View Full Version : ZARQAWI killed


Raven
06-08-2006, 06:07 AM
they found him and sent in an air strike..... booom dead!!:kewl:

Bigcat
06-08-2006, 06:14 AM
They should cut his head off and put it on a stick:hang:

afterhours
06-08-2006, 06:17 AM
confirmed?

spence
06-08-2006, 06:24 AM
Iraqi PM says so.

It's a good thing, but he was a bit of a straw man :huh: :rocketem:

-spence

nightfighter
06-08-2006, 06:32 AM
It's a good thing, but he was a bit of a straw man :huh: :rocketem:

-spence

WTF, and I suppose you would consider Goring and Hess straw men too?????? Try telling that to families who have lost loved ones over there.

BigFish
06-08-2006, 06:48 AM
Spence speaks with him by phone every other week! I can't wait until they get the Lion and the Tinman too!:happy:

One more dead piece of Shiite!:happy:

SolOmoN
06-08-2006, 06:50 AM
oooh ra!

sol...

Karl F
06-08-2006, 06:53 AM
hmmm.. yeah he's dead, and thats a good thing... but, turned in by one of his own... who gets the 25 million reward :doh: ... was he given to the 72 virgins as a fundraiser for his shiite-head ass-ociates? :huh:

BigFish
06-08-2006, 06:55 AM
I don't believe those rewards ever happen.....claiming someone else tipped them off....so much information no one gets the dough!:laugha:

Raven
06-08-2006, 06:56 AM
thats a laugh........we set him on fire.....scare crow

ding dong the witch is dead,,,the wicked witch -the witch is dead.:rolleyes:

Bronko
06-08-2006, 07:11 AM
Got him with a tip from Jordanian intelligence, where he had a death sentence pending. Great day for the military. I think something like this clearly helps define the effort and actions of our young troops. I think there will be a number of retailiatory type bombings in the next couple of days, but there is no denying this is a huge 'termination.' I also think that there may have been a couple of bigtime terror players killed as well with Zarqawi. I doubt he was meeting in a barn in the middle of nowhere with his investment advisors. :bl:

spence
06-08-2006, 07:23 AM
WTF, and I suppose you would consider Goring and Hess straw men too?????? Try telling that to families who have lost loved ones over there.
I think you're missing the point.

He was a bad guy, helped to kill our troops and for that I'm glad he's in little pieces.

But while his involvement in Iraqi violence in reality has been pretty small, it's been portrayed as the major source of instability to distract the media from the real issue of sectarian violence.

Not to mention how before the war Zarqawi was used as evidence of a Saddam/al Qaida collaboration which was a bogus claim...

Great, he's dead and it's a nagging mission we can check off the list...but the notion that this is a game changing event isn't supported by the facts as have been reported by our own military.

-spence

likwid
06-08-2006, 07:26 AM
Al Qaeda already had named a new Amir before Zarqawi was killed.
Probably wont affect the structure of the groups over there much since he'd already fallen from favor and had been replaced.

Good moral booster for those that don't actually pay any attention to real news but thats ok.

JohnR
06-08-2006, 07:52 AM
Good...

"uffah!!"
06-08-2006, 08:15 AM
What more can be said??

Skip N
06-08-2006, 09:25 AM
YES!!! Rot in hell you %$%$%$%$er

fishsmith
06-08-2006, 09:35 AM
attaboy to all the US armed forces.

This is great news to go along with the USS Cole Deployment, may God bless that crew -

NORFOLK, Va. The USS Cole set sail from Norfolk today on its first deployment to the Middle East since 17 sailors died when terrorists bombed the ship at a port in Yemen nearly six years ago.

Swimmer
06-08-2006, 10:44 AM
Hid behind women and children while committng murder. In the end he went much nicer than should have been allowed.:realmad: He should have died 77 times.

Diamond Tackle
06-08-2006, 10:56 AM
Spence speaks with him by phone every other week! I can't wait until they get the Lion and the Tinman too!:happy:

One more dead piece of Shiite!:happy:

WTF ? did I do. :angel: :huh:
Im coming up there "heavy" .:rocketem:

:bshake:

The Dad Fisherman
06-08-2006, 11:05 AM
Good Ridance to him....may all his Virgins be 400 pounders.

Glad to see him go......

