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Topic started on 21-9-2004 @ 01:26 PM by John bull 1
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A bit light on facts at the moment but an arab site has claimed that the second U.S hostage has been killed today.
A representative of the Tawhid and Jihad, a militant group led by Jordanian Abu Musab al-Zarqawi has released a statement to the effect that the
hostage has been killed and images will be available soon.
The praise of Allah and the prayer and the greeting on the messenger of Allah and on a God and its friends and who supported it to a day we meet it
...As for after
The nation sons have carried out Alghiara with the slaughter of the second American hostage ... And that after the end of the specific deadline ... ;
and will inform you of photographing the slaughter soon God willing that rose ...
And Allah is the greatest .... And to the honour Allah and to its messenger and to the militants
... www.trackingterrorism.com Please visit the link provided for the complete story.
 Militants in Iraq have killed the second of two US civilians they were holding hostage, according a statement posted on an Islamist website.
The murdered man is thought to be Jack Hensley, who was abducted from Baghdad with two other Westerners last week
news.bbc.co.uk... Please visit the link provided for the complete story.
Al Jazeera are now running it as a ticker headline.
Breaking.More when I find it.
Related links
www.abovetopsecret.com...
PS.Thankyou to the peron who sent the Anon News submission which included the translation link.
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reply posted on 21-9-2004 @ 01:36 PM by worldwatcher
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At the present Al-Jazeera just has a breaking news headline in regards to the second beheading.
www.homelandsecurityus.com...
A message posted moments ago on the Ansar message board announced the murder of American hostage Jack Hensley. The posting was made by the same
individual who posted yesterday's announcement of Armstrong's murder, and who has a history of posting announcements from Zarqawi's Tawhid wa Jihad
group.
The announcement indicated that photos and a video would be forthcoming shortly.
Second US Hostage Reportedly Beheaded
Al Jazerra is reporting the beheading of the second of three hostages - the other US captive being held by terrorists followers of Abu Musab
al-Zarqawi. We have informtion that Al Jazeera is in possession of the video, which is also expected to reach jihad forums within the next few hours.
For the background of this incident, please see related stories below.
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reply posted on 21-9-2004 @ 01:42 PM by SE7EN
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On UK ITV, there reporting that they have killed the second American but this seems sketchy to me cause.
It’s been all over our news today that the Briton is next and that the family of this man has been pleading with Tony Blair for help.
english.aljazeera.
not much on their site but a red banner more to come soon.
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reply posted on 21-9-2004 @ 01:45 PM by Der Kapitan
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This is cruel but..... Too bad that there are alot of decent peoples stuck in the middle of all of this, cuz' I'd rather nuke the whole region into
glass at this point.
-Sincerly, Angry Kneejerk.
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reply posted on 21-9-2004 @ 01:51 PM by markjaxson
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Yeah its been on all the local channels and radio in the UK all day.
I feel so sorry for the family of all these hostages it must be so frustrating to know that there is a strong possibilty that their
father/friend/brother can be saved but it just cannot be acceptable to give in to these scumbad terrorists!
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reply posted on 21-9-2004 @ 01:58 PM by John bull 1
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Originally posted by markjaxson
Yeah its been on all the local channels and radio in the UK all day.
I feel so sorry for the family of all these hostages it must be so frustrating to know that there is a strong possibilty that their
father/friend/brother can be saved but it just cannot be acceptable to give in to these scumbad terrorists!
No, this is the second hostage.The news was released in the last hour.
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reply posted on 21-9-2004 @ 02:00 PM by SE7EN
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He ment about the british hostage Jbull in reply to me
It’s been all over our news today that the Briton is next and that the family of this man has been pleading with Tony Blair for help.
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reply posted on 21-9-2004 @ 02:11 PM by markjaxson
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?Im confused?
I think Seven knows what i mean.
Unless the british hostage has been killed and i dont know about it.
I think the 6 or 5:30 news said something about the next hostage deadline is over in a few minutes and this must have been between 5-6pm, yeah?
So we are just waiting for them to confirm at this moment?
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reply posted on 21-9-2004 @ 02:25 PM by Kidfinger
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I am beginning to think that its time for a complete sweep of the country. Its time to root out these sick, twisted individuals and line them up in a
row. then we can pull out the "Retna poppers" and see if they work at close range. Why is my government so afraid to do anything for these people! I
am so frustrated with everyone saying that Bush is brave and honorable. If Bush were truly a brave and honorable leader, these acts of terrorism
would NOT go unpunished. And correct me if I am wrong, but isnt this the same guy that we just let walk out of a mosque a few weeks ago? Bush is about
as brave as the cowardly terrorist we are at war with. Lets call this like it is. Bush=mor4e beheadings because he will continually let these acts go
unpunished, or let the offenders go free thinking he just saved a little PR mess from sulling his*cough* pristine reputation.
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reply posted on 21-9-2004 @ 02:42 PM by markjaxson
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You got to feel for the governments to be fair it doesnt matter what govenment it is in this kind of situation.
Let me try to see myself in their positions.
1. Let the terrorists requests happen and let the prisonors free.
It might save the current hostages but once all the terrorists realise that they could also free the prisonors they want out this
will provoke other groups to request releases aswell so this is a no-no.
2. Dont give in to any terrorist negotiations, this will certainly put an end to those hostages and make the government look heartless but in the end
the terrorists will always take hostages and threaten to execute them even if they know the government wont give in to them, the terrorists surely
know this unless they are terribly stupid.
Its a no win no win situation.
