Well, since he was a champion of the beheading ritual, perhaps we can add an extra dose of demoralization to the puriticanical Jihadists by letting them know he was continaminated in bacon grease before he passed on...
al Qaeda in Iraq has acknowledged Zarqawi's death, which they refer to as "the joyous news of the martyrdom of our warrior Sheikh Abu Musab al-Zarqawi."
Everyone a winner! Why, it is noncompetitive sport at its best. May we all celebrate many more such universal victories.
So I went to bed, just got up and caught up on the details, press conferences, etc.
Glenn has a great round-up of links. But I'm sure you all have found your sources of info by now.
I think it was Brett Baer at Foxnews who pointed out that Zarqawi was guite the propagandist and out there constantly with his message. Though someone will take his place, it will be a while for that personality to have the same effect as Zarqawi did. In other words, the megaphone is gone for now.
I thought that was an excellent insight but have not heard it echoed elsewhere.
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Well, since he was a champion of the beheading ritual, perhaps we can add an extra dose of demoralization to the puriticanical Jihadists by letting them know he was continaminated in bacon grease before he passed on...
Of course, what comes next could be someone smarter and deadlier...
al Qaeda in Iraq has acknowledged Zarqawi's death, which they refer to as "the joyous news of the martyrdom of our warrior Sheikh Abu Musab al-Zarqawi."
Everyone a winner! Why, it is noncompetitive sport at its best. May we all celebrate many more such universal victories.
So I went to bed, just got up and caught up on the details, press conferences, etc.
Glenn has a great round-up of links.
But I'm sure you all have found your sources of info by now.
I think it was Brett Baer at Foxnews who pointed out that Zarqawi was guite the propagandist and out there constantly with his message. Though someone will take his place, it will be a while for that personality to have the same effect as Zarqawi did. In other words, the megaphone is gone for now.
I thought that was an excellent insight but have not heard it echoed elsewhere.
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