Skip N
06-08-2006, 12:00 PM
And to think, if we had listened to Murtha and the other people who wanted us to pull out of Iraq ASAP, Zarqawi would still be around cutting peoples heads off. Glad we didnt listen to them and stayed the course. I hope some of Zarqwis buddys are still in the rumble dying a nice slow painful death.

Hope ya like those fat ass virgins in hell you prick:af: :af:

spence
06-08-2006, 12:08 PM
And to think, if we had listened to Murtha and the other people who wanted us to pull out of Iraq ASAP, Zarqawi would still be around cutting peoples heads off.
Actually Skippy, under Murtha's plan things wouldn't have been much different. Murtha never advocated ceasing all military activity, just pulling the primary troop positions back.

We would have still been able to leverage intel to drop bombs and use special forces to monitor terrorist positions.

-spence

likwid
06-08-2006, 12:52 PM
And then Michael Berg speaks up.

O'BRIEN: No, no. And we have spoken before, and I'm well aware of that. But at some point, one would think, is there a moment when you say, 'I'm glad he's dead, the man who killed my son'?

BERG: No. How can a human being be glad that another human being is dead?

I'd have to agree with him.

Link to the interview: http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/meast/06/08/berg.interview/index.html

spence
06-08-2006, 12:58 PM
I'll give Berg a pass as it must be incredibly difficult to bear the weight of your child being beheaded and the entire world watching via broadband streaming video.

That being said, I'm not glad he's dead as much as glad he can't behead anyone anymore.

Chances are he had zero knowledge of his demise. I'd rather see a more fitting punishment.

-spence

likwid
06-08-2006, 01:01 PM
That being said, I'm not glad he's dead as much as glad he can't behead anyone anymore.

Exactly

Chances are he had zero knowledge of his demise. I'd rather see a more fitting punishment.

Now you're contradicting yourself.

spence
06-08-2006, 01:06 PM
Now you're contradicting yourself.
Not at all...In life he could be held accountable for his actions. Death was the easy way out.

-spence

JohnR
06-08-2006, 01:18 PM
And to think, if we had listened to Murtha and the other people who wanted us to pull out of Iraq ASAP, Zarqawi would still be around cutting peoples heads off. Glad we didnt listen to them and stayed the course. I hope some of Zarqwis buddys are still in the rumble dying a nice slow painful death.

Hope ya like those fat ass virgins in hell you prick:af: :af:

If we had listened to Murtha, the slap on the ass of government months back would still be reverberating it's way to the pointy end of the stick. It has taken us a long time to dig ourselves as deep as we are it will take a long time to correct (if ever) regardless of which way we go...

I hope he found 77 Virginians :liquify:

likwid
06-08-2006, 01:21 PM
$50 billion more for war also announced today.

sigh.

macojoe
06-08-2006, 02:04 PM
Well Iam glad he is gone!!

But at what cost?? I mean we started a war with Iraq and made everyone think it had to do with 9/11

after 3 years trillion's of dollars nearly 3000 US soldiers we got one in the list of many!!

Just think if we did go to war for nothing took all them resources and just wiped out Bin laden and his crew, we be way ahead of the game!

But now after this joker is gone we will just keep losing more young men, and wasteing more money on a war that no one will really win!

All so a little beady eyed pointed nose miget prick can add his name to hstory!!

likwid
06-08-2006, 02:10 PM
Joe:

Bush salutes you.

http://www.stewwebb.com/Bush%20Finger.jpg


:bl: :rotfl:

spence
06-08-2006, 02:17 PM
All so a little beady eyed pointed nose miget prick can add his name to hstory!!
Well, in Bush's defense he is no midget...the man is 5'11" after all :)

-spence

Skip N
06-09-2006, 02:40 AM
I for one am glad he's dead! Man it brings a smile to my face knowing our troops dropped a couple 500lb bombs on this pricks head!

Its a great day!:buds:

The only good terroist is a dead terrosist!

I hope those 72 virgins are 72 gay male virgins. Enjoy you prick!

Raven
06-09-2006, 05:25 AM
is....with much anticipation....they recovered his computer...i heard,

a.
and B . there were 17 other simutaneous raids that resulted in a treasure trove

(their own words) of information that will have a spider web effect on further
investigations into their terror networks.:kewl:

afterhours
06-09-2006, 06:20 AM
must of been one tough 'puter- bombproof!

