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Monday, January 5, 2009

EDITORIAL: Al Qaeda's demise?

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JDD

Yeah, and I have a nice bridge you might be interested in. Al Quaeda, Hamas, etc. are but pustules of the cancer that is the cult of islam. A more potent threat to Western civilization is the Wahabi doctrine being promulgated throughout the U.S. by our "friends and allies", the Saudis.
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Jaeger

If Al Quaeda does fade into the dustbin of history, will the news media ever give George Bush credit for doing what was necessary to destroy them?
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kltuttle

Well, well, so we were right. Way to go Iraq, way to go Arabs, way to go America, way to go President Bush.
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carljoseph

Is Al Qaeda under our foot at present? Why do I have this awful thought influenced by “tell me who your friends are and I'll tell you who you are? I think Obama is already ideologically an Al Qaeda type.. He likely will have to be impeached for treason in siding with Al Qaeda types and philosophy. He literally trashed America in his campaign. Did he ever say one thing well about America or did his wife? It’s seems no different than putting his close friend and mentors, the terrorists, Ayres and Dorne in charge of our Country.
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carljoseph

It’s not Al Qaeda I'm really worried about it’s the seemingly total ignorance of the terrorist organization Islam. Al Qaeda is but one military arm of Islam. Every analysis is out of context if not first considering we are fighting a World war with Islam. Iraq and Afghanistan are but mere battles in the long haul of things. To add to the severity of the situation we are getting our first Islamic President. Deny it or not its an anecdotal evidenced fact.
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RDH

The end is near. On Jan. 20th, Obama will get Osama. After all, in the election Obama said he knew where Osama was and how to get him. Give him a day. If by Jan 21st, Osama is not dead, Obama will have been proven to have taken his eyes off the ball.
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