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would be easier to remember if the MFM and their Democrat handlers hadn't decided these images and film should be embargoed. Gets the rubes all riled up n shit. Makes them want to confront their enemies, foreign and domestic. Can't have that
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..yes, but they'll shove George Zimmerman in our face 24/7.
A US Islamic extremist fighting in Somalia was killed Thursday in a shootout with Al-Qaeda linked Shebab militants, former comrades he had fallen out with, witnesses said.
48 hour rule applies unless we are delivered a severed head...
Alabama-born Omar Hamami -- better known as Al-Amriki or "the American" -- was one of the most prominent foreigners fighting in Somalia, and the US State Department had offered a $5 million bounty for his capture.
"There was a gun battle between Amriki and his men and other fighters, the reports are that Amriki is among those killed," said Moalim Ali, a resident in Bardhere district.
Whacked by his own kind. Poetic justice and all. Gets me all choked up ... no wait, that's the breakfast burrito (urp)...
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I really shouldn't have to say this, but given John F'n Kerry's incompetence the last lifetime couple weeks....don't pay the reward to the Shaboobs, mmm'kay?
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Naaaah. You gotta pay the bounty, cause right before the bad guy got shot, he said "I will pay you more!" in that woof woof woof. Middle Eastern accented English. You don't want the target's offer to become credible.
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Welcome to Gateway Pundit readers. Quick tutorial: usually when a terrorist gets whacked we run a pic of the fat lady singing. But since the 48 hour rule is in effect, the fat lady can't come out (she is, as you know, always the last act). So we bring out the accordion lady to keep everyone entertained.
FYI.
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Does this mean no 72 virgins? No 72 Virginians? Does this mean he gets to spend all eternity in the 7th ring of Hell?
Stay tuned.
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This just in. Al-Amriki's last known rap, from notebook discovered beneath an Acokanthera abyssinica near the site of his purported demise:
I'm the rappin' jihadi and I'm here to say
Jihadis like my rappin' in a special way
When they are fleck'd with brown and have a golden hue
The infidels taste best and are the best for you
Some alveoli ravioli
Or perhaps some heart tartar-arrr
Any way you want to eat them
It's impossible to beat them
But jihadis like the climate of the very, very tropical equator
So you should prolly put your kafirs in the refrigerator
[Ynet] Four people were maimed on Wednesday when rocket-propelled grenades were fired at a military facility in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, state television ... and if you can't believe state television who can you believe?
reported.Witnesses said they heard loud kabooms in the area.
In a separate incident, an kaboom hit an army checkpoint in the al Imam Ali district of Rafah in northern Sinai, close to the Gazoo border. Witnesses said festivities between gunnies and military forces were taking place in the area.
[Al Ahram] Egypt's prosecutor-general Hisham Barakat referred 29 people to criminal court on Wednesday for an attempt to raid and attack a cop shoppe in Assiut upon the state's dispersal of two-sits held by supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsi in August.
Investigations have revealed that the defendants, who allegedly belong to the Moslem Brüderbund, had rallied by the cop shoppe and attacked it and its security forces with Molotov cocktails and rocks.
The prosecutor's report also said that the defendants were armed and their attack led to the injury of three security personnel.
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[Al Ahram] A spokesperson for the Moslem Brüderbund's Freedom and Justice Party in Ismailiya has been enjugged Drop the rod and step away witcher hands up! , Al-Ahram Arabic news website reports.
Khaled Lotfy was arrested on Wednesday at his workplace in the city of Fayed in Ismailiya governorate. He will be questioned about the burning of a court building in Ismailiya city by supporters of former president Mohamed Morsi on 14 August.
Lotfy will be held for 15 days while investigations take place.
The arrest is part of a government crackdown on the Moslem Brüderbund and its allies. Hundreds of big shots and members have been arrested since former president Mohammed Morsi -- a leading member of the Islamist group -- was ousted by the army on 3 July amid nationwide protests against his rule.
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[Xinhua] At least nine people were killed and 17 others, including seven civilians, were maimed in two car kabooms on security personnel in Rafah city in Egypt's North Sinai, a security source told Xinhua on Wednesday.
One of the bombs targeted a military checkpoint, while the other went kaboom! outside an intelligence facility, the source said, adding that a number of buildings in the area were damaged.
