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Originally posted by LA_Maximus
I pray this SOB gets infected wounds that are full of puss and green-stuff....and when he dies, the 72 virgins awaiting him are actually the women he has killed in his terror campaign and they kick him in the balls for all eternity.
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Originally posted by sanctum
Is it just me, or is this thread starting to drift 'off topic'?
Sanc'.
Originally posted by deltaboy
news.yahoo.com...
it seems it is true that he really got wounded. dont know wen, maybe back at Qaim attack.
Until 1999, ordinary Iraqis did not have access to the Internet. That was not entirely the fault of the Iraqi government. UN-imposed trade sanctions made it impossible to import the necessary technical equipment. Eventually, the government allowed individuals to access the Net, albeit only via its own service provider (the State Company for Internet Services) which traded as uruklink.net. Only in quasi-autonomous Iraqi Kurdistan was the Web largely free of official censorship.
The first state-run Internet cafe opened in July 2000, and there were around 60 by the start of 2003. Those who could afford it were allowed to have Internet connections at home.
But at least some Iraqis now had direct access to information from outside the country, though there's no doubt that the authorities closely monitored their online activity.
www2.rnw.nl...
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
What does having a brick all behind him give him a more gangster look or something?
Most of Zarqawi's inner circle comes from his hometown in Jordan, the city of Zarqa, from which he took the name Zarqawi. Born Ahmed Fadeel Al Khalayleh, residents and local police told ABC News that he was a teenage street thug and drug user who once ran a video store. Zarqawi's wife and four children still live in Zarqa, including a 7-year-old son, Musab.
Still, no one has acknowledged seeing Zarqawi since he was released from prison in a general amnesty five years ago. In that time, he has become one of the most feared and sought-after men in the world, a master of disguise known for his ease in switching from Arab to Western dress.
Originally posted by howmuchisthedoggy
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
What does having a brick all behind him give him a more gangster look or something?
I think the brick wall is an Illuminati inside joke about the ignorance of the American public. Y'know, the brick wall of patriotism they put between themselves and the truth.
Those cheeky Illuminati! Gotta love 'em!
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US military intelligence agents in Iraq have revealed a series of botched and often tawdry dealings with unreliable sources who, in the words of one source, "told us what we wanted to hear".
"We were basically paying up to $10,000 a time to opportunists, criminals and chancers who passed off fiction and supposition about Zarqawi as cast-iron fact, making him out as the linchpin of just about every attack in Iraq," the agent said.
"Back home this stuff was gratefully received and formed the basis of policy decisions. We needed a villain, someone identifiable for the public to latch on to, and we got one."