BigFish
06-09-2006, 07:20 AM
I was amazed there was anything left of him to photograph let alone such a good photograph at that? I would have imagined 2 500 pound bombs would have blown him to smithereens! Never mind the computer being intact.:huh:

spence
06-09-2006, 07:26 AM
I was amazed there was anything left of him to photograph let alone such a good photograph at that? I would have imagined 2 500 pound bombs would have blown him to smithereens! Never mind the computer being intact.:huh:
All a stunt, they've had him frozen in carbonite for 2 years now.

It was triggered to defrost automatically when Bush's approval rating stayed below 30% for a month :hee:

-spence

Skitterpop
06-09-2006, 07:53 AM
they found him and sent in an air strike..... booom dead!!:kewl:



So sad too bad.... after this Fridays storm from Saturday Pm to Wednesday Pm expect to see some new entries for Team S-B.Com :boots:

The Dad Fisherman
06-09-2006, 08:42 AM
must of been one tough 'puter- bombproof!

That just means his Sales Team never touched it.......A Good Account Rep can destroy a $2000 laptop in minutes flat. Clumsy Bastahds

Diamond Tackle
06-09-2006, 09:19 AM
According to the latest info, he was alive when they found him in the rubble, and he even tried to escape off the gurney. US Forces were not able to interrogate him however cause he died shortly thereafter.

So there goes another one of your conspiracy theories right out the window Spence. Oh I forgot hes a straw man, and it doesnt matter anyway.

Skip N
06-09-2006, 09:45 AM
I'm still waiting for Likwid to give Bush and the military just a bit of credit for this. Although i'm not holding my breathe on that one. And judging by Likwids posts, i still beleive he has more hatred toward Bush than he ever did towards Zarqawi. He cant even bring himself to say one good word about Zarqawi being wiped out. I just dont get it, the #1 pig in Iraq is dead and likwid would rather ignore that and bash Bush? I just dont get the far left mindset :huh:

spence
06-09-2006, 09:57 AM
Oh I forgot hes a straw man, and it doesnt matter anyway.
Jeeze Tin, you don't have to go sticking words in my mouth :rolleyes:

Never said it didn't matter.

What I did say was that the Administration built Zarqawi up so they could rip him down.

This happened even before the war as they falsely cited his presence in Iraq as proof that Saddam had links to al Qaida.

This happened during the insurgency as the military and Administration intentionally and repeatedly overstated his impact to keep the media focused on terrorisim and not sectarian violence.

This doesn't mean he wasn't a very nasty bastard or that his death doesn't matter...but things need to be put into perspective.

-spence

Raven
06-09-2006, 10:34 AM
go ahead general Casey....

engage target.... give him 1000 pounds of allah perspective....:eek::shocked:

aye sir...approaching target.... bombs sent sir...

pilot: returning to base....

well done Pilot....

thankyou sir. :lm:

Raven
06-09-2006, 10:41 AM
Well Iam glad he is gone!!

But at what cost?? I mean we started a war with Iraq and made everyone think it had to do with 9/11

after 3 years
trillion's of dollars
nearly 3000 US soldiers dead
we got one in the list of many!!

Just think if we did go to war for nothing took all them resources and just wiped out Bin laden and his crew, we be way ahead of the game!

But now after this joker is gone we will just keep losing more young men, and wasteing more money on a war that no one will really win!

All so a little beady eyed pointed nose miget prick can add his name to hstory!!
i like your play on that word Macojoe....

HSSSSSS tory you spelled it right ! :wavey:

Skip N
06-09-2006, 11:09 AM
Well Iam glad he is gone!!

But at what cost?? I mean we started a war with Iraq and made everyone think it had to do with 9/11

after 3 years trillion's of dollars nearly 3000 US soldiers we got one in the list of many!!

Just think if we did go to war for nothing took all them resources and just wiped out Bin laden and his crew, we be way ahead of the game!

But now after this joker is gone we will just keep losing more young men, and wasteing more money on a war that no one will really win!

All so a little beady eyed pointed nose miget prick can add his name to hstory!!

:rollem:

stripersnipr
06-09-2006, 06:21 PM
I think you're missing the point.

He was a bad guy, helped to kill our troops and for that I'm glad he's in little pieces.

But while his involvement in Iraqi violence in reality has been pretty small, it's been portrayed as the major source of instability to distract the media from the real issue of sectarian violence.

