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Congratulations to the US army for finally doing some good over there, by disposing of Abu Masab Al-Zarqawi, with a couple of five hundred pound bombs.

Looks like they didnt take out a village of civilians doing it too!:clap:

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Hang on....they actually offed a real bad guy?

FUCKING HELL

well done those yanks!!!

(of course they were probably aiming at a column of British tanks or something and missed, but hey :rofl: )

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glad to hear he's dead, but there's plenty of people lining up to take his place, i'm afraid.

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Doctor? wrote: Hang on....they actually offed a real bad guy?

FUCKING HELL

well done those yanks!!!

(of course they were probably aiming at a column of British tanks or something and missed, but hey :rofl: )

Yeah Doc.. I nearly choked on me breakfast when the news flash came up this morning on Sky. He's No 2 bad guy in the world, and star of internet snuff videos, holding a big chopper. Surprised no-one posted it in here.

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AgentWood wrote: glad to hear he's dead, but there's plenty of people lining up to take his place, i'm afraid.

Sure Woody.. but a leadership change cannot make it much worse. Bush and Blair take note.

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Wonder whether anyone made off with the $25 million?

Intelegence my arse - someone's made themselves very rich there - and good for them.

I'm thinking of telling the Yanks that bin Laden lives downstairs from me. The guy who really does live below me is a right dick and I could do with the cash at the moment.

Do you think they check, or just drop the bombs and try to find evidence later?

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AgentWood wrote: glad to hear he's dead, but there's plenty of people lining up to take his place, i'm afraid.

That's as much a blessing as a curse tho Agent, they will all be playing who can piss the highest for god now, could possibly destabilze them. I just sort of had a peek at the bbc's profile on him, nasty piece of work.

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[black]Diamond[/black] wrote: Wonder whether anyone made off with the $25 million?

Intelegence my arse - someone's made themselves very rich there - and good for them.

I'm thinking of telling the Yanks that bin Laden lives downstairs from me. The guy who really does live below me is a right dick and I could do with the cash at the moment.

Do you think they check, or just drop the bombs and try to find evidence later?

errrrm. you are requiring them to hit a specific floor in a specific building when they can barely hit the right country more often than not. I advise you to make the call and be somwhere else, Botswana should do.

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Nah, they can knock the whole road down for me. It's insured - I could clean up here.

Would solve the problem of what to do with that bastard shed too.

EDIT: How do I make sure they strike while I am at work?

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Doctor? wrote:

AgentWood wrote: glad to hear he's dead, but there's plenty of people lining up to take his place, i'm afraid.

That's as much a blessing as a curse tho Agent, they will all be playing who can piss the highest for god now, could possibly destabilze them. I just sort of had a peek at the bbc's profile on him, nasty piece of work.

Oh... he's certainly a massive fish, and much idolised by fundamentalists. They took out six of his deputies too, including his no 2, Al-Rahman, who led them to him. Can see a big reaction for a couple of weeks, in terms of car bombs etc, but its a big positive, long term. Don't forget, he's a minority in a country and not generally regarded as welcome, by Shi'ites or the majority of Sunnis. It was moderate Sunnis that shopped him, unhappy with his constant destabilisation, and disregard for human life.

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[black]Diamond[/black] wrote:

EDIT: How do I make sure they strike while I am at work?

set the video to tape the match, that always assures an interuption in power. :D

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It just opens the door for another young bastard to make a name for himself then....Plenty more where he came from.Ridiculous war!

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Doctor? wrote:

Boatraceface wrote: Ridiculous war!

there's another sort? :lol:

War of the Worlds..eeeow, eeeow, eeeow.........eeeow,eeeow,no thats enough:brow:

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Imagine his surprise that he's not in Paradise with 72 virgins right now... :evil4:

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Comrade Shampanyov, Gentleman wrote: Imagine his surprise that he's not in Paradise with 72 virgins right now... :evil4:

Looks like he's in about 72 different places within a square mile, looking at the pics. :thumb:

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Abu Alza Kawari souviner body parts on ebay to follow.. Brace up for revenge attacks!

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Even as someone who is opposed to us even having invaded Iraq in the first place (and giving Zarqawi the platform which he used to become infamous), I'm glad the son-of-a-bitch is dead. Now if we could keep up with the taking out of legitimate terror threats instead of making up for Daddy Bush's missteps, this war could have an actual end in our lifetime :nod:

Zarqawi's roasting in Hell with Hitler, Stalin, Tojo, and Bing Crosby :evil3:

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just been on the news! he's still alive. :nod:

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Glad they got the fucker, but there's some reports that many civilians were killed as well; not surprising in itself, but why couldn't American special forces have gone in on the ground? That way no innocents would have been splattered.

Carpet bombing cowardice ahoy!

:thumbdown:

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Yes, his banged-up mush was on the front cover of the paper this morning. Struggling to see how this is much different from beheadings on al-Jazeera/the internet meself....

:shrug:

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it has been said above. what will this really achieve except give bush some positive headlines for a while. somebody else will just take his place.

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Craig W wrote: Glad they got the fucker, but there's some reports that many civilians were killed as well; not surprising in itself, but why couldn't American special forces have gone in on the ground? That way no innocents would have been splattered.

