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2003-09-15 Afghanistan
Raiders Strike U.S. Troops in Afghanistan
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Posted by Steve 2003-09-15 10:23:13 AM|| || Front Page|| [7 views since 2007-05-07]  Top

#1 I knew the Oakland players were mean, but this is a new low.
Posted by BH  2003-9-15 10:57:44 AM||   2003-9-15 10:57:44 AM|| Front Page Top

#2 Saw a report on Fox this A.M. stated 14 goblins dead, including one significant command-type. No name yet.
Posted by Hodadenon  2003-9-15 11:00:02 AM||   2003-9-15 11:00:02 AM|| Front Page Top

#3 Update from MSNBC: “FIFTEEN TALIBAN were killed, including Mullah Abdur Rahim, in Maruf district,” Afghan Foreign Ministry official Khalid Khan Achakzai said in Spin Boldak, not far from the border with Pakistan. Maruf is in Kandahar province. He said the fighters killed in the Sunday night clash had probably come from the province of Zabul, where hundreds of rebels had been involved in clashes with Afghan troops and U.S.-led forces in recent weeks.“They were trying to regroup and launch fresh attacks,” he told Reuters.
Mullah Abdul Samad, an intelligence officer in the radical Taliban regime that was ousted from power in 2001, confirmed that there was a clash in Maruf, but denied the death of Rahim. Rahim is the Taliban commander for southern Afghanistan, where rebels have been most active in recent months.
Posted by Steve  2003-9-15 11:12:53 AM||   2003-9-15 11:12:53 AM|| Front Page Top

#4 I'm so happy to hear Rahim's dead again. The world's always a safer place when he's dead.
Posted by Fred  2003-9-15 11:31:51 AM||   2003-9-15 11:31:51 AM|| Front Page Top

#5 I'm so happy to hear Rahim's dead again. The world's always a safer place when he's dead.

If he's worth killing once, he's worth killing twice!
Posted by Steve White  2003-9-15 12:42:16 PM||   2003-9-15 12:42:16 PM|| Front Page Top

#6 Mullah Abdul Samad, an intelligence officer in the radical Taliban regime, denied the death of Rahim. "There have been deaths on both sides but it is wrong that Abdur Rahim has been killed. It is mere propaganda," Samad told Reuters. Rahim has been suffering from wounds sustained earlier in the year in a clash with Afghan forces in Spin Boldak, and a deputy was appointed to assist him by the elusive fugitive Taliban leader Mullah Omar.

Guess he got better, hope he just had a relapse.
Posted by Steve  2003-9-15 1:06:52 PM||   2003-9-15 1:06:52 PM|| Front Page Top

#7 They were using the silver bullets this time.
Posted by seafarious  2003-9-15 2:33:17 PM||   2003-9-15 2:33:17 PM|| Front Page Top

#8 And why didn't we call in a air-strike? Flatten the Turbaninets!
Posted by Charles 2003-9-15 3:41:19 PM||   2003-9-15 3:41:19 PM|| Front Page Top

#9 I didn't realize reincarnation was an Islamofascist doctrine.
Posted by Mr. Davis 2003-9-15 6:32:38 PM||   2003-9-15 6:32:38 PM|| Front Page Top

#10 I see they have new border signs:
"Welcome to Pakistan. The Cambodia of the 21st Century. Buckle Up For Safety."
Posted by tu3031 2003-9-15 8:44:45 PM||   2003-9-15 8:44:45 PM|| Front Page Top

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