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Originally posted by imakehp:
WOW.....I had no idea Bama could even fly one of those drones! It was Bama flying wasn't it?

F-ing worms that would attach some foreigner, that not only has never served in our armed forces, but also admits to worshiping the same "god/religion" as our enemies. Invoking his name as if he had anything to do with our military finally having some success over there.

You're a god damn piece of shyt bob h.

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Originally posted by imakehp:
You back pedal as much as you want. The only reason you posted that news blurb is because you feel it gives bama credit for it.

You know it, I know it and anybody that has read any of your posts knows it. Act innocent or own up to it like a man.

Politicians may be able to prevent wars but once the fighting starts the best thing they can do is leave our guys alone to do their job(s). But what you should never, ever do, is confuse those morons behind their desks in washington with our fighting forces.

Love and admire bama if you must but not at the fighting grunts expense. He has as much business being mentioned in the same breath as a soldier that bush did.


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Originally posted by Bob H:
WASHINGTON – In what could be one of the hardest blows to al-Qaida since the U.S. campaign against the terrorist organization began, the group's No. 3, Mustafa Abu al-Yazid, is believed to be dead, killed by a U.S. Predator drone strike, a U.S. official said Monday.

The official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said word was "spreading in extremist circles" of his death in Pakistan's tribal areas in the past two weeks.

There were multiple postings on Jihadist websites by al-Qaida's so-called General Command, announcing his death, according to both the IntelCenter and SITE Intelligence Group. SITE said Monday's announcement also stated that his wife, three of his daughters, his granddaughter, and other men women and children were killed.

Al-Yazid has been reported killed before, in 2008, but this is the first time his death has been acknowledged by the militant group on the Internet.

Al-Yazid, also known as Sheik Saeed al-Masri, was the group's prime conduit to Osama bin Laden and Ayman al-Zawahiri, and he was key to day-to-day control, with a hand in everything from finances to operational planning, the U.S. official said.

The official says his death would be a major blow to al-Qaida, which in December "lost both its internal and external operations chiefs."

Al-Yazid has been one of many targets in a U.S. Predator drone campaign aimed at militants in Pakistan since President Barack Obama took office.
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Hypocrisy is mind boggling.

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Originally posted by Bob H:

Drones were used in the last administration but for only surveilance.
Now they have a better use.

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Originally posted by imakehp:
I'll never forget or forgive his trying to sell out our dead soldiers on Memorial Day of all things. Just to try and give his leader credit for allowing this countries soldiers to do their jobs. As if bama has anything to do with the quality of performance our troops are managing to do even with one hand tied behind their backs by the politicians. I wonder how many of the dead are casualties because the politicians stick their noses into the military's business.

And the fact he picked the one fuc'n day we stop to thank them for giving their lives to keep us free speaks volumes about how he can so blindly support a Muslim to run our country.

Bob I called you a piece of shyt. I apologize.
You aren't good enough to be a piece of shyt.

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