Among the nine dead, seven are soldiers and two scattered bodies belong to the suspects who launched the suicide kabooms, the source said.
Armed Forces front man Ahmed Aly confirmed the attacks, saying "Islamist terrorist elements carried out a treacherous attack using two cars loaded with a large quantity of explosives."
The attacks came a day after Sinai-based Islamist bad boy group Ansar Beit al-Maqdis (supporters of Jerusalem) grabbed credit for an attempt last week to assassinate Egypt's interior minister in Cairo and promised more attacks in Dire Revenge™ for the Islamists killed during the security forces' festivities with supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsi after their sit-ins were dispersed a month ago.
The group called on all Moslems in Egypt to stay away from military and Interior Ministry installations to prevent from being hurt.
The security situation in Sinai has tanked since Morsi's ouster in early July. Militants have been recently launching almost daily attacks against the security forces. The army, in turn, intensified operations to uproot gunnies and hardline Jihadist movements in the peninsula.
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[MAGHAREBIA] A salafist website on Tuesday (September 10th) identified Tataouine natve Oussema Aker as the Tunisian terrorist killed in the Niger attacks last May, Tunisie Numerique reported. The Signed-In-Blood Battalion and the Movement for Tawhid and Jihad in West Africa (MUJAO) claimed the twin suicide boom-mobileings at a military camp in Agadez and a uranium mine in Arlit.
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[Dawn] A top Emirati court on Wednesday placed in durance vile You have the right to remain silent... a Pak man for three years for spying for a foreign country, the official WAM news agency said.
The Federal Supreme Court ruled that the Pak, who worked as a "driver at a sensitive government department," had been recruited by an intelligence officer at a foreign embassy in the United Arab Emirates.
The man had supplied photographs of meetings in the Gulf country between UAE officials and foreign delegates, WAM reported.
The Pak had confessed to having received 30,000 dirhams (more than $8,000) from the officer whom he met several times at the embassy headquarters and at the Iranian hospital in Dubai, said WAM.
WAM did not specify the country for which the defendant was convicted of spying.
The Abu Dhabi court also acquitted a second suspect, an Iranian, on trial for the same offence for lack of evidence, WAM said.
An Emirati national married to an Iranian woman was sentenced in January to seven years in jail for spying.
Iran and the UAE are in dispute over ownership of the islands of Abu Musa, Greater Tunb and Lesser Tunb, which lie in the strategic Strait of Hormuz at the entrance to the oil-rich Gulf.
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[CBS] EVERETT, Wash. - Police believe whoever left a pressure cooker at an Everett gas station Wednesday intended to instill fear on 9-11 with a replica of a Boston Marathon bomb.
Police say someone drove up to a gas pump at a Fred Meyer store on the Bothell-Everett Highway about 5:45 a.m. and placed the pressure cooker on the ground before driving away. An employee called 911.
That there weren't more reports of this kind of thing is interesting, since creating a fake bomb of this sort would be so easy.
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These gas stations are self-serve so there is very probably a camera positions to catch the license plate of people who try to steal gas, or forget to pay (or drop of pressure cookers).
OTOH - most gas pumps now require you to pre-pay.
Once I entirely forgot to pay and, by the time I got home (about a half hour later) I was notified (by the state patrol) that I hadn't paid. Had to quickly go and pay it off. Whew!
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My mom has a big-ass pressure cooker hidden away in the fruit cellar. Sure, she's an old lady, but Sudden Jihad Syndrome can strike anywhere at anytime. No telling what's in those big sacks labeled 'Peat Moss' in the garage.
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I've got a pressure cooker. It's great for making terrorist fudge.
(Yep, fudge. Recipes tell you to use a heavy-bottomed saucepan to cook it, and a pressure cooker is about as heavy-bottomed as pans come. And no, you don't use the top when making fudge.)
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We use the same here too, Barbara. We can make a pretty fair sized batch in it, too.
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there's lots of ewetoobs about turning a pressure cooker into a still for making shine. involves replacing the pressure relief valve with a tube fitting for screwing the copper condenser to it. don't like that idea, especially in the house, could go boom if not watched regular-like. (and then all that mash would be wasted)
[Dawn] The armed forces of Pakistain and Talibs exchanged prisoners Wednesday as a confidence building measure ahead of possible peace talks, intelligence officials and krazed killer commanders said.