Not to mention how before the war Zarqawi was used as evidence of a Saddam/al Qaida collaboration which was a bogus claim...

Great, he's dead and it's a nagging mission we can check off the list...but the notion that this is a game changing event isn't supported by the facts as have been reported by our own military.

-spence
Beheading American civilians is small involvement in violence? And like it or not when a field operative in a leadership position is eliminated the game changes. What is it with Liberals trying to down play every signifigant American success in Iraq?

spence
06-09-2006, 09:45 PM
Beheading American civilians is small involvement in violence? And like it or not when a field operative in a leadership position is eliminated the game changes. What is it with Liberals trying to down play every signifigant American success in Iraq?
What Zarqawi did do intentionally had a big impact media wise (hell he pissed off nearly as many Muslims as he did Americans) but in relative terms the influence of foreign fighters wasn't the prime source of instability problems, nor is it's elimination the solution. It will help, but how much remains to be seen...

And this isn't about being negative to American success...my comments are to put the event into perspective as the Administration has distorted his role.

Did you know that in 2004 NBC reported the Pentagon requested permission 3 times to take Zarqawi out (before the Iraq war) in 2002. They were concerned he would raise some hell in Europe and given the post 9/11 mindset wanted to eliminate the problem.

The requests were denied as the Administration didn't want to upset their case for war with Saddam. Much better to make wild accusations Zarqawi and Saddam were drinking tea together on cool evenings after evening prayers :rolleyes:

He was an evil man and our special ops have spent 2 freaking years tracking him down...but his role in this chapter of the "war on terror" should be looked at in context. The real world is a lot more nuanced than many would like to believe.

-spence

Skip N
06-09-2006, 11:04 PM
Beheading American civilians is small involvement in violence? And like it or not when a field operative in a leadership position is eliminated the game changes. What is it with Liberals trying to down play every signifigant American success in Iraq?

Good news in Iraq and the war on terror is bad news for Liberals. They are basing thier entire 2006 election campaign on negative news. Your telling me Howard Dean didnt burst out with a big "oh %$%$%$%$" when he heard Zarqawi was dead!? Its sad, but we know how they operate. Heck look at Likwid, he cant bring himself to praise our troops for taking out Zarqawi, he'd rather bash Bush and be all negative. And this is why the Libs won't be taking over congress in 06They have NO ideas or plans, thier success in 06 is based on bad news coming from Iraq. How pathetic is that?? :yak4:

spence
06-10-2006, 07:18 AM
Good news in Iraq and the war on terror is bad news for Liberals. They are basing thier entire 2006 election campaign on negative news. Your telling me Howard Dean didnt burst out with a big "oh %$%$%$%$" when he heard Zarqawi was dead!?
Skippy, quit listenting to talk radio :lasso:

-spence

nightfighter
06-10-2006, 07:52 AM
Spence and likwid,
While i respect your right to your opinions, which is one of the beauties of our system of democracy, I am dismayed with your focus upon the political viewpoint. You want a dose of reality? you can come fish a day or night with some personal friends of mine who have been on the ground 'in theater', some who are members of the one four five. I promise they'll respect your right to a point of view, but they'll tell it like it is. We (include me) have no idea what is real over there. I would be willing to bet that you would be rethinking some of your posts after meeting them.....
My support is 100% behind those who are on the ground, at risk, for you and me. I will not participate online in a media nor political discussion.

Skip N
06-10-2006, 10:28 AM
Skippy, quit listenting to talk radio :lasso:

-spence

Sorry, talk radio is a drug to me :tooth:

spence
06-10-2006, 11:10 AM
My support is 100% behind those who are on the ground, at risk, for you and me. I will not participate online in a media nor political discussion.
I think you're reading too much into my posts without knowing anything about me :huh:

Can't speak for Likwid, don't know him.

Putting the Zarqawi death in context isn't in any way diminishing the efforts of our troops. That's just the same bull%$%$%$%$ logic that says any critisim of the President is against the troops and their mission.

I know all I can know, and I form my opinions on that base. I'm not some liberal crackpot, hell, I'm even making my stepson read Nathan Fick's book so he can understand what it means to be a Marine.

My support and utter respect for our troops is precisely the reason I get so ticked when they are seemingly shown such contempt by the civilian leadership who order them into combat in a reckless manner.

