Al-Jazeera Cameraman Released From Guantanamo
How soon before we see this one blow himself up? I say that because of this:
Detainee Freed From Gitmo Commits Suicide Bombing In Iraq
CAIRO, Egypt - Al-Jazeera television reports that cameraman Sami al-Haj has been released from Guantanamo after more than six years in U.S. custody and is en route to his home country Sudan.
Wadah Khanfar, managing director of Al-Jazeera Arabic, confirmed al- Haj was on a plane heading to the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, after being released from the U.S. detention center in Cuba earlier on Thursday.
“We are in a state of high expectation and we are overwhelmed with joy,” he said.
Khanfar added that al-Haj’s wife and child were flying from Doha, Qatar to Khartoum immediately to see him.
A Pentagon spokesman, Navy Cmdr. Jeffrey Gordon, declined comment on the report.
(AP)
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Here is something that makes you feel shit but then makes you think that some Iraqis are cool and that we should defend them against those Iraqis who have developed a liking for the taste of Mooookie/Irans dick. The latter need to be put down like mad pigs and bombs need to start going off at Quds facilities in Iran.
http://www.mnf-iraq.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=18979&Itemid=128
BAGHDAD – Iraqi citizens who witnessed a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device that killed one Multi-National Division – Baghdad soldier turned over a criminal to the Iraqi National Police May 1.
The citizens observed a man parking a vehicle and walking a significant distance away from it.
They saw the man using a cell phone before the detonation.
After the blast, Iraqi citizens chased the criminal and made a citizen’s arrest.
The criminal was turned over to the Iraqi National Police, where he tested positive for explosive compounds.
Two other criminals were also apprehended after they were observed and identified watching the area when the blast occurred. They also tested positive for explosives.
“An American soldier paid the ultimate price on behalf of his country, his family and the citizens of Iraq,” said Col. Allen Batschelet, the chief of staff for MND-B and the 4th Infantry Division. “We will not relent in our efforts to rid Baghdad of these criminal elements, and today, as many times before, we were aided in that struggle by the people of Iraq.
“The citizens of Iraq have repeatedly shown their displeasure for these criminals operating in their neighborhoods and are continuing to assist American forces to rid these criminals off the streets in Baghdad,” Batschelet said.
May 1st, 2008 at 2:09 pm