Carpet bombing cowardice ahoy!

:thumbdown:

There were only six people killed, all of whom were in one house, one of which was Al-Zarqawi, another being his lieutenant. The house was in a very isolated area, and was a "SAFE" house, so how many civilians could have been killed?

And it wasn't carpet bombing, it was TWO bombs.

As far as sending in fround forces, it's much quicker to send in the planes, and the commanders wanted to make sure Zarqawi did not escape.

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(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote: Yes, his banged-up mush was on the front cover of the paper this morning. Struggling to see how this is much different from beheadings on al-Jazeera/the internet meself....

:shrug:

Are you serious? A picture of a dead corpse equates to video of a beheading?

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I Am John Barnes wrote:

Craig W wrote: Glad they got the fucker, but there's some reports that many civilians were killed as well; not surprising in itself, but why couldn't American special forces have gone in on the ground? That way no innocents would have been splattered.

Carpet bombing cowardice ahoy!

:thumbdown:

There were only six people killed, all of whom were in one house, one of which was Al-Zarqawi, another being his lieutenant. The house was in a very isolated area, and was a "SAFE" house, so how many civilians could have been killed?

And it wasn't carpet bombing, it was TWO bombs.

As far as sending in fround forces, it's much quicker to send in the planes, and the commanders wanted to make sure Zarqawi did not escape.

Two 500lb bombs though???

Number 1 hit the target... why risk more 'collateral damage'???

Anyway, Thank Jolly Goodness he's gone!

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Craig W wrote: Two 500lb bombs though???

Number 1 hit the target... why risk more 'collateral damage'???

It was a building constructed of reinforced concrete. It was decided to use two to make sure the building was destroyed an Al-Zarqawi was dead. And again, there were no other buildings in the area, so what "collateral damage" was there to be caused?

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I Am John Barnes wrote:

Craig W wrote: Two 500lb bombs though???

Number 1 hit the target... why risk more 'collateral damage'???

It was a building constructed of reinforced concrete. It was decided to use two to make sure the building was destroyed an Al-Zarqawi was dead. And again, there were no other buildings in the area, so what "collateral damage" was there to be caused?

There were buildings not too far away and we all know how precision bombing is not quite as precise as it's cracked up to be at times.

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The picture I saw didn't have any buildings very close to it. As I Am John Barnes said, the building was reinforced so a second bomb was probably prudent.

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Well...it appears there was another building close enough to sustain damage...

but...well...no buts to it...

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I Am John Barnes wrote:

(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote: Yes, his banged-up mush was on the front cover of the paper this morning. Struggling to see how this is much different from beheadings on al-Jazeera/the internet meself....

:shrug:

Are you serious? A picture of a dead corpse equates to video of a beheading?

Why not? It's a symbolic "fuck you", pure and simple. Perhaps you mean a dead Arab corpse doesn't equate to the beheading of a Western journlaist?

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(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote:

I Am John Barnes wrote:

(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote: Yes, his banged-up mush was on the front cover of the paper this morning. Struggling to see how this is much different from beheadings on al-Jazeera/the internet meself....

:shrug:

Are you serious? A picture of a dead corpse equates to video of a beheading?

Why not? It's a symbolic "fuck you", pure and simple. Perhaps you mean a dead Arab corpse doesn't equate to the beheading of a Western journlaist?

When the Western media posts video of a Western soldier lopping off the head of a civilian off with a kitchen knife, then I will equate it to being the same.

The media over here showed pictures of dead bodies in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, was that just a symbolic "fuck you" as well?

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(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote:

I Am John Barnes wrote:

(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote: Yes, his banged-up mush was on the front cover of the paper this morning. Struggling to see how this is much different from beheadings on al-Jazeera/the internet meself....

:shrug:

Are you serious? A picture of a dead corpse equates to video of a beheading?

Why not? It's a symbolic "fuck you", pure and simple. Perhaps you mean a dead Arab corpse doesn't equate to the beheading of a Western journlaist?

The difference being that the journalist is simply trying to report the news, whilst al-Zaharwi is responsible for God knows how many murders, with many more in his future, if he wasn't turned into an Arab corpse.

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(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote:

I Am John Barnes wrote:

(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote: Yes, his banged-up mush was on the front cover of the paper this morning. Struggling to see how this is much different from beheadings on al-Jazeera/the internet meself....

:shrug:

Are you serious? A picture of a dead corpse equates to video of a beheading?

Why not? It's a symbolic "fuck you", pure and simple. Perhaps you mean a dead Arab corpse doesn't equate to the beheading of a Western journlaist?

While I'm certainly no fan of the USA's high-fives and whooping when they accomplish something like this, I was under the impression that they have to show at least a glimpse of the corpse otherwise people (the Iraqis in particular) won't believe he's actually dead? :shrug: It's not like they're going to take the USA's word for it straight off.

It's a pretty powerful propaganda tool and they did the same thing with Saddam when they captured him. They had to actually prove they had him otherwise who would've believed them?

But yeah, some of it is a symbolic "fuck you" as well.

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