Al-Qaida In Yemen Captures Town South Of Capital...

[paulitician]

We can? Are you suggesting that Dubya LET Al Quaeda attack the WTC?

Possibly. But it certainly wouldn't have been Dubya alone. He was only in there 9 Months when the 911 attacks happened. He does get somewhat of a bad rap on that.

Yeah......that's what happened.

9/11
Before, During & After

Democrat Dummy. FUCK OFF!

 

[Mr. Shaman]

Possibly. But it certainly wouldn't have been Dubya alone. He was only in there 9 Months when the 911 attacks happened. He does get somewhat of a bad rap on that.

Yeah......that's what happened.

9/11
Before, During & After

Democrat Dummy. FUCK OFF!

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ky374uh9OF8]911 - the men who saw it coming: Richard Clark - YouTube[/ame]
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-MpONnr5_s]9 11 Prior Knowledge Richard Clarke Testimony 3 28 2004 NBC - YouTube[/ame]​

 

[paulitician]

Yeah......that's what happened.

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Democrat Dummy. FUCK OFF!

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ky374uh9OF8]911 - the men who saw it coming: Richard Clark - YouTube[/ame]
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-MpONnr5_s]9 11 Prior Knowledge Richard Clarke Testimony 3 28 2004 NBC - YouTube[/ame]​

Yet he said nothing prior to the attacks. He should be arrested.

 

[Mr. Shaman]

January 22, 2012​

"A leader of the terrorist network Al Qaeda was killed in a drone attack carried out by the United States in Somalia, a Somalia-based news site reported.

Somalia Report said Sheikh Ali Mohamud Rage, a spokesman for al-Shabaab, confirmed Saturday evening that Sheikh Bilal Al-Barjawi was killed."

ALL NET!!!!!

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[paulitician]

January 22, 2012​

"A leader of the terrorist network Al Qaeda was killed in a drone attack carried out by the United States in Somalia, a Somalia-based news site reported.

Somalia Report said Sheikh Ali Mohamud Rage, a spokesman for al-Shabaab, confirmed Saturday evening that Sheikh Bilal Al-Barjawi was killed."

ALL NET!!!!!

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Oh, so now you're a Warmongering Chickenhawk. Boy, you just can't get your story straight. You're a very confused & duped individual. Good luck.

 

[GoneBezerk]

You have no clue about the differences between Syria and Yemen.

Oh, we are dealing with AQAP in Yemen too, it's just outside your view....

So what's all this war mongering hype over attacking Syria about? Shouldn't this concern Socialist/Progressive & Neocon Globalist-types more?


Al-Qaida militants seized full control of a town south of the Yemeni capital on Monday, overrunning army positions, storming the local prison and freeing at least 150 inmates, security officials said. The capture of Radda in Bayda province, some 100 miles (160 kilometers) south of Sanaa, underscores the growing strength of al-Qaida in Yemen as it continues to take advantage of the weakness of a central government struggling to contain nearly a year of massive anti-government protests.

The opposition has accused President Ali Abdullah Saleh, who is to step down this month in line with a power transfer deal, of allowing the militants to overrun the city to bolster his claims that he must remain in power to secure the country against the rising power of Islamist militants.

Security officials said the militants threw a security ring around Radda, preventing residents from leaving or entering, and killed two soldiers and wounded a third in clashes with army troops.

The fighters pushed into the town from several points they had captured over the weekend, including an ancient castle that overlooks the town, a school and a mosque. They freed 150-200 inmates, including an unspecified number of militants loyal to al-Qaida. The officials said some of the freed inmates joined the militants after they were given arms.

The militants seized weapon caches and vehicles from the security headquarters after killing two soldiers while the rest of the soldiers fled.

The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to brief the media.

Monday's attack prompted stores and schools in Radda to close.

Bayda province is a key transit route between the capital and Yemen's southern provinces where al-Qaida-linked militants have already seized control of a swath of territory and towns in Abyan province.

An Associated Press photographer who visited Radda on Sunday said the militants were armed with rocket-propelled grenades, automatic rifles and other weapons. He quoted residents as saying the black al-Qaida banner has been raised atop the mosque they captured over the weekend.

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[High_Gravity]

Thank you for supporting my point that having the largest and most expensive mililtary in the world means exactly SQUAT these days. Why do we need 11 carrier groups operating around the fucking globe when we can't even protect our OWN citizens from attack?

Just because we don't need them right now doesn't mean we won't need them eventually, if we get into a war with a country like Iran we will need our full Military to deal with it, not to mention North Korea.

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Middle East Primer
(For geography-challenged Teabaggers)​

"We're lucky that, for the time being anyway, we're fighting Iraq and not Iran because Iran is four times as big as Iraq and we're having enough trouble with the little country."

What does any of that have to do with my post you fuckin clown.