How much more hints do you guys need?

#1

QUOTEA statement purportedly from the leader of al-Qaeda in Iraq hails the defeat of Republicans in the US mid-term polls.

The audio message, whose authenticity has not been verified, was published on Islamist websites and was said to be the voice of Abu Hamza al-Muhajir.

The Democrats' victory in Tuesday's Congressional elections was a move in the right direction, the speaker said.

Outgoing US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld had stepped down to flee the Iraqi battlefield, he added.

He told US President George W Bush to "stay on the battleground".

"I tell the lame duck (US administration) do not rush to escape as did your defence minister.

"The American people have taken a step in the right path to come out of their predicament... they voted for a level of reason," the voice said. Muhajir, also known as Ayyub al-Masri, has been identified by US forces as the successor to Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, killed in a raid in June 2006.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6137082.stm

I can predict your reactions already: "Yeah. Like we should listen to terrorists."

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#2

Should we..? LoL...

#3

no aj. you should not.

you should think twice about why he says so and make up your own mind.

Bot · #4

Anyone else feel an attack coming on? lol

#5

QUOTE(Kramer @ Nov 10 2006, 09:30 PM) Anyone else feel an attack coming on? lol
anyone?!

#6

Lets see why would al-Qaeda want us to stay. Maybe becouse there organization needs an enimy in order to exist. Take us out of the picture and there support in that country would dissapear. Iraq was never a hotbed for al-Qaeda. If we suddenly left they would be rounded up and killed along with anyone else the party now in power didnt want around. They would be swept away in the ethnic cleansing that maney predict could happen if we compleatly pull out.