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| Iran arrests 130 al-Qaeda suspects |
| 2003-12-12 |
| Interesting if this is true or more of the same song and dance that we’ve seen for the last several months ... Iran has arrested 130 suspected members of the al-Qaeda network and is ready to extradite some of them, President Mohammad Khatami said. "Those who have committed crimes in Iran will be judged in Iran and the others will be extradited to their country of origin," he said through an interpreter during a news conference. "There is no place for al-Qaeda, no place for any terrorist, for those who act against peace in the world," he added. Khatami said al-Qaeda was "very hostile" to the Iranian regime. |
| Posted by:Dan Darling |
| #5 PR smoke screen to delay the assault to take out the AQ leadership. |
| Posted by: Hyper 2003-12-12 2:42:41 PM |
| #4 Ah, the Black Hats have been on another hiring expedition to PakiWakiLand for cannon fodder. Pay 'em $5 to agree to be "arrested", make big splash with gullible Western press, then "deport" them back and give 'em their $5 completion bonus upon their exit from |
| Posted by: ,comma 2003-12-12 12:53:27 PM |
| #3 round up the usual suspects. |
| Posted by: B 2003-12-12 10:13:35 AM |
| #2 Yep, Yep, They will extradite them as soon as they extradite Khatami to the Tel Aviv authorities. will take some time though, you may all start breathing again ;) |
| Posted by: The Dodo 2003-12-12 4:26:08 AM |
| #1 Yes---we will extradite them to Syrian forces in Lebanon |
| Posted by: NotMikeMoore 2003-12-12 12:50:13 AM |