Al Sadr Threatens of 'Tearing Al Zarqawi apart'

[ECH1969]

Baghdad – Al Sadr trend has responded to the announcement of Qa‘idat Al Jihad Fi Bilad Al Rafidain, headed by Abu Mus'ab Al Zarqawi, of the comprehensive war against Shiaas, excluding Al Sadr trend, by threatening him to 'tear him into pieces'. On the other hand, extreme tension has emerged between Al Zarqawi's group and armed organizations, including some Islamic ones, which demanded him to leave Iraq along with his extremist supporters.

Riyadh Al Nouri, spokesman for the Shiite leader Muqtada Al Sadr, described Al Zarqawi's declaration of war against the Shiaas, excluding Al Sadr's trend, as "A division of the Shiite unity and an attempt of arousing sedition within the one sect." He said to "Al Hayat", "Al Sadr trend considers Al Qaeda organization and Al Zarqawi as the bitterest enemies." "In case he fell at the hands of the Sadris, they would cut him into pieces."

The sources confirmed that Arab and foreign fighters, who call themselves Al Muhajereen (the immigrants), have received threats for leaving Iraq or being murdered on behalf of armed organizations, which have previously coordinated with them in a number of attacks, including the Wednesday operation in Baghdad, in which more than 150 citizens, mainly Shiaas, were victimized.

Reports of Iraqi armed groups, which have announced their rejection of Al Zarqawi's call for fighting Shiaas, have confirmed the growing scale of resentment among gunmen, with regard to the method in which Al Qaeda organization leads its operations against Shiite civilians instead of the Americans, the army and the police. The reports also confirmed that the resentment has developed into direct threats to the extremist groups for leaving Sunni regions and Iraq. Clans of Baath party and combat units from the former army have joined these organizations.

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[enigma000]

1. Al Zarqawi is stuck on stupid

I'll enjoy reading reports on his death.

[jayfish]

2. Do A Little Digging And You Can Already Read Them. -NT-

Jay

[Dover]

3. AND if Al Sadr truly did address this dead man, then that might give

one pause about Al Sadr too.

[jayfish]

5. The Whole Damn...

thing gives me pause. It's like the TV show Lost. Just when you think you have it figured out, everything changes.

Jay

[enigma000]

7. Good point

Still, if he's alive, kill him. If he's dead, dig him up and kill him again.

Q: Is he dead?
A: Very.

[Roy]

9. The question should be does he exist (Al Zakawi)

Could he have really beem a British undercover soldiers, all the while?
Do we yet know where Cheney's undisclosed location is?

There are a lot of questions that needs to be answered in this debacle.

[Roland99]

6. heh heh.

Although, it's pretty sad that Al Sadr is apparently buying into the Zarqawi propaganda.

Or, is it a shrewd move to gain himself better positioning in the eyes of the Shiites?

[cantstandbush]

10. That proves that he is a US invention and ploy.

Anything stuck on stupid has to belong to the Bush administration.

[barb162]

4. can't blame Al Sadr one bit for wanting these murdering creeps

(the "immigrants") outtathere

[DLnyc]

8. Could it possibly be that US forces back Al Zarqawi?

Only reason Iraqis would accept continued US occupation is to prevent civil war. Best way to get civil war going is to incite violence between religious and ethnic groupings. Best way to do that is cooperate/infiltrate/fund extremist groups committing violence against Iraqi people.

Hmmm. What were those Brits doing dressed up as arabs and carrying a bunch of explosives?

I'm sorry, is all this too obvious?