kill them just on suspicion or a hunch.” As for Zarqawi, he was one of those shadowy figures, well known to US intelligence, whose real allegiance at any given time is difficult to pin down. A fanatical Sunni Muslim fundamentalist, he represented an extremely reactionary element within Iraq. To the extent that he was involved in the numerous atrocities laid at his feet by Washington, his role was to undermine the Iraqi resistance and incite sectarian civil war between the Sunnis and Shiites. Zarqawi began his career as a jihadist, like Osama bin Laden and so many others who subsequently turned against the US, by traveling to Afghanistan, in early 1989, to join the US-backed mujahidin guerilla war against the Soviet military occupation. Even before the 2003 invasion of Iraq, the Bush administration was vastly exaggerating Zarqawi’s role in the country in order to justify its illegal intervention. In his now notorious speech before the United Nations Security Council in February of 2003, then-Secretary of State Colin Powell singled out Zarqawi as the personification of an alliance between the Baathist regime of Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda—a claim which the Council on Foreign Relations in an article posted Thursday on its web site said, diplomatically avoiding the word “lie,” was “later disproved.” As the Iraqi resistance grew in the aftermath of the invasion, the Bush administration, with the media and the Democratic Party trailing behind, sought to identify all armed opposition to the US occupiers with Zarqawi, in an effort to discredit as terrorists the Iraqis who were fighting to rid themselves of foreign invaders. At the same time, actions attributed to Zarqawi at key points gave a boost to US interests. In February of 2004, amid signs that the Shiite population was on the verge of joining the armed resistance being fought mainly in Sunni areas, a public letter, allegedly authored by Zarqawi, called for Sunnis to provoke a civil war with the Shiites. Several weeks later, suicide bombings at Shiite mosques in Karbala and Baghdad were blamed on what the US called the “Zarqawi network.” In May of 2004, shortly after the publication of gruesome photos of torture at Abu Ghraib, American businessman Nicholas Berg was kidnapped in Iraq and, according to the US, personally decapitated by Zarqawi. Berg had been held and questioned by the US military for 13 days before he was released and, shortly thereafter, kidnapped by those who subsequently killed him. The murky circumstances of this crime, and the role of American authorities, have never been explained. When such atrocities failed either to stem the Iraqi resistance or halt the growth of antiwar sentiment within the US, and Washington grew desperate to install a government in Baghdad with some semblance of authority and stability, Zarqawi’s actions came increasingly to be seen as an obstacle to American requirements. The Bush administration knows full well that Zarqawi never exercised the influence which it attributed to him. This is one reason for the cautionary remarks from Bush and other administration spokesmen about the impact of his elimination on the dire situation facing the US in Iraq. The American web site Stratfor, which supports the US occupation and has close ties to elements within the US military and intelligence establishment, said in an article posted Thursday: “[M]ost estimates place the number of foreign jihadists operating in Iraq at between 800 and 1,000 at any given time—a mere fraction of the overall insurgency, which is estimated to be 15,000 to 20,000 strong.” The article went on to note that Zarqawi’s organization had increasingly come into conflict with Iraqi nationalist groups within the resistance. In one of the few discordant comments in a day-long barrage of media euphoria, reporter and author Nir Rosen put it this way in an interview on CNN: “The myth of Zarqawi was an American creation.” He went on to explain that the US had deliberately exaggerated Zarqawi’s role in order to discredit the Iraqi insurgency, and concluded that his absence would not improve the US position in Iraq. There was another critical comment, remarkable for its bluntness and principled content. Michael Berg, whose son Nicholas allegedly died at Zarqawi’s hands, left the CNN anchor speechless when asked for his reaction to the news of the terrorist’s death. “There was no Al Qaeda in Iraq before Bush invaded,” he said. “I am not saying Saddam Hussein is a good man, but under him 30,000 Iraqis were dying every year, now 60,000 are dying.... Why is Iraq better off with Bush as king than with Saddam Hussein?” —lundy |
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Monday, January 15, 2007 at 1:57 PM Dr Zakir Naik - Terrorism and Jihad Dr. Zakir Naik, is a dynamic international orator on Islam and Comparative Religion. He is a driving spirit forgetting worldwide acclaim for the proper presentation, understanding and clarification of Islam, as well as removing misconceptions about Islam.
