Thursday February 16, 2012

U.S. offers $5 mil reward for 'Bomb Man' terror suspect

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    WilliB

    " Abu Ibrahim, whose real name is Husayn Muhammed al-Umari, stands accused of a spate of bombings in the 1980s. "

    In the 1980s.... gee, haven´t we been told here repeatedly that all this hatred of the Great Satan was caused by GWB, and before that all was fine and dandy with the relations with the islamic world?

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    bushlover

    That's right WilliB we have. Don't you know that 9/11 happened after the invasion of Iraq? It's the sole cause of 9/11 that the US conspirators are trying to make it look like the Islamists did it when they know it was the US government itself. Conspirators are smart people. That is how they figure things out. Like fake moon landings and all that crap.

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    Yelnats

    The guy is an old geezer. Look for better targets.

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    Madverts

    Heh, are you two seriously going to suggest that GWB isn't responsible for at least making the problem 1000 times worse?

    "al-Qaida" in Iraq ring any bells?

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    stirfry

    "al-Qaida" in Iraq ring any bells?

    al-qaida, yes...iraq, yes...al-qaida IN iraq ? uh, never happened

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    nandakandamanda

    After the 1998 Al Q'aida bombings of the two US embassies in Nairobi and Dar Es Salaam Bill Clinton ordered the Tomahawk strike on Afghanistan. http://www.answers.com/topic/1998-united-states-embassy-bombings

    I bet he was involved in the construction of these bombs too.

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    nandakandamanda

    PS, Abu Ibrahim, not Bill Clinton! :8D

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    Madverts

    "al-qaida IN iraq ? uh, never happened"

    You're either being sarcastic or you haven't read the news since sometime 2003.

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    sharky1

    Give me a 20% advance on that $5 Mil, and I'll be on it!!! The remainder will be due in full on his capture / death.

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