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In Response To Online Questions, Al-Zawahiri Says Terrorist Organization Doesn't Kill Innocents
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- "If there is any innocent who was killed in the Mujahideen''s operations, then it was either an unintentional error or out of necessity," Zawahiri added.
AMAZING - it''s ok for the Terrorists to kill out of, "unintentional error or out of necessity", but they NEVER considered this might be the case for others.
Any question of this person''s sanity ?
He''s a freak of nature. - Reply to this comment
- "We haven''t killed the innocents, not in Baghdad nor in Morocco, nor in Algeria, nor anywhere else,"
Yeah - like 3000 people in NYC had anything to do with HIS problem. Lying SACK of ... - Reply to this comment
- Every time I see the picture of this idiot, I have to wonder where he just pulled his finger out of...
Nahhhhhh - second thought, I don''t want to know. - Reply to this comment
- knayil--Our presence and influence IS the destabilizing force in Iraq...and this is part and parcel of the Israeli design for the Middle East--to break the large states into statelets that can be played one against the other.
Iraq would remain as before the invasion and occupation....though with a million less Iraqis than before we ''helped'' it. - Reply to this comment
- Prinzowhale: So I suppose you prefer to leave them to their fate? We go in there, destabilize a country but say "Ah to hell with this"? That your plan? Perhaps maybe America has a chance to fix this mistake by fixing what we caused if we stabilize Iraq. But I guess like most you think we should just abandoned those people because you don''t like what you see on the news? How many Iraqi''s have you talked to exactly? How much time have you spent over there to come to the conclusion that the majority want us out?
Tell me something, how long do you think Iraq would survive if we left right this minute? How long would it take for that country to be torn apart? How long before any number of terrorist cells took over? You think it''s bad now, go ahead and pull the troops out and watch how fast that country descends into chaos. Watch your CNN and CBS to see just how long it takes before a true genocide takes hold over there. You go screaming how it''s a criminal war, and we need to leave. Which is the greater crime; invading them under false pretense and trying to correct our mistake, or invading, tearing the country apart and then going home to let thousands upon thousands die? While your protesting the war, how about think about who is going to fill the security void if we leave right this very moment. Who will seize power? But the million dollar question....how long before we had to go back in anyway and fix all this? - Reply to this comment
- Posted by center104 at 01:53 PM : Apr 03, 2008
Get back on subject!
No. 1 Bin Laden
No. 2 Ayman al-Zawahiri
Can''t be found six years after 9/11
With Israel Mossad (Institute for Intelligence and Special Operations) USA CIA (Central Intelligence Agency), Pakistan ISI (Inter-Services Intelligence) and UK MI5 (Military Intelligence, Section 5) all have no clue where those two are hiding?
Not to mention the US military crawling all over the middle east.
Under heralded Commander and Chief George W. Bush
Pray tell us why? - Reply to this comment
- Get back on subject! Who cares about Moon?
Posted by center104 at 01:53 PM : Apr 03, 2008
Shut up weirdo
Why didn''t you say that to Posted by liberalbias1 - Reply to this comment
- Get back on subject! Who cares about Moon?
- Reply to this comment
- Bush Sr.
To Celebrate Rev. Sun Myung Moon%u2014Again
Washington Dispatch: Ex-president%u2019s keynote speech at Washington Times bash this month is latest link between Bush and Unification Church founder.
By James Ridgeway
April 29, 2007
http://www.motherjones.com/washington_dispatch/2007/04/bush_moon.html - Reply to this comment
- Unity: A One World Religion?
In light of the ties between nearly all Christian "evangelicals" with Rev. Moon, the CIA, the Council for Foreign Relations, the Trilateral commission, the Bush family and Bush Sr''s "New World Order", is it any wonder that after the September 11th tragedy,
Billy Graham prayed in the name of God,
AND ALLAH,
as dignitaries from many faiths were gathered before him? This prayer was broadcast the world over. His call was for religious cooperation and ''unity of all faiths,'' the trump of Rev. Moon. - Reply to this comment
Ex-NBA ref Tim Donaghy 