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Monday, January 15, 2007 at 3:55 PM you make terrorism and jihad sound like a bad thing. —plurry |
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Monday, January 15, 2007 at 4:04 PM 9 names
Body: 1. YOUR REAL NAME: Lena 2. YOUR GANGSTA NAME: (first 3 letters of real name plus izzle.)
lenizzle 3. YOUR DETECTIVE NAME: (fav color and fav animal)
pink pooch 4. YOUR SOAP OPERA NAME: (middle name, and current street name)
i dont have a middle name...Antiquity 5. YOUR STAR WARS NAME: (the first 3 letters of your last name, first 2 letters of your first name, first 3 letters of mom's maiden name)
herleoda 6. YOUR SUPERHERO NAME: (2nd favorite color, favorite drink)
blue punch 7. YOUR IRAQI NAME: (2nd letter of your first name, 3rd letter of your last name, any letter of your middle name, 2nd letter of your moms maiden name, 3rd letter of you dads middle name, 1st letter of a siblings first name, last letter of your moms middle name)
Ernduta 8. YOUR WITNESS PROTECTION NAME: (mothers middle name)
gina 9. YOUR GOTH NAME: (black, and the name of one your pets)
Black moochi —adams_babymomma |
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Monday, January 15, 2007 at 4:11 PM 9 names
Body: 1. YOUR REAL NAME: Mike 2. YOUR GANGSTA NAME: (first 3 letters of real name plus izzle.)
Mikizzle 3. YOUR DETECTIVE NAME: (fav color and fav animal)
Blue Alpaca 4. YOUR SOAP OPERA NAME: (middle name, and current street name)
***** **** 5. YOUR STAR WARS NAME: (the first 3 letters of your last name, first 2 letters of your first name, first 3 letters of mom's maiden name)
Mcdmikil 6. YOUR SUPERHERO NAME: (2nd favorite color, favorite drink)
Green Cocoa 7. YOUR IRAQI NAME: (2nd letter of your first name, 3rd letter of your last name, any letter of your middle name, 2nd letter of your moms maiden name, 3rd letter of you dads middle name, 1st letter of a siblings first name, last letter of your moms middle name)
Ideibes 8. YOUR WITNESS PROTECTION NAME: (mothers middle name)
Sterns 9. YOUR GOTH NAME: (black, and the name of one your pets)
Black Link —Mikeyfish-In-TF |
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Monday, January 15, 2007 at 5:58 PM 9 names
Body: 1. YOUR REAL NAME: Mandee 2. YOUR GANGSTA NAME: (first 3 letters of real name plus izzle.)
Manizzle 3. YOUR DETECTIVE NAME: (fav color and fav animal)
Orange Monkey 4. YOUR SOAP OPERA NAME: (middle name, and current street name)
Ivy South 5. YOUR STAR WARS NAME: (the first 3 letters of your last name, first 2 letters of your first name, first 3 letters of mom's maiden name)
Schmaabr 6. YOUR SUPERHERO NAME: (2nd favorite color, favorite drink)
Blue White Grape Juice 7. YOUR IRAQI NAME: (2nd letter of your first name, 3rd letter of your last name, any letter of your middle name, 2nd letter of your moms maiden name, 3rd letter of you dads middle name, 1st letter of a siblings first name, last letter of your moms middle name)
Ahvbuln 8. YOUR WITNESS PROTECTION NAME: (mothers middle name)
Fran 9. YOUR GOTH NAME: (black, and the name of one your pets)
Black Lucky —mandeemoo22 |
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