We got us another one!

[laklak]

PESHAWAR, Pakistan — A top al-Qaida commander and possible replacement for Osama bin Laden was killed in an American drone-fired missile strike close to the Afghan border, a militant group and Pakistani officials said Saturday.

Ilyas Kashmiri's apparent death is another blow to al-Qaida just over a month after bin Laden was killed by American commandos in a northwest Pakistani army town. Described by U.S. officials as al-Qaida's military operations chief in Pakistan, the 47-year-old Pakistani was one of five most-wanted militant leaders in the country, accused of a string of bloody attacks in South Asia, including the 2008 Mumbai massacre, as well as aiding plots in the West. Washington had offered a $5 million bounty for information leading to his location.

His death was not confirmed publicly by the United States or Pakistani officials. Verifying who has been killed in the drone strikes is difficult. Initial reports have turned out to be wrong in the past, including one in September 2009 that said Kashmiri had been killed. Sometimes they are never formally denied or confirmed by authorities here or in the United States.

But a fax from the militant group he was heading — Harakat-ul-Jihad al-Islami's feared "313 Brigade" — confirmed Kashmiri was "martyred" in the strike at 11:15 p.m. Friday in South Waziristan tribal region. It was sent to journalists in Peshawar.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/43277881/ns ... ntral_asia

One man's martyrdom is another man's excuse to crack a beer. Here's to the CIA boys that tracked him down.

Man, I love drones.

[Gallstones]

Poor old man, unarmed and just minding his own business. Probably traumatized his nice family and everything.

[laklak]

Damn, you're right, I didn't think of that!

Another heinous war crime by the Imperialist American War Mongering Aggressor Baby Killers.

[Arse]

Orchestrated by the Jews.

[laklak]

I forgot about teh Jooz. Make that

Imperialist American War Mongering Aggressor Baby Killing Zionists

[Gawdzilla Sama]

The Reptilians are behind all of this. (I heard they fund Gawd and Sandy.) Good thing Seth is there to protect his freedoms.

[sandinista]

The Reptilians are behind all of this. (I heard they fund Gawd and Sandy.) Good thing Seth is there to protect his freedoms.

Seth? good thing you're around to protect the freedom of all god fearing americans.

[apophenia]

Martyred. That sounds so nice. Honey, cancel the burial plot, I've decided to be martyred instead.

[Wumbologist]

The Reptilians are behind all of this. (I heard they fund Gawd and Sandy.) Good thing Seth is there to protect his freedoms.

Seth? good thing you're around to protect the freedom of all god fearing americans.

So what do you think about the untimely death of this brave freedom fighter?

[Bella Fortuna]

The Reptilians are behind all of this. (I heard they fund Gawd and Sandy.) Good thing Seth is there to protect his freedoms.

Seth? good thing you're around to protect the freedom of all god fearing americans.

So what do you think about the untimely death of this brave freedom fighter?

Seth is dead?!

[Geoff]

The Reptilians are behind all of this. (I heard they fund Gawd and Sandy.) Good thing Seth is there to protect his freedoms.

Seth? good thing you're around to protect the freedom of all god fearing americans.

So what do you think about the untimely death of this brave freedom fighter?

Seth is dead?!

Bitch! I genuinely did have a mouthful of coffee then! You could have spoilered that!

[Bella Fortuna]

I'll get a cloth...

[Geoff]

I'll get a cloth...

[Seth]

PESHAWAR, Pakistan — A top al-Qaida commander and possible replacement for Osama bin Laden was killed in an American drone-fired missile strike close to the Afghan border, a militant group and Pakistani officials said Saturday.

Ilyas Kashmiri's apparent death is another blow to al-Qaida just over a month after bin Laden was killed by American commandos in a northwest Pakistani army town. Described by U.S. officials as al-Qaida's military operations chief in Pakistan, the 47-year-old Pakistani was one of five most-wanted militant leaders in the country, accused of a string of bloody attacks in South Asia, including the 2008 Mumbai massacre, as well as aiding plots in the West. Washington had offered a $5 million bounty for information leading to his location.

His death was not confirmed publicly by the United States or Pakistani officials. Verifying who has been killed in the drone strikes is difficult. Initial reports have turned out to be wrong in the past, including one in September 2009 that said Kashmiri had been killed. Sometimes they are never formally denied or confirmed by authorities here or in the United States.

But a fax from the militant group he was heading — Harakat-ul-Jihad al-Islami's feared "313 Brigade" — confirmed Kashmiri was "martyred" in the strike at 11:15 p.m. Friday in South Waziristan tribal region. It was sent to journalists in Peshawar.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/43277881/ns ... ntral_asia

One man's martyrdom is another man's excuse to crack a beer. Here's to the CIA boys that tracked him down.

Man, I love drones.

"Inshalla! We are safe here in this orchard, no one can find us so now we can speak openly of our plans for attacking the Great Sata......." (Boom)