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Iraq-Jordan
Al-Zarqawi claims Israel, Jordan's participation in Falluja attack
2005-01-22
Leader of "al-Jihad organization in Bilad al-Rafeydeen (Mesopotamia)" said that some 800 Israeli and Jordanian soldiers took part in the military campaign launched by the American forces against Falluja city in November.
"Yeah. I mean, we wuz trippin' over 'em..."
The Jordanian al-Zarqawi said in a tape recording broadcast on Thursday on an Islamic website "this battle showed several military participation in the enemy backlines," noting that Jordanian army officers participated in drawing plans and the attack against the city. On the other hand, the organization announced in a special statement that it killed by bullets what it called "group of disbelievers" whom it accused of working for an America company in al-Musil. The statement said that the company they are working for is transporting goods and equipments to "the Iraqi army." The accused organization on Wednesday claimed responsibility for four attacks on the Australian embassy carried out by five booby trapped cars in Baghdad. According to the Iraqi police, 28 persons were at least in these attacks and where other scores were injured.
Posted by:Fred

#6  Poor Z-boy. Sounds like the little one was traumatized by Fallujah's fall. I smell desperation.
Posted by: lex   2005-01-22 9:51:47 AM  

#5  Well in that case,I guess they won't mind if we cut off the head of the snake.
Posted by: Raptor   2005-01-22 9:49:50 AM  

#4  ..Heard some interesting commentary on 'All Is Lost' 'All Things Considered' yesterday. They were arguing that Zarq 'isn't that important' to the insurgents. See, NPR knows the true dope - that the insurgency really is ALL Iraqi now, and all Zarq is is a figurehead.
Frankly, if Zarq's letting a few Joooos do this much damage to them, they need a new figurehead.

Mike
Posted by: Mike Kozlowski   2005-01-22 9:14:49 AM  

#3  Z is so wack, that only a sub-sub-group of the sunni are true belivers. watch em they'll wind up attriting themselves.
Posted by: freedom fries   2005-01-22 4:21:55 AM  

#2  How would Z know? He wasn't there, right? He left the fighting to his loyal er followers.
Posted by: Captain America   2005-01-22 4:18:02 AM  

#1  ROFL!!!

These guys are just precious. Get waxed and it just has to involve the Jooos, lol! You'd think they'd save Jooo references for sinister plots and such - to actually claim that Jooos aced a shitload of jihadis certainly diminishes the jihadis, no? Is that the message you want to tell your dumb-as-dirt brethren: that the Jooos can romp 'n stomp jihadi ass like you're total losers? Well, they could. And you are. But to advertise it? Lol! You're about a month late - the whole world knows who pasted your losers, sonny. And Jordanians, yewbetcha lol, a transparent Zarqi (the Jordanian) attempt to paint them with the Jooo brush. Got a grudge there, Zarqi? The boggle continues and, once again, Arab logic isn't.
Posted by: .com   2005-01-22 1:41:37 AM  

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