1. Great news. Hizbullah operational chief Imad Mughniyeh, long-sought terrorist and enemy of Americans everywhere, was killed, yes killed, by a car bomb (Don't you love irony) in Damascus this week in what was seen as a huge victory in fighting terrorism as he has been one of the world's leading terrorists for over twenty years. http://www.worldtribune.com/worldtribune/WTARC/2008/me_terror_02_14.asp
It was Mughniyeh who planned the 1983 bombing of the Marine Barracks in Beirut. He is also responsible for the 1985 hijacking of a TWA passenger jet and the murder of one of its passengers, a soldier in the U.S. navy. Mughniyah was indicted for the 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires killing 85 people. A warrant was issued for his arrest for the 1992 bombing of the Israeli Embassy also in Buenos Aires in which 29 people died. http://worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=56281
This is great news as someone who has killed Americans over the years finally met what can only be called poetic justice through a car bomb. My only regret over his death is that instead of a car bomb, I wish he could have died through slow torture. The souls of 300 Marines, 63 U.S. Embassy employees, 1 Navy soldier, as well as hundreds of others are finally quieted as he goes to meet Allah. Give credit to the Israelis as they neither forgive, nor forget.
By the way, Did anyone notice he was killed in Damascus, Syria? He was leaving a meeting with Syrian officials. Nice to know that Assad keeps friends like that in Damascus while Rice and Pelosi kiss his ass. Someone needs to kick their asses the next time they think about going to Syria. Having said that, I must say to the now blown-up Imad: Bye-bye bastard. Enjoy hell.
A search of The Clarion-Ledger databases reveals no mention of his death.
2. The Times of London reports that Al Qaida leaders in Iraq admit “The Islamic State of Iraq [al-Qaeda] is faced with an extraordinary crisis, especially in al-Anbar province. Al-Qaeda’s expulsion from Anbar created weakness and psychological defeat. This also created panic, fear and the unwillingness to fight." http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/iraq/article3346386.ece
American troops released letters seized in a raid on an Al Qaida base near Sumarra last year. Two letters, 16 pages and 39 pages long, were written by Al Qaida leaders expressing dismay at the deteriorating situation:
“We helped them to unite against us . . . The Americans and the apostates launched their campaigns against us and we found ourselves in a circle not being able to move, organise or conduct our operations (Sucks, doesn't it?).....”
The emir complained that the supply of foreign fighters had dwindled and that they found it increasingly hard to operate inside Iraq because they could not blend in. Foreign suicide bombers determined to kill “not less than 20 or 30 infidels” grew disillusioned (So sorry) because they were kept hanging about and only given small operations. Some gave up and went home..."
However, it must be noted that as these events have not been reported by CNN, ABC, or the Associated Press, the authenticity of the news article itself must remain in question.
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