The exchange included six forces of Evil of Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistain (TTP) and two paramilitary Frontier Corps soldiers, officials and the commanders said.
It occurred in the Shawal area of the South Wazoo tribal region. The forces of Evil were subsequently taken to neighboring North Waziristan, the country's main Taliban sanctuary.
Militants had gun sex with joy when their colleagues were freed, the intelligence officials said. The officials and two Taliban capo spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorised to talk to journalists.
However, some men learn by reading. A few learn by observation. The rest have to pee on the electric fence for themselves... the Pakistain army has rebutted reports of such a swap.
"Pakistain military rejected the news of any prisoner swap with Taliban, as being reported by a foreign news agency," the army spokesperson, Major General Asim Saleem Bajwa said in a text message to the media representatives.
Despite the denial by Pakistain's military public affairs office, the intelligence officials and Taliban capos provided the names of the forces of Evil who were freed and said the two paramilitary soldiers released were kidnapped by the Taliban in southwest Balochistan ...the Pak province bordering Kandahar and Uruzgun provinces in Afghanistan and Sistan Baluchistan in Iran. Its native Baloch propulation is being displaced by Pashtuns and Punjabis and they aren't happy about it... province in March 2012.
The release occurred only days after Pakistain's main political parties endorsed peace negotiations with the Taliban and their allies Monday as the best way to end a decade-long insurgency that has killed thousands of people.
The exchange was meant to build confidence between the government and the forces of Evil before formal peace talks, the Pak Taliban capo said.
Senior Taliban leaders are currently discussing whether to take the government up on its offer to hold negotiations, said the commander and one of his colleagues.
The Taliban said they were open to talks at the end of last year but withdrew that offer in May after the group's deputy leader, Waliur Rehman was killed in a US drone strike.
Pak Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif ... served two non-consecutive terms as prime minister, heads the Pakistain Moslem League (Nawaz). Noted for his spectacular corruption, the 1998 Pak nuclear test, border war with India, and for being tossed by General Musharraf... campaigned on a platform of holding peace talks and has maintained that line since he took office in June. He scored a victory when his stance was endorsed by other parties on Monday -- a decision that was generally welcomed by the Taliban.
But there are plenty of skeptics who doubt negotiations actually will bring lasting peace. The government has struck various peace deals with the Taliban in the past, but all have fallen apart. Critics say the agreements simply gave the forces of Evil time to regroup and continue their fight against the state.
"Not only is the path well worn, it is also a path that has on every previous occasion been attempted and led to failure, mutual recrimination and renewed bloodshed," an editorial published Wednesday in a Pak newspaper said.
The editorial also pointed out that it's unclear with whom exactly the government would negotiate. Analysts say there are more than 100 krazed killer groups operating in Pakistain's tribal region along the Afghan border with varying levels of allegiance.
"Then there is the question of just what is on the table, what is up for negotiation," the editorial said. "No iteration of the Taliban either historically or in recent years has wanted anything other than the dismantling of the democratic process, the dissolution of legislatures at the federal and provincial levels, and the imposition of their own narrow interpretation of religion."
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[Dawn] Eight people, including two coppers, two members of the Bohra community and a Muttahida Qaumi Movement ...English: United National Movement, generally known as MQM, is the 3rd largest political party and the largest secular political party in Pakistain with particular strength in Sindh. From 1992 to 1999, the MQM was the target of the Pak Army's Operation Cleanup leaving thousands of urdu speaking civilians dead... activist, were bumped off in the city in targeted attacks apparently on sectarian and political grounds.
Bloody Karachi ...formerly the capital of Pakistain, now merely its most important port and financial center. It is among the largest cities in the world, with a population of 18 million, most of whom hate each other and many of whom are armed and dangerous... 's Central district has become a troubled part of the metropolis, where five people, including two coppers, were killed only in the evening.
Police said that two coppers of the Hyderi Market cop shoppe were rubbed out in a North Nazimabad locality on Tuesday evening.
SSP-Central Amir Farooqi told Dawn that the coppers were standing near their mobile van at the Landi Kotal Chowrangi in North Nazimabad when gunnies fired at them and fled.
Constables Mohammed Ali and Haris Iqbal sustained multiple bullet wounds and died before any medical aid could be provided to them.
A policeman belonging to the Hyderi Market cop shoppe was killed earlier this week.