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reply posted on 21-9-2004 @ 03:58 PM by Aelita
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Originally posted by Kidfinger
Why is my government so afraid to do anything for these people!
I don't think it is. I'm afraid your idea of fighting the guerilla war equals flattening entire cities... That would not be acceptable to any
administration.
I am so frustrated with everyone saying that Bush is brave and honorable.
Me too! He's not brave and honorable at all.
And correct me if I am wrong, but isnt this the same guy that we just let walk out of a mosque a few weeks ago?
No, that was a different dude and he didn't behead anybody.
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reply posted on 21-9-2004 @ 04:09 PM by Kidfinger
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Originally posted by Aelita
[I don't think it is. I'm afraid your idea of fighting the guerilla war equals flattening entire cities... That would not be acceptable to any
administration.
No Aelita, My views have skewed abit since our last discussion  Im still PO'ed, but I think after our last discussion, I reread the whole thread and
realized I was thinking muscle, not brains. I think we ought to start doing surgical strikes at night with 6 to 10 man team of Spec-Ops and start
taking these groups out. There are logistics to consider of course, but basicly, I would have
12 teams starting at all 12 corners of Iraq and work there way to the center. It would take some support, but It would be more efficent than the path
we are on now.
No, that was a different dude and he didn't behead anybody.
Yeah, I realized that after I reread the thread, to many z's and s's in all those names.
Friends now?
KF
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reply posted on 21-9-2004 @ 04:19 PM by Flyboy211
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I feel so much for the families of the three hostages, they have done absolutely nothing wrong, all they try to do is help in the rebuilding of
Iraq's infrastructure. This is what they get? I know this isn't the work of ordinary Iraqi's, it just makes me sick.
I don't care what anyone says but these b*stards cannot be reasoned with, these extremists will only be pleased once the whole world is under their
twisted and distorted rule of Islam.
I don't give a sh*t, i say find these guys and knock seven colours of sh*t out of them. Beat them, torture them, mustard gas them, deep fry them,
napalm them, i don't give a cr*p.
It disgusts me and i'm not going to watch the video.
What if this was your father, mother, brother, sister, partner or child? Wouldn't you be angry?
This puts Blair in a difficult position because if he releases the two female prisoners then it'll show the extremists that kidnapping and other
atrocious acts is a good way of getting what you want, no matter how impossible the demands are.
Imagine for a minute you're one of the families, how would you feel?
I say no mercy.
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reply posted on 21-9-2004 @ 04:22 PM by Aelita
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Look, spec ops are more than capable of taking out a group of insurgents who after all aren't trained that well and whose gear if laughable compared
to what the spec ops have.
The real challenge is in locating those people. That really is the hardest part. Once it's done, the US typically doesn't hesitate to strike even
with some collateral damage. So far, locating the target proved exceedilngly difficult.
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reply posted on 21-9-2004 @ 05:24 PM by bushblows
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Psychotic people enjoy killing others. As long as we remain in Iraq
these lunatics will get their kicks beheading people and tossing bombs. Consider how many fellow Iraqis the "valiant insurgents" have murdered
during their suicide missions. You cannot stamp out a mindset; we need to leave and let these freakish people work things out for themselves.
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reply posted on 21-9-2004 @ 05:41 PM by sweatmonicaIdo
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Is it just me, or have these "people" taken complete command of the situation in Iraq?
And what are these guys trying to accmplish by killing civilians? I think it'd be more effective to capture soldiers. Of coruse they did just that,
but did they kill him? No.
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reply posted on 21-9-2004 @ 05:51 PM by marg6043
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Originally posted by sweatmonicaIdo
Is it just me, or have these "people" taken complete command of the situation in Iraq?
And what are these guys trying to accmplish by killing civilians? I think it'd be more effective to capture soldiers. Of coruse they did just that,
but did they kill him? No.
Yes I have to agree with you they are running the show in Iraq, and US is getting frustrated with the situation.
And yes they are killing civilians that take side with the US or coalitions I wonder how many coalition forces remain in Iraq beside US.
Another thing I cannot emphasize enough that US needs to ban any civilian personal from Iraq that is not a national of the country this senseless
killing is not going to stop as long as targets are around the country.
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reply posted on 21-9-2004 @ 06:38 PM by evecasino
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I understand that we are in a war and that you are to expect deaths but these are innocent people that are there just to make a living.
Do you think that the goverments of the US and UK would negotiate if one of their family members were the hostage?
They should just track the IP of the prick posting the videos and bomb the hell out of the location.
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reply posted on 21-9-2004 @ 06:44 PM by deeprivergal
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We DO NOT negotiate with terrorists, foreign or domestic. These are heartless people, what makes you think they would free those men even if we did
what they demanded.. THEY WOULDN'T.
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reply posted on 21-9-2004 @ 06:59 PM by nativeokie
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I may not be popular with this thought but here we go.
What has happened to these people is horrific and shows us just what type of enemy we now face.
With that said after these latest beheadings I would say that anyone still in Iraq that is not military is really tempting fate. At what point do we
say that you are putting yourself in such a situation that if you are kidnapped and this happens to you, that is just a risk you take being a civilian
westerner in Iraq? Is that time soon, would any of you take a job in Iraq without being willing to accept such an act as a potential outcome? If you
do and still go there are you to some degree also responsible to your family for putting yourself in such a position?
It seems to me that anyone there should know the risk and be willing to accept them if they choose to stay. Harsh I realize but common sense must
kick in at some point. Only our military will make a difference at this point in time. Maybe the foriegners should clear out and let them take care
of the problem.
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