-spence

Diamond Tackle
06-10-2006, 12:39 PM
My support and utter respect for our troops is precisely the reason I get so ticked when they are seemingly shown such contempt by the civilian leadership who order them into combat in a reckless manner. -spence

Spence
What CIVILIAN Leadership are you referring to??? Obviously you are not referring to the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces. So who exactly are you referring to ?
I am VERY confused. S-plain it to me !

spence
06-10-2006, 12:56 PM
Spence
What CIVILIAN Leadership are you referring to??? Obviously you are not referring to the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces. So who exactly are you referring to ?
I am VERY confused. S-plain it to me !
Policy Makers.

-spence

Diamond Tackle
06-10-2006, 01:38 PM
"I'm not prepared to lay out a detailed policy or strategy," "It's not something you can expect in a situation that is moving this fast and has the level of detail you're looking for."

Riddle me this , Who said these words?
Hint, this guy would have been a TOP POLICYMAKER if KERRY won the election.
Point is, what alternative plans are the Dems offering this year in 2006 ?

Skip N
06-10-2006, 01:55 PM
Point is, what alternative plans are the Dems offering this year in 2006 ?

Retreat! Thats thier plan. And hope to win the 06 elections off negative news coming from Iraq.

Sad but true

spence
06-10-2006, 03:10 PM
Riddle me this , Who said these words?
Hint, this guy would have been a TOP POLICYMAKER if KERRY won the election. Point is, what alternative plans are the Dems offering this year in 2006 ?
Let me get this straight...so the idea that Richard Holbrooke (whom I admire) wasn't willing or able to lay out a magic "fix Iraq" plan nearly 3 years after the invasion in an interview is proof that we would have been doomed had Kerry been elected?

That's just silly.

The real issue isn't even Dem vs Repub. It's to flush the current neocon policy wonks out of office.

Any decent leader could do what it takes to regain our moral high ground and make objective decisions giving the operational folks a chance to make more meaningful contributions on the ground that have some staying power.

-spence

stripersnipr
06-10-2006, 03:52 PM
"I'm not prepared to lay out a detailed policy or strategy," "It's not something you can expect in a situation that is moving this fast and has the level of detail you're looking for."

Riddle me this , Who said these words?
Hint, this guy would have been a TOP POLICYMAKER if KERRY won the election.
Point is, what alternative plans are the Dems offering this year in 2006 ?
The Hate Bush Plan

spence
06-10-2006, 04:07 PM
The Hate Bush Plan
We need an emoticon that reads "it's the policy stupid".

-spence

Diamond Tackle
06-10-2006, 04:25 PM
We need an emoticon that reads "it's the policy stupid".

-spence

I thought thats what the button on your sweater vest said.

spence
06-10-2006, 04:41 PM
I thought thats what the button on your sweater vest said.
Come on Tin, at least bring your A game :wavey:

-spence

stripersnipr
06-10-2006, 05:21 PM
We need an emoticon that reads "it's the policy stupid".

-spence
You mean the "little beady eyed pointed nose miget prick" policy, stupid? Nah, no hate for the man there. Unfortunately Spence unlike you not all of your Brethren can get beyond their hate for the man to take the time to understand policy.

Diamond Tackle
06-10-2006, 05:32 PM
Come on Tin, at least bring your A game :wavey:

-spence

SPEAKING of "A" game (you walked right into it)
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,198940,00.html

I think Neil Covuto sums it up pretty well.
Can a Fella just hear "good job" for ONCE?!.
Nanci Pelosi says "well, its about time" that pretty much sums it up for her party.

spence
06-10-2006, 06:23 PM
I think Neil Covuto sums it up pretty well.
A FOX News trap :rollem:

Tin, if you want I can pull little snippets here and there to justify nearly anything. I remember seeing numerous Democratic Congresspeople making positive statements the day it was announced.

As for Pelosi...given that it's taken the most elite special forces in the most powerful nation on earth 2 years to find someone who publishes their video on the Internet every few weeks...

IT IS ABOUT TIME :cheers:

-spence

spence
06-10-2006, 06:38 PM
You mean the "little beady eyed pointed nose miget prick" policy, stupid? Nah, no hate for the man there. Unfortunately Spence unlike you not all of your Brethren can get beyond their hate for the man to take the time to understand policy.
To be fair, I think those hateful words were brought about because of the policy...not the man. But I'll let the author speak for himself.

