Al Zawahiri speaks. More attacks, London, US.
 

http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/meast/...don/index.html

Honestly and sadly, I do think they are gearing up against the US again.

i see you can spell his name correctly
a bit suspicious....

Haha.

Man, I had to click back to article three times to get that right :) I am a horrible speller in the first place!

Dont tell Bush... We will be Nuking the Weg offices before the end of the day.

You dont have any oil under there do you?

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I see your sites listed on the password tradeing sites all the time.
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"Referring to the September 11, 2001 attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people, he said: "Our message is clear -- what you saw in New York and Washington and what you are seeing in Afghanistan and Iraq, all these are nothing compared to what you wil see next."

I'll be heading to the mountains on august 6th with my AR15 & some canned food, just incase.....anyone wants to join me, hit me up. :)

Dont.. I actually do worry about shit like that.

Every year on 9/11 I dont get out of bed - I wish sometimes I had stayed in NZ.

Now I live in Central London Im a nervous wreck. We sit here waiting for the next bang.

I was working in the ER here back in the early 90s and it was the IRA then, they where almost better for some reason. I didnt feel as much hate as I do now. Even though I was treating the poor souls that had been hit.

I think with the IRA we could always see an end. It was always negotiable. This shit just cant end

pr0...can I come with? I have a 12 gauge and a ruger 308 :)

yea if you got a 308 you're invited

fucking terrorists

hahaha nice :winkwink:

Anyway this was to be expected...

:(

scary stuff

That's what Bush and his followers wanted right?

Didn't Bush say "bring it on" ?

Sounds like they are just honoring his request.

:/

The christian taliban and the other nutcases are all equally scarey and disturbed imo.

Fanatics are scary no matter if they are Christian, Muslims, Jewish or whatever religion they believe in.

thats what a terrorist would say :winkwink: :Oh crap :disgust

oh dear poor texas boy.. dont fear the evil terrorists :1orglaugh :1orglaugh






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Well. Bush will get what he wants. If they manage to set off a bomb, or anything similar, a few things will happen,

Gas will hit 5$ per gallon everywhere in the US

All borders to the US will be closed.

And Porn will take a Major hit. People will want to keep their money for the bad days ahead.


And Bush will have an excuse to increase his war, and stay in office until his war is over. Dont forget, that with a declaration of war, the President does NOT have to step down, because of creating instability in the country.

Those crazy fucks are going to keep doing this until they get thier ass nuked themselves

Why so much hype big deal.. Go do some work.

is there any safer place to live in aside from Earth?
if you bomb a country, don't kiss and hug

:smokin

If a nuclear bomb hits a US city, it will be a lot worse than that. I agree about the gas, borders closing, and Bush staying in office. And I'm sure every industry will take a hit, assuming we aren't facing a complete financial crash.

The US would turn into a police state overnight. Every city would have soldiers patrolling it, keeping the curfew. Americans won't be able to go from state to state, possibly even city to city, without showing their new national ID card at checkpoints. Arab Americans would be put into concentration camps. The constitution would be completely thrown out in favour of martial law. Then the retaliation would start. I think they'd hit Iran with a nuclear weapon first thing.

We're FUCKED!! Get your guns, duct tape, and bottled water! Head for the hills--->

Or, hang until the societ crashes, get a babe, some champagne, and enter the fanciest hotel you can find for a good night of heavy sex in luxury while you still can....

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh That's one way your marketing is doing a good job :winkwink:

Soon after any of these messages there is always an attack they are psychos but they do not fuck around just hope that we can stop it.

no shit, bunch of idiots worrying about nothing :1orglaugh

god those bitches are cowards, they're all talk. terrorists feed off attention from the media, if the media stopped airing this gay shit the problem would nearly be solved.

media ignoring and not airing terrorism = no terrorism

let's just do that now, be done with it :winkwink:

Al Qaeda threatens more UK, U.S. attacks

Thursday, August 4, 2005; Posted: 5:56 p.m. EDT (21:56 GMT)



(CNN) -- Osama bin Laden's No. 2 man in al Qaeda has threatened more destruction in London, saying that British Prime Minister Tony Blair would be to blame.

