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Abu Al Bagdadi has joined OBL

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  • hillbille
    watching the news now, they say he set off his own suicide vest because he was surrounded by troops and didn't want caught, either way good riddance.........
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  • RIA10MM
    hillbille wrote:
    watching the news now, they say he set off his own suicide vest because he was surrounded by troops and didn't want caught, either way good riddance.........
    +1
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  • shilowar
    As long as he made the trip, who ever popped the dime on his ass is irrelevant to me!!!
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  • RIA10MM
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      ;)
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    • He Dog
      Too bad, him enjoying all those virgins without us! :lol: Gotta love superstition.
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    • Grasshopper
      Blew up and took 3 of his kids. Omar and Talib are in mourning for the scum and rot in hell moker!
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    • spasmcreek
      will the muzlims in our congress and country hold a memorial service or just raise more money to send over to the home boys...and continue to stab AMERICA in the back
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    • Marc1301
      Buh-bye you loser freak.
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    • KenK/84Bravo
      I have to admit that this was good news to wake up to and read, earlier.

      Any time one of these guys is taken down, it is a step in the right direction.

      Probably Crickets from the Left, who were shouting that Trump was making a huge mistake in Syria.

      How do you like me now?
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    • Sam06
      I hope it hurt and I hope they got his wives and kids too.

      That whole bunch needs to be eradicated down to the last one.
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    • bustedknee
      Put whats left of his worthless carcass on a flatbed truck. Drive it around the country and real Americans will pay $50 to pee on it. Use the money to build a wall between CA and the United States of America.
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    • SG
      Is this the same Al Bahgdadi that worked as an asset in Iraq (Badr brigade) I think it was,as opposition to Al Qaida?
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    • shilowar
      Proceramic wrote:
      Is this the same Al Bahgdadi that worked as an asset in Iraq (Badr brigade) I think it was,as opposition to Al Qaida?
      I read an article that said at the time of his initial capture he was the head of Al Qaeda in Iraq (AQI). We had him in custody and Obama let him go. He then worked his way into being the leader of ISIS

      https://sofrep.com/129282/breaking-delta-force-raid-kills-leader-of-isis/?fbclid=IwAR29lCvR9XB6sHZhf1pyEtYZn1yxkWS7bGqiECAJ0Aqb6aWEhZJ6dRENgJQ
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    • spasmcreek
      how many of these "people" did we extend a visit to Guantanamo and later release ??????
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    • mrmike08075
      Scholars now think it's 78 raisins not 78 virgins - either a translation error or deliberately false propaganda...

      Raisins were are prized delicacy and a rare / pricey commodity.

      Why does that media fail to lay they blame for all the Isis deaths and damage since he was traded out of gitmo on Obama???

      How many US or allied service men killed or crippled because Obama broke the cardinal rule of no negotiations with terrorists...

      Hold your breath waiting for the press to draw any connection to Obama and you will suffocate to death.

      Mike
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    • 35 Whelen
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    • diver-rig
      Hannity hits Washington Post's 'sick and repulsive' headline that called al-Baghdadi a 'religious scholar'


      Pretty much sums up the insane Democrats thoughts on isis.
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    • Sam06
      They used the right guys this time. There won't be any woofing crap after the mission like OBL.
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    • ChrisStreett
      ^^^^^ Yep, come from the "nowhere" and go to the "no place", on to the next op.
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    • Sam06
      I am out of the game but if I was to advise the POTUS both barry and trumpy I would advise them to NOT announce the death/capture of these guys.

      But they are politicians and they have to brag about how they did this or that when in reality they had noting to do with it and were just lucky to be in office when it happened.

      I really believed we had either killed or captured OBL before it was announced he was killed and buried at sea. I figured they were keeping a secret to disrupt AQ.