Man, son killed in 'sectarian' attack
A man and his 10-year-old son were bumped off near UP Mor in North Karachi on Tuesday evening in a suspected sectarian attack, police said.
The SSP-Central said that Mustansar Hussain 40, and his son Mustafa Ali were travelling in a rickshaw when armed motorcyclists fired at them and rode away.
The maimed were taken to the Abbasi Shaheed Hospital where doctors pronounced them dead on arrival. The victims belonged to the Bohra community.
The SSP believed that it was a case of assassination.
Imambargah trustee rubbed out
A trustee of an Imambargah was bumped off in a suspected sectarian attack in Nazimabad on Tuesday evening.
Police said Mohammad Raza, 40, was targeted by two armed motorcyclists in Gol Market, Nazimabad. He sustained three bullet wounds and was taken to the Abbasi Shaheed Hospital where doctors pronounced him dead He's dead, Jim!
"Apparently, the murder was an outcome of sectarianism," opined the SSP-Central.
He said the victim was a trustee of Noor-e-Iman mosque in Nazimabad. Meanwhile, ...back at the chili cook-off, Chuck reached for the green sauce... a spokesperson for the Majlis Wahadat-e- Musselmeneen condemned the killing of the trustee.
MQM man bumped off
A worker of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement was bumped off in Orangi Town on Tuesday, police said.
They said that Rasheed aka Nagra, 40, was sitting at his restaurant in Sector-11 ½ when two gunnies targeted him and fled. He was taken to the Abbasi Shaheed Hospital where doctors declared him dead. He's dead, Jim!
The victim was an activist of the MQM, said Iqbal Market SHO Amjad Kayani ... four star general, current Chief of Army Staff of the Mighty Pak Army. Kayani is the former Director General of ISI...
He said that tension gripped the locality following the killing.
The victim was also a former in-charge of Unit-124 of the MQM's organizational structure and a former naib nazim ...small time big shot, the chief elected official of a local government in Pakistan, such as a district, tehsil, union council, or village council... of UC-5.
Vegetable seller killed
A vegetable seller was rubbed out by armed motorcyclists in New Karachi Industrial Area.
Police said the some vegetable sellers were going to the Sabzimandi in a truck as per their routine in the morning when two gunnies riding a cycle of violence signalled them to stop in New Karachi's Sector 11-J. The driver tried to speed away, but the suspects opened fire on the truck and fled.
Two bullets hit Nasir Attari, 40. He was taken to the Abbasi Shaheed Hospital where doctors pronounced him dead He's dead, Jim!
Area SHO Ali Hasan said that the police got a clue to the identity of the killers. He, however, said that the exact motive for the murder was not known.
Killing in Napier
A rickshaw driver was rubbed out and a passer-by sustained injuries in the Napier area on Tuesday, according to police.
They said that Salahuddin, 40, was riding his rickshaw when gunnies opened fire on him near Old Haji Camp. He and a passer-by, identified as Adnan Rafiq, 25, suffered bullet wounds and were shifted to the Civil Hospital Karachi where Salahuddin, a resident of Saeedabad, was pronounced dead.
The police suspected some personal enmity as a likely motive for the killing.
Man killed over monetary dispute
A man was killed over a monetary dispute in Jamshed Quarters on Tuesday.
Police said that there was some monetary dispute between Raees Younus, 25, and Jameel Ahmed and on Tuesday the latter hit the former with a heavy stone near Gurumandir causing his death. The police said that the suspect had been taken into custody.
Body found
The body of a man was found near the railway tracks in Malir Halt. The victim was identified with his computerised national identity card as Yunus Siddiqi, 60, a resident of Malir. Police said that he was hit by some hard and blunt weapon.
The body was shifted to the Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre for medico-legal formalities.
Suspect killed in 'encounter'
A suspected criminal was rubbed out in an alleged encounter in the Fisheries area on Tuesday.
A front man for the Rangers said that the paramilitary troops carried out an early morning raid in the Fisheries area. An encounter ensued between the Rangers and the criminals and both sides traded gunfire.
A suspect, identified as Shafi Pathan, was killed in the encounter, the front man said, adding that two suspected criminals were also tossed in the slammer Keep yer hands where we can see 'em, if yez please! The Rangers did not disclose their identity.
The spokesperson claimed that Shafi was wanted in several criminal cases.
