Al-Awlaki targeted in Yemen

reply to post by Sky watcher


Yeah this just doesn't sit right with me. There's obviously more going on then being said. As the poster above you just pointed out, lots of assassination attempts going on lately.. Lybia, Syria, now Yemen.. None have been successful yet, (Don't quote me on Al-Awlaki, since no official statement on his status has been made)

makes me wonder what the next stage is...

We need complete control of the ME before our currency collapses, is the only thing I can come up with. This is all happening too fast, and doesn't skip a beat.

Wesley Clark says bush plans to attack 7 countries ( September 22 2003)

A former commander of NATO's forces in Europe, Clark claims he met a senior military officer in Washington in November 2001 who told him the Bush administration was planning to attack Iraq first before taking action against Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Iran, Somalia and Sudan.

I'm surprised Yemen isn't on the list. This definitely furthers our involvement there though, and could be provoking other problems.

reply to post by Wookiep



Just keep in the back of your mind... that the Yemeni gov't is allied with the US.. and according to some of the wikileaks releases, the US has conducted attacks on AQ elements in Yemen, with the Yemen gov't taking credit for those attacks..

So this wouldn't be the first US attack in Yemen..

Pure speculation on my part, but I have been thinking that Yemen would be the next place that our troops will be sent since those leaked reports..

reply to post by Wookiep


Yemens the type of country you can bomb and walk away.

The attacks on AQ are to be expected. Any and all information on terriost cells through out the world will be exploited. The information on the death of OBL should have been hush hush, to keep the terrorist from having enough time to pack up and move out of any geographic location they have set camp in. I for see a ramping up for at least a couple months all over the world.

Besides there is a lot of red tape and diplomatic processes involved with going into another country. Wouldn't want troops getting killed by being mistaken as a invading force. Besides isn't most of the world already comfortable with terrorists being taken out?

Oh well one mans freedom fighter/revolutionary is another man's terrorist/traitor/insurgent/rebel.

reply to post by Jomina


This is actually like the third or fourth time this guy has been around during a missile strike. The last one trageted the car he was driving, although they were going after one of the other top leaders in the car. Everyone in the car except this guy was killed.

I think we are going to need some cryptonite eventually to nail this guy.

They're taking out all off Al - CIAda because nobody is falling for their crappy lie that terrorists hate our freedom.Just watch over the next few weeks they'll tick off half of their most wanted terrorists.

BTW isn't it funny how Bin Laden recorded a video a few weeks back talking about if he dies??? thats the rumor of what he says in it. He's like the Tupac of terrorism

Why didn't they send in the Seals and the Stealth Helo's?

Is this the next boogeyman?

Originally posted by jam321
Why didn't they send in the Seals and the Stealth Helo's?

Is this the next boogeyman?

Don't forget the Dog...

Doesn't surprise me.. soon it will be Iran, Pakistan.. and a multitude of others

Anwar Al-Awlaki is a known CIA asset and this braking news is total BS and manufactured by the US government.
Anwar Al-Awlaki is responsible for the underwear bomber and several other false flag attacks. Please read this article posted by Fox News below. All designed to bring in the police state and take away all your freedoms.

www.foxnews.com...

Updated cnn story

is this the same guy?
if it is
for shame america

Dining with the enemy: Al Qaeda leader linked to 9/11 hijackers 'was invited to the Pentagon for lunch after attacks'

An Al Qaeda leader who is one of the most wanted men in the world was invited for lunch at the Pentagon in the aftermath of the September 11 terrorist attacks, a new report has claimed.

New documents have been obtained which apparently detail how Anwar Al-Awlaki, the first American on the CIA's kill or capture list, rubbed shoulders with high-ranking military personnel just months after the atrocities.

www.dailymail.co.uk...