      That SEAL is still woofing crap about how he killed OBL, what a douche pump. The only reason he killed him is he was there, a PVT in the 10th Mountain could have done the same thing if he had been there, get over yourself.
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    • ChrisStreett
      Personally Sam, I don't understand all the posturing, better to just STFU and move on, then nobody really knows what did (or didn't) happen. Keep 'em guessing, keep 'em off guard. Fear of the unknown is a great tool in the arsenal, they never know when you're coming-or coming back. That being said, politicians just can't seem to help themselves. Diarrhea of the mouth is an epidemic in their line of work.
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    • SG
      ChrisStreett wrote:
      Personally Sam, I don't understand all the posturing, better to just STFU and move on, then nobody really knows what did (or didn't) happen. Keep 'em guessing, keep 'em off guard. Fear of the unknown is a great tool in the arsenal, they never know when you're coming-or coming back. That being said, politicians jusgovt can't seem to help themselves. Diarrhea of the mouth is an epidemic in their line of work.

      Yep, exactly what the government does to her people. Lie, keep them in fear in order to manipulate. It works!
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    • Sam06
      +1 ChrisS

      Just disappear them, get as much intel as you can they take them for a helicopter ride over the ocean..............bye say hello to flipper for me :lol:
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    • ChrisStreett
      When properly manipulated, fear of the unknown can be an amazing tool. Create an atmosphere of mistrust and uncertainty. Done right, it'll cause many of the dirt bags to turn on/tear each other apart. Then, just sit back and watch things operationally disintegrate. Monitor closely as the organizational cracks appear, exploit the openings, gather intel, pick off the remaining players.

      Sam06-> "That SEAL is still woofing crap about how he killed OBL, what a douche pump. The only reason he killed him is he was there."

      I just saw this guy ^^^ on FOX, enough already. Now he's "wishing he was there". How long is he gonna ride that damn story? Until they quit paying him I suppose. I get it, he did good...but so have hundreds of others. May just be time to lay low and give it a rest.
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    • shilowar
      Oh I think the idea of Bagdadi dying like a cowering lil bitch at the back of a cave is an effective tool to share through the Muslim world. YMMV
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    • Grasshopper
      shilowar wrote:
      Oh I think the idea of Bagdadi dying like a cowering lil bitch at the back of a cave is an effective tool to share through the Muslim world. YMMV

      Me to- Omar and talib probably are really crying like little biatches now also.
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    • hobo9650
      Been nice if Trump had invited Osamabama to watch the mus-slime be blown to hell. :D
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    • droptop
      Even more good news, they also got his successor,

      ISIS spokesman Abu Hassan al-Muhajir, potential al-Baghdadi successor, also killed in Syria, official says

      It was another raid,, drats, who's going to take over ISIS now?
      "Islamic State spokesman Abu Hassan al-Muhajir, considered a potential successor to terror leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, also was killed in Syria in a separate attack by U.S. forces, a senior State Department official confirmed to Fox News on Monday.

      Al-Muhajir had been considered a ?number two? to al-Baghdadi, according to the official.
      https://www.foxnews.com/world/isis-spokesman-abu-hassan-al-muhajir-considered-potential-al-baghdadi-successor-also-killed-in-syria-official-says
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    • us55840
      droptop wrote:
      Even more good news, they also got his successor,

      ISIS spokesman Abu Hassan al-Muhajir, potential al-Baghdadi successor, also killed in Syria, official says

      It was another raid,, drats, who's going to take over ISIS now?
      "Islamic State spokesman Abu Hassan al-Muhajir, considered a potential successor to terror leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, also was killed in Syria in a separate attack by U.S. forces, a senior State Department official confirmed to Fox News on Monday.

      Al-Muhajir had been considered a ?number two? to al-Baghdadi, according to the official.
      https://www.foxnews.com/world/isis-spokesman-abu-hassan-al-muhajir-considered-potential-al-baghdadi-successor-also-killed-in-syria-official-says


      EXCELLENT success in cutting into the leadership of this horrible political movement disguised as a religion.

      Sadly, the families of these terrorists and their children are the ones we will be battling for years to come unless eradicated from the earth.
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