Sure there is a faction of the progressive left that does despise the person to the point where they can't think straight...in fact my sister is one of them :bo:

But I'd argue there's an even larger segment on the right who are so vested in Bush and Company that they are lying to themselves to avoid judgement on his policy blunders on a daily basis.

Denial ain't just a river in Egypt :jump1:

Ba-dum, bump! I have another show at 11.

-spence

Diamond Tackle
06-10-2006, 06:41 PM
It took how long to catch the unibomber, and that was on OUR turf in MONTANA. the Feds admitted they flew right over his shack many times(even after they knew exactly where it was) and could not see it, and he didnt have his own army hiding him. Its called hiding in PLAIN SIGHT. Its not so easy to find a single person who knows his home turf and does not want to be found.
You really think he posted on chat lines in real time, like we are doing here? PUULEAASE . Anyone can send a video tape to Al Jaseera and remain completely anonymous.


You and I need to drink a beer or 2 one day.
Some of my best friends are also Democrats:wall: , not that there is anything wrong with that. .:buds:

spence
06-10-2006, 06:46 PM
Its called hiding in PLAIN SIGHT. Its not so easy to find a single person who knows his home turf and does not want to be found.
The difference is...every report I've ever read indicates that the locals know exactly where the foreign fighters are in every town.

They don't tell US troops because A) they will get killed and B) they don't like us very much.

Perhaps if we planned a little better for the "hearts and minds" aspect of things instead of letting the country go down the toilet the people would be a little more cooperative!

And to be honest, I've always thought that if we did pull out ala Murtha that the local militas would snuff out the foreign terrorists in about a day. Full on civil war might ensue...but at least it would be clean :)

Dinking some wine right now. Perfect end to an afternoon of shingling.

-spence

Nebe
06-10-2006, 06:54 PM
killing solves nothing.

spence
06-10-2006, 06:59 PM
killing solves nothing.
Spoken like the good Christian you are Nebe :faga:

Amazing listening to Sean Hannity BLAST Nick Berg's father for his comments about Zarqawi's death...What would Jesus do?

-spence

Nebe
06-10-2006, 07:06 PM
im not christian.. he lives up near boston

my point is killing this guy only serves to boost our moral. there will be another insect to take his place by next friday probably and he will be eager to proove that he is just a ruthless as the last.



quagmire...

spence
06-10-2006, 07:11 PM
my point is killing this guy only serves to boost our moral. there will be another insect to take his place by next friday probably and he will be eager to proove that he is just a ruthless as the last.
I wouldn't go that far. Zarqawi had a good ability to manipulate the media and the balls to do things that would make even fanatics blush.

It could really go either way...better or worse.

-spence

Nebe
06-10-2006, 07:12 PM
where is osama?

spence
06-10-2006, 07:18 PM
where is osama?
Who knows, but I'm sure someone here will say it doesn't matter because we haven't been it since 9/11 :chatter

-spence

Skip N
06-10-2006, 10:18 PM
As for Pelosi...given that it's taken the most elite special forces in the most powerful nation on earth 2 years to find someone who publishes their video on the Internet every few weeks...

IT IS ABOUT TIME :cheers:

-spence

Talk about a slap in the face to our Miltary. Give them some %$%$%$%$in credit will you. I guess you could have done a better job than our special forces Spence? Its amazing how people turn good news into a negative. I'm really sick of people on the left taking shots at our Military, "gee what took them so damn long" Un feakin real. Give our boys some god damn credit.

Skip N
06-10-2006, 10:24 PM
killing solves nothing.

So we should have let Zarqawi continue to cut off peoples heads and murder our troops with IED's? You have an issue with Zarqawis death i take it. %$%$%$%$ why even go after Osama then. Lets just leave him alone.

UNREAL what i am reading in this thread

Skip N
06-10-2006, 10:25 PM
where is osama?

Why the %$%$%$%$ do you care? You dont want us to kill him anyway. Or maybe you'd like to take some cheap shots at our military too for not finding him yet? It aint easy finding one guy in thousands of miles of caves. But you you seem to think is rather simple, go get em for us if its that easy.

You'd probably invite Osama to the White House for tea if you were president.

spence
06-11-2006, 07:25 AM
Talk about a slap in the face to our Miltary.
Oh Skippy, there you go again :rolleyes: :fishslap:

-spence