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India-Pakistan |
Official says al-Masri killed in Pakistan strike |
2008-11-01 |
![]() The United States has offered a one million dollar reward for the death or capture of Al-Masri, according to the Rewards for Justice website run by the US State Department. |
Posted by:ryuge |
#7 So it looks to me like this recently departed Jihad al-Masri took over from the deceased Abu Ubaida. From this Apr 2007 NYT article on the new generation AQ leadership: Qaeda Is Seen as Restoring Leadership See the 5 leaders. Of them Abu Jihad - just killed (probably parking w/ lover) Abu Ubaida - dead. Khalid Habib - killed in truck by Predator Oct 16, 2008 Abdul Hadi al-Iraqi - Captured. In Gitmo. Atiyah Abd al-Rahman - Alive. Emissary to Iran 4 out of 5. And the fifth is untouchable for the moment. Some people have been working hard and working smart. A pizza for those guys and gals if I knew where to send it. Since Abu U keeled over from the Hepatitis, I hope many more will suddenly expire from the Hep. A good chance given those people's predilection for the Thursday night rump pump. |
Posted by: ed 2008-11-01 20:59 |
#6 Hepatitis? Revenge is indeed a dish best eaten cold. Did he have many close friends? /But I'll happily accept revenge at the end of a drone's missile, or whatever delivery system happens to be most convenient at the moment. |
Posted by: trailing wife 2008-11-01 20:04 |
#5 Abu Jihad al-Masri and Abu Ubaida al-Masri are two seperate people. Abu Ubaida al-Masri died recently of Hepatitis. |
Posted by: Black Charlie Ebbuns3563 2008-11-01 17:29 |
#4 Looks like we killed another Number Three. Rewards For Justice: Abu Jihad al Masri Abu Jihad al-Masri operates out of Iran and is in charge of al-Qa'ida media and propaganda. He may also be the Chief of External Operations for al-Qa'ida. LA Times: Abu Ubaida al Masri His alias is Abu Ubaida al Masri. Hardly anyone has heard of him outside a select circle of anti-terrorism officials and Islamic militants. But as chief of external operations for Al Qaeda, investigators say, he has one of the most dangerous – and endangered – jobs in international terrorism. He has overseen the major plots that the network needs to stay viable, investigators say: the London transportation bombings in 2005, a foiled transatlantic “spectacular” aimed at U.S.-bound planes in 2006, and an aborted plot in this serene Scandinavian capital last fall. |
Posted by: ed 2008-11-01 11:58 |
#3 Excellent. Tell the drone to not blow the entire million on lube jobs. |
Posted by: ed 2008-11-01 11:38 |
#2 Jeez Tipper, don't tip them off! |
Posted by: Whiskey Mike 2008-11-01 09:56 |
#1 I wonder if it will sink into their heads soon that their "safe havens" are now honey traps? |
Posted by: tipper 2008-11-01 07:01 |