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2006-05-31 Iraq
Most wanted Saudi terrorists found at Kurdish prison
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Posted by Dan Darling 2006-05-31 01:37|| || Front Page|| [11126 views since 2007-05-07]  Top

#1 mutts
Posted by RD 2006-05-31 01:47||   2006-05-31 01:47|| Front Page Top

#2  One wife even informed the police that her husband had taken part in a terrorist attack. “It is best I hand over my husband to the police than for 50 women to become widows.”

A rare and commendable act of selflessness from the Arab world. Only the one, mind.
Posted by Howard UK 2006-05-31 03:44||   2006-05-31 03:44|| Front Page Top

#3 Howard, I'm betting she was Kurdish.
Posted by phil_b">phil_b  2006-05-31 04:36|| http://autonomousoperation.blogspot.com/]">[http://autonomousoperation.blogspot.com/]  2006-05-31 04:36|| Front Page Top

#4 Or not keeping up with her Koran classes... ;)
Posted by Howard UK 2006-05-31 04:58||   2006-05-31 04:58|| Front Page Top

#5 Or she wasn't steeped in Islamic propaganda. Good for her. Hopefully she survives her decision.
Posted by DarthVader 2006-05-31 08:21||   2006-05-31 08:21|| Front Page Top

#6 "yew ain't from aroud here, is yew"?

Release them? KIll them. Now. Send their heads back to Saudi
Posted by Frank G">Frank G  2006-05-31 09:15||   2006-05-31 09:15|| Front Page Top

#7 Abdullah al Ramiyan and Mohammed al Rashudi, whose names appeared on Saudi Arabia’s list of 36 most-wanted terrorists, were captured in September 20003, as they attempted to enter Iraqi Kurdistan.

Good to know that Iraq is still one country in 20003! I mean how are the Demos gonna blame Bush for something almost 18,000 years later? And, on the woman's story, we had a funny reversal here in Metro Atlanta (in the Gwinnett paper today). Seems that a local woman (Lebanese I believe) had married a man from Lebanon to get him in to the U.S. (he was also 10 years younger than her). Local cops got a strange call from him about his wife beating him up. Seems that she went to Lebanon (years ago), married him, brought him to the States in order that he keep the house. Even went so far that he had to sleep in the garage (gets hot in there...in the 90s outside this week) or on the front porch and had NO access to their finances. Supposedly, she beat him regularly, and the cops said the house was UNUSUALLY in order (immaculate lawn, beautiful flowers, spic-n-span clean, etc.). I guess he was in fear of being deported, but I got a good chuckle that "women's liberation" ruled in that case and that she was the one doin' the beatin', lol! Mehopes more women do this on their "masters."
Posted by BA 2006-05-31 10:07||   2006-05-31 10:07|| Front Page Top

#8 "Asharq al Awsat met the two 24-year old terrorists, Abduallah al Ramiyan, the Kingdom’s 17 th most-wanted terrorist and a history student in the Mohammed bin Saud university in al Qassim, and Mohammed al Rashoudi, a high school student in Bureida"

24 year old high school student. Surprised no one caught that. Well, that's what I'm here for.

Also, enough money for soap and shaving cream? Yeah, sure. No comment necessary.
Posted by ordu 2006-05-31 10:27||   2006-05-31 10:27|| Front Page Top

#9 A rare and commendable act of selflessness from the Arab world. Only the one, mind.

It's the Kurdish world, a world that is totally different in language, culture, and history from the Arab world.

The pêşmerge just love to catch these guys.

Bijîn!
Posted by Azad 2006-05-31 15:23||   2006-05-31 15:23|| Front Page Top

#10 Mohammed...have you ever been in a Kurdish prison?
Posted by Capt. Roger Ouvere 2006-05-31 15:29||   2006-05-31 15:29|| Front Page Top

#11 Azad, are you Kurdish? You've been sharing some interesting insights, and I am curious how you know so much. One of the things I really like about Rantburg is the expertise various readers bring. Lots of military people, f'r instance, and of course various foreign correspondents from around the world. Forgive my nosiness, but it helps me to have a little background to properly appreciate your contribution. :-)
Posted by trailing wife 2006-05-31 15:52||   2006-05-31 15:52|| Front Page Top

#12 TW, I am usually called a "stupid Kurd from Turkey," usually by people who don't like the things I say.

Obviously, you are more far discerning than they are ;)
Posted by Azad 2006-05-31 19:04||   2006-05-31 19:04|| Front Page Top

#13 not Murat, eh?
Posted by Frank G">Frank G  2006-05-31 19:33||   2006-05-31 19:33|| Front Page Top

#14 Who's for reinstituting Kurdistan, arming the Kurds to the teeth, and making the iraqi south a kurdish trust territory, and any Arabs living in the North migrant workers? Who's with me? Bush, feel free to use this! Weeee!
Posted by ordu 2006-05-31 20:20||   2006-05-31 20:20|| Front Page Top

#15 "the iraqi south a kurdish trust territory"

LOL. Don't hold back!
Posted by Chang Ominesing2659 2006-05-31 20:24||   2006-05-31 20:24|| Front Page Top

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