Originally posted by redrose123
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Personally I believe they might have actually killed him.

Originally posted by makeitso

Originally posted by redrose123
reply to post by makeitso

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Personally I believe they might have actually killed him.

Perhaps.

The longwarjournal.org has also published the photos,

the original statement released by HUJI contained misspellings of the terror group's name, Arif Rafiq, the Editor of The Pakistan Policy Blog, told The Long War Journal.

"Though [HUJI is] a Pakistani organization, the group's name is actually in Arabic," Rafiq said. "The group's name is Harkat-ul Jihad al-Islami. But the guy who wrote the letter [Abu Hanzla Kashir] misspelled the name in the two instances he used it," Rafiq said. "First, he wrote Harkat-e Jihad al-Islami (grammatically incorrect in both Arabic and Urdu); then, he wrote Harkat-e Jihad-e Islami (grammatically correct in Urdu, both not the official name)."

Bin Laden Deputy Issues Eulogy Video


Al-Qaida's second in command has issued a message eulogizing the terrorist group's leader, Osama bin Laden, who was killed in a U.S. raid in Pakistan last month.

In a 28-minute video posted Thursday on militant websites, Ayman al-Zawahri said bin Laden terrified the United States while alive and would continue to do so in death.

This is what jihad was past the Day of Resurrection - as stated in the conversations - has become in this era of individual obligation against the infidel invaders, occupiers of Muslim lands and against the apostate rulers Alambdelan the laws of Islam - also unanimously agreed on that scholars of Islam - and what was good and the fulfillment of the martyrs of the righteous and the biography of Sheikh Mujahid Osama bin Laden is to continue on the path of jihad for the sake of God and the support of Muslims and the vulnerable, the General Command of the al-Qaida - and after the completion of consultation - declared when Sheikh Dr. Abu Muhammad Ayman al-Zawahiri and the jurisprudence of God the responsibility of command of the group, asking God to help him and help us and all Muslims to work Bhariath and stability on the right on the face, which pleases the Almighty is not altering Mbdelan.

Weinstein, about 70 years old, had been working on a project in Pakistan’s northwestern tribal areas where Pakistani troops have been battling Islamist insurgents for years.

Zawahri said the group’s demands for Weinstein’s release included the release of all those held by the United States at the Guantanamo detention centre and all others imprisoned for ties to al-Qaeda or the Taliban.

He also demanded and an end to air strikes by the United States and its allies against militants in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Yemen and Somalia and Gaza.

Zawahri also demanded the release of high-profile militants including Ramzi Yousef, imprisoned in the United States for the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center, and Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman, serving a life sentence for plotting to attack the United Nations headquarters and other New York City landmarks.