DSM Meeting - Official Bu$hCo Distraction:

[musette_sf]

http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/meast/06/16/iraq.main/index.html

U.S. military: Al Qaeda leader in Mosul captured
Abu Talha 'surrendered without a fight'

BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- The U.S. military on Thursday reported the capture of a man described as al Qaeda's leader in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul.

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and ALL OUR PROBLEMS in Iraqnam are now over!!! they got THE GUY!! :sarcasm:

and didn't i just read yesterday, that the insurgents were gonna get AMNESTY?

in Bu$hWorld, if you're head isn't spinning, you're not listening.

[Avalux]

1. What about Al Zarqawi?

Wasn't he the big baddie leader we were after? I am SO confused!! :crazy:

[evolvenow]

2. Also FAUX AND CNN running some B*llsh*t breaking "kidnapping "story ,

they are scrambling, anything to show the REAL STORY, DSM. Remember Operation Mockingbird, CIA infiltrated MSM since the 1940's.

Great work KPFA and CSPAN-3, both streaming if cannot get it on radio and TV .


This is history, thank goddess for all of these intelligent, brave, passionate, truthful individuals.

kick

[NorCalDem]

3. I really seriously think,

that they just make up names as they "catch" people. No one "insurgent" they capture is any more dangerous than all the rest, that's the nature of terrorist groups. Why do you think they are so hard to track, because they're well run without any well-constructed connections between individuals or cells inside the organization. They just spout names and quotes like "We have captured a leader in the Al-Qaeda terrorist organization" when there are probably 100's if not 1000's of people that fit that description.

At least we all know that this story is a distraction, but I bet O'Reilly and Hannity and Scarborough and Tweety (all of them basically) will be talking up how good of a job "our guys" did today.

[evolvenow]

4. Bet you are right, it sounded and looked like improv, really nutz with so

many important stories, they just keep coming up with insanity, hey that ryhmes with...