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[USATODAY] Iraqi officials say a double bomb attack on a Shiite mosque in northern Baghdad that struck as worshipers were leaving after prayers has killed at least 35. That's a little higher than normal. Must be a Shiite holiday.
Police say more than 50 people were wounded in the Wednesday evening attack. They say it happened in a part of the Iraqi capital known as Kasra, a predominantly Shiite enclave in a part of the city that is otherwise largely Sunni.
They say a suicide bomber blew himself up at the gate of the mosque, and then a car he apparently arrived in exploded nearby.
Hospital officials confirmed the casualty numbers. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they weren't authorized to release the information.
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Must be a Shiite holiday
Impromptu Martyr's Day
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[Ynet] An IDF force uncovered an bomb attached to an agricultural gate near the Samaria city of Alfei Menashe.
According to suspicions, the device was meant to target soldiers stationed in the area to supervise the entry of Paleostinians working their lands. The device exploded by a sapper in a controlled manner.
Philippine government troops reportedly have "contained" hundreds of Muslim militants who have held nearly 200 hostages and key areas of the southern port city of Zamboanga for three days, according to the state-run Philippines News Agency. However, the accounts of independent media conveyed a more dire picture of the standoff with fighters from the breakaway Moro National Liberation Front, who descended on the port Monday and opened fire on security forces.
The militants, whose operation has killed at least nine, demand the creation of an Islamic-ruled enclave on the island of Mindanao.
Government forces have established a "demarcation line" to prevent the militants from invading other areas of the city. But the rebels were reported to have taken more hostages Wednesday and had lashed about 200 into a human shield behind which they were negotiating, the Philippine Star reported from Zamboanga.
Local government Secretary Manuel Roxas II said police and army reinforcements were being brought in to drive the militants from the port, a vital transport and shipping hub that has been locked down for three days and was due to stay idle at least through Thursday. More than 13,000 residents were evacuated to prevent further hostage-taking, Roxas said. He also described the military approach to the confrontation as a "nonaggressive stance," to minimize casualties.
Zamboanga Mayor Maria Isabelle Climaco Salazar said the insurgents were demanding international mediation. She said that a former governor of Sulu province, the rebels' stronghold, had attempted to talk to the gunmen but that "they refuse to listen to anybody locally."
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ION NOT-SPEAKING OF SYRIA, OR IRAN, OR CHINA-VS-INDIA ...
* BIG NEWS NETWORK > CHINA TELLS PHILIPPINES NOT TO STIR UP TROUBLE, wid talk about rmoving Chinese constructin materials = "blocks" from disputed shoal.
* FREEREPUBLIC > CHINA REAFFIRMS SOVEREIGNTY OVER [PHIL-claimed] HUANGYAN ISLAND, + neighboring seas.
* INDIAN DEFENCE FORUM > CHINESE BOMBERS [2 ea. H-6G's] SKIRT JAPANESE ISLAND [Miyako], + GET INTERCEPTED BY [JASDF] F-15 FIGHTER JETS.
To which China claims were on mere "training flight" into WESTPAC.
* SAME > [Eight] CHINESE SHIPS NEAR DISPUTED ISLANDS [Senkakus/Diaoyus] BEFORE JAPAN'S PURCHASE [nationaliszation] ANNIVERSARY.
[MAIN.OMANOBSERVER.OM] Russia yesterday said it had given the US a plan to put Syria's chemical weapons under international control, raising hopes of a diplomatic solution to the crisis. The move came a day after threatened US-led strikes against President Bashar al Assad's government were put on ice in response to Russia's offer to oversee Syria giving up its arsenal after Washington accused Damascus of using deadly sarin gas against its own people last month. US Secretary of State John F. I was in Vietnam, you know Kerry Former Senator-for-Life from Massachussetts, self-defined war hero, speaker of French, owner of a lucky hat, conqueror of Cambodia, and current Secretary of State... is to meet Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in Geneva tomorrow for talks on the disarmament process that are expected to run until Friday at least. "We handed over to the Americans a plan to place chemical weapons in Syria under international control. We expect to discuss it in Geneva," Russian news agencies quoted a source in the Russian delegation to the talks as saying.