In a video broadcast Thursday on Arabic-language TV station Al Jazeera Ayman al-Zawahiri also issued a warning for the United States.

"Our message is clear -- what you saw in New York and Washington (in 2001) and what you are seeing in Afghanistan and Iraq, all these are nothing compared to what you will see next."

"To the British, I am telling you that Blair brought you destruction in the middle of London and more will come, God willing," he said.

He appeared to be referring to the two attacks on London's transit system on July 7 and July 21. The first bombings killed 52 commuters and the four bombers. No one was killed in the second attack, in which the bombs failed to detonate.

Al-Zawahiri, a 54-year-old Egyptian doctor, is bin Laden's closest adviser. After the September 11, 2001 attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people, the U.S. State Department offered a $25 million award for information leading to al-Zawahiri's apprehension.

He also warned the United States to "stop stealing our oil and wealth and stop supporting corrupt rulers."

"If you continue your politics against Muslims, you will see, God willing, such horror that you will forget the horrors of Vietnam."

Al-Zawahiri reminded the United States and its allies of the "hudna" (truce) that bin Laden offered last year in return for the withdrawal of foreign troops from Muslim lands.

"Didn't Osama bin Laden tell you that you would never dream of peace until we actually live it in Palestine and before all the infidel armies withdraw from the land of Mohammed?

"Instead (of accepting the truce), you spilled rivers of blood in our countries, and we exploded volcanoes of anger in your countries."

He told the American people that their leaders are lying to them about the Iraq war and called for an immediate withdrawal of U.S. forces.

"The truth that has been kept from you by (President) Bush, (Secretary of State Condoleezza) Rice and (Defense Secretary Donald) Rumsfeld is that there is no way out of Iraq without immediate withdrawal, and any delay on this means only more dead, more losses.

"If you don't leave today, certainly you will leave tomorrow, and after tens of thousands of dead, and double that figure in disabled and wounded."

A U.S. intelligence official told CNN the video was being analyzed, but quickly pointed out that "there has never been a false tape" from al-Zawahiri.

Another U.S. official did not read much into the fact that al-Zawahiri and not bin Laden made the videotape. The official said there have been few videotapes of bin Laden since the September 11 attacks, and most of the time it has been hard to determine when the tapes were made because there is either no audio or the message did not contain any timely references.
Bush defiant

Bush was unswayed. "He's saying, you know, 'Leave,'" he told reporters at his ranch in Crawford, Texas, where he had just met Colombian President Alvaro Uribe.

The U.S. president described the ideology of al-Zawahiri and his adherents as "dark, dim, backwards. They don't appreciate women. If you don't agree to their narrow view of a religion, you'll be whipped in the public square." (Full story)

Their goal, he said, is to spread their point of view throughout the world, starting in the "broader Middle East. And part of their goal is to drive us out of the broader Middle East."

But Bush said the United States would not bend to the threats of al Qaeda or of al-Zawahiri.

"They're terrorists, they're killers and they will kill innocent people trying to get us to withdraw from the world so they can impose their dark vision on the world. That's what they're trying to do, and the comments today by Mr. Zawahiri absolutely reinforce what I have just told you. We will stay the course; we will complete the job in Iraq."

Bush said U.S. troops would return only "when those Iraqis are prepared to fight. As Iraq stands up, our coalition will stand down."

He said Iraqis want to live in a free society. "Zawahiri doesn't want them to live in a free society, and that's the clash of ideologies: freedom versus tyranny. We've had these kinds of clashes before, and we have prevailed. We have prevailed because we're right, we have prevailed because we adhere to a hopeful philosophy and we have prevailed because we would not falter."

The last time bin Laden released a statement was in an audiotape late last December when he praised Abu Musab al-Zarqawi and designated him the al Qaeda leader in Iraq.

Al-Zawahiri made no mention of the July 23 bombings in the Egyptian resort city of Sharm el-Sheikh that killed at least 83 people and injured more than 200 others, which could indicate the tape was made before that date.

CNN International Assignment editor Hayat Mongodin, Seni

Still something to be surprised? Always expect for the unexpected.

The west brings this shit on itself by invading other countries.

Bullies always get taken out eventually.

Our time will come.

the world is in deep trouble with that news. terrorists must stop their evil work.