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Afghanistan/South Asia
Possible Ululation Alert
2004-03-18
BREAKING NEWS Pakistani president tells CNN he believes troops have surrounded al Qaeda fighters protecting "high-value target." Details soon.

Binny? Mullah Omar? Mullah Dad? Hek? D.B.Cooper?
Posted by:Steve

#13  You might consider getting out your Steam Generator AP..... something purdy big is up.
Posted by: Shipman   2004-3-18 3:19:00 PM  

#12  First Zarqawi and then Zawahiri? This could go down in the Official History of the War on Terror as the biggest day. Any votes for other top days in the WoT? The day the Taliban fell? The day KSM (aka Ron Jeremy) was nailed?
Posted by: Tibor   2004-3-18 1:42:58 PM  

#11  My ululator is still in cosmoline. I will clean it off when we have real confirmation that a high level rat bastard is, in fact, caught.
Posted by: Alaska Paul   2004-3-18 1:41:22 PM  

#10  James Hoffa, Sr.?
Posted by: Raj   2004-3-18 1:39:24 PM  

#9  ..Fox News said just a few minutes ago it was al-Zawahari.

Mike
Posted by: Mike Kozlowski   2004-3-18 1:30:04 PM  

#8  BAR, are you in San Jose?
Posted by: Lil Dhimmi   2004-3-18 1:28:47 PM  

#7  Ayman al-Zawahiri is the man, according to MS-NBC. The talking still-photo believes that he is not physically close to bin-Laden.

Nonetheless... stay tuned.
Posted by: eLarson   2004-3-18 1:28:41 PM  

#6  D.B. Cooper......there was a nightclub here some years ago that was named after that guy. As a matter of fact, above the little dance floor was a slowly rotating mannequin mounted on a motor of some kind in a skydiving position with a face painted on it, and in the mannequin's hand was a suitcase.
Posted by: Bomb-a-rama   2004-3-18 1:26:58 PM  

#5  Additional from AP: Pakistani troops and paramilitary forces using artillery and helicopter gunships launched a new assault Thursday against al-Qaida and Taliban suspects in a tribal region near Afghanistan, two days after a fierce assault that left dozens dead.
In a report from Islamabad, CNN said Pakistani President Gen. Pervez Musharraf told them Pakistani forces had surrounded a "high-value target" that was being protected by al-Qaida fighters. CNN said the identity of the target was not known. The new push began in Azam Warsak, Shin Warsak and Kaloosha villages in South Waziristan, the tribal region that borders Afghanistan, said Brig. Mahmood Shah, the chief of security for the area. Army spokesman Gen. Shaukat Sultan said there have been casualties in the new offensive, but he had no details of how many or on which side.


Rush sez CNN sez Perv sez he thinks it's one of "top four". I sez it's time for 48 hour rule.
Posted by: Steve   2004-3-18 1:26:50 PM  

#4  Drudge has it, too, as Damn_Proud_American has also posted.

Am going to check Fox News, MSNBC, et al. now.
Posted by: eLarson   2004-3-18 1:25:37 PM  

#3  Opening a beer and popping popcorn now, this is gonna be fun to watch....

I am betting its either Zarqawi or Bin hiding.
(or Ted Rall)
Posted by: Evert Visser   2004-3-18 1:23:43 PM  

#2  You'd best not be teasing me, bro.
Posted by: Matt   2004-3-18 1:15:18 PM  

#1  Fingers crossed, prayers going up, ululator being charged to the max...!
Al Queda delinda est!
Posted by: Jen   2004-3-18 1:15:07 PM  

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