Russian officials provided no details of the plan which has effectively pushed military action off the table for the time being, although both the US and La Belle France stressed it remains an option if Syria is seen to be stalling. With the risk of an attack having receded considerably for now, Assad -- who turned 48 on Wednesday -- was free to pursue his battle with opposition coalition that has been left dismayed by the West's retreat from intervention. US President Barack Obama I am not a dictator!... has expressed optimism that the Russian initiative can lead to the removal of Syria's chemical weapons without the use of force. The switch to diplomacy was welcomed yesterday by China, which also praised Syria's offer to sign an international treaty banning chemical weapons. "We hope all relevant sides can grasp this opportunity to solve the Syria problem through diplomatic and political means," a foreign ministry front man said.
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* 1st HEADLINES > PUTIN: SYRIAN REBELS MAY HAVE USED GAS, NOT ASSAD'S ARMY.
* TELEGRAPH.UK > RUSSIA WILL STAND BY ASSAD OVER ANY US STRIKE, WARNS PUTIN.
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* 1ST HEADLINES > NEXT STEPS IN SYRIA STILL RISKY FOR OBAMA.
* INDIAN DEFENCE FORUM > [Guardian.UK] AMERICAN THREATS WIDEN FAULT LINES AMONG SYRIA'S REBELS.
* BIG NEWS NETWORK > [News24] US WON'T ACCEPT RUSSIA'S DELAYING TACTIC TO GET SYRIA TO HAND OVER CHEMICAL WEAPONS [to UNIAEA]: KERRY.
* SAME > PUTIN TAKE EXCEPTION TO AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM.
* SAME > [The Province] "WE ARE DYING EVERY DAY": SYRIAN REBELS TELL WEST [Obama = USA] TO IGNORE RUSSIA AND ACT.
* SAME > [AP] US MILITARY: BUDGET CUTS THREATENS OPERATIONS LIKE SYRIA.
Time is approaching when MilOps will either be LIMITED, or else just NOT AVAILABLE/REALISTIC, for the US to conduct.
Iran? China? are still out there, ESPEC LONG-TIME "NUCLEAR CLUB" MEMBER CHINA THAT MAY POTENTIALLY FIGHT THE US ON THREE [more?] PARALLEL/SIMULTANEOUS FRONTS.
THE ON-GOING SYRIA CRISIS THUS FAR MAY BE BAD FOR US FOREIGN POLICY + CREDIBILIY, BUT IT TAINT THE WORSE THATS OUT THERE FOR AMERICA = AMERIKA.
[Al Ahram] A Syrian regime air strike on a field hospital in the northern province of Aleppo killed at least 11 people on Wednesday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
"At least 11 people, including a doctor... were killed in an air strike on a field hospital in Al-Bab," the Britannia-based monitoring group said.
On Monday, regime air strikes hit a school in the town, in northeast Aleppo province, which was being used as a base by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant -- an Al-Qaeda affiliate.
Elsewhere, jihadists killed at least 20 civilians in the central province of Homs on Tuesday, with members of the Qaeda-linked Al-Nusra Front among the assailants, said the Observatory.
Fighters from Al-Nusra and another rebel group attacked three Alawite villages near the city of Homs, said the group which gets its information from a network of activists, lawyers and medics.
"Fierce festivities broke out between rebels and army troops," Observatory director Rami Abdel Rahman told AFP.
The rebels entered the village of Maksar al-Hissan and killed 16 members of the Alawite sect, the religious community to which Hereditary President-for-Life Bashir Pencilneck al-Assad One of the last of the old-fashioned hereditary iron-fisted fascist dictators... belongs.
They also killed four Bedouin residents of the village, the Observatory said.
Troops retook the village on Tuesday night, after festivities in which they lost two men and killed several members of Al-Nusra.
The region, which is mostly home to Alawites and Bedouin communities, has been largely free of fighting during the past year.
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A US Islamic extremist fighting in Somalia was killed Thursday in a shootout with Al-Qaeda linked Shebab militants, former comrades he had fallen out with, witnesses said.
[Xinhua] At least nine people were killed and 17 others, including seven civilians, 
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[Dawn] Eight people, including two 
[USATODAY] Iraqi officials say a double bomb attack on a Shiite mosque in northern Baghdad that struck as worshipers were leaving after prayers has killed at least 35.
[Al Ahram] A Syrian regime air strike on a field hospital in the northern province of Aleppo killed at least 11 people on Wednesday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
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