Zarqawi top-level Aides en route to a staff meeting:
Posted on 08/15/2005 8:59:25 AM PDT by LM_Guy
United States officials say Iraqi forces have killed a senior aide to the militant leader, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi. Officials said Abu Zubair was shot dead in the northern city of Mosul, in an ambush set by Iraqi forces.
He had been wanted for his alleged role in several attacks, including a attack on a police station in Mosul last month, which killed five policemen.
No other details of the operation were provided, and there is no independent confirmation of the US statement.
Abu Musab al-Zarqawi and his group are believed to be behind the kidnapping and beheading of several foreigners in Iraq.
His group - originally known as Tawhid and Jihad, but now known as al-Qaeda in Iraq - is also believed to be behind a long list of suicide bombings and attacks on Iraqi and US forces.
"Zarqawi aid killed"
Not interested until I see "Zarqawi Killed"
Agreed.
"Hey Abu Zubair, I have 10 suicide bombers lined up for you. They are ready to go. They even have their own cars. Come this way my friend let me show them to you."
"Say Hello to My little friend - BOOM!"
Now THATS funny right there, I don't care who you are, that's funny.
LMAO
ENCORE!
With an even lower life expectancy. I just hope we get to string up 'Patient Zero' soon.
Is the "Perky One" wearing black like she did when Bush was reelected?
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Sick little commie b@tch...
Zarqawi is the worst employer ever.
1) Be Chuck Norris's best friend
2) Be Bond's local assistant
3) Be a guard in any superhero action movie
I guess in real life you could say the same of Zarquawi "aids"..
"AZAKA"
| Name | Position | Status | Location |
| Muhammed Khalaf Shakara, aka Abu Talha | "Emir" of Mosul-One of AMZ's most trusted men | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Abu Bara | Abu Talha's sub-commander and successor | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Mullah Mehdi | Senior leader in the Talha network and AQ military leader in eastern Mosul | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Abu Ibrahim | Primary contact for foreign fighters in Mosul | Dead | Hell |
| Abu Abd al Salam | Mosul coordinator and directly involved in planning attacks on behalf of Abu Talha | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Abu Daud | Aligned with a VBIED cell that was working in direct control of Abu Talha | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Abu Raghad | Involved with multiple VBIED cells & made small arms attacks against CF convoys | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Abu al Fatah | Issued Fatwah’s for Talha & raised funds abroad | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Abu Faruq | He was also involved in planning which targeted the Mosul Air Field for Abu Talha. | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Abu Muhammad | Cell leader responsible for VBIED operations in Mosul for Abu Talha. | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Abu Azzam | Responsible for conducting VBIED operations as well as coordinating logistics between the various cells in Mosul | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Abu Ra’id | Involved in providing funds to cell leaders | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Abu Sufiyan | Responsible for providing weapons to the Talha network & ran a training camp | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Abu Umar | Responsible for IED ops south of Mosul specifically Qayyarah and Sharqat. | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Abu Zubayr (the other Abu Zubayr) | Cell leader for Abu Talha-aligned Mujahideen South of Mosul. He had direct contact with high level leaders of Talha’s organization. | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Abu Sa’ad | Involved with VBIED operations | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Abu Muhammad | Involved with IED & VBIED operations | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Abu Khulud | VBIED cell leader in Mosul. Close contact to Talha’s most trusted associates. | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Salih | Logistical and funds facilitator for Abu Talha’s network. | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Abu Azzam | Involved in rocket attacks on Mosul Air Field | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Abu Karam | Logistical top man for Abu Talha. Provided fighters with munitions and equipment. | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Abu Ahmad | He was the primary military leader for Abu Talha | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Abu Faruq | Involved in ops targeting CF and ING forces & moved logistics from cell to cell | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Abu Sa’id | Emir of Foreign Fighters under the control of Abu Talha | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Ruwaha | He was a member of the Foreign Fighter cell | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
| Mohamed Saleh Sultan aka Abu Zubair | Cell leader in Mosul | Apprehended | In Custody-Iraq |
That is soooooooooooooo funny
another day...another aide dead.
Caught in the crossfire
Thanks! Can't tell the terrorists without a scorecard!
Is this an alphabetical listing or is it a prerequisite to be named Abu to be hired by this guy?
Zarqawi top-level Aides en route to a staff meeting:
Something tells me this was the number three guy in Al qaeda. For some reason the number three guy in Al Qaeda has the life expectency of the guy in the red shirt when they beam down to the planet on Star Trek. "Oh no, they got ensign Smith..."
From the site you linked:
"Abu Zubair al-Haili was born Saudi Arabia and became a senior al-Qaida recruiter and operational commander. ... He was trained as an intelligence agency officer in Iraq where he fought against the Kurdish people in Northern Iraq. Before the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks he ran some of bin Laden's training camps in Afghanistan. He was considered to be among the top 25 al-Qaida lieutenants of Osama bin Laden and therefore on the American most wanted list."
But .. but .. but ... I thought that there was no link between Iraq and Al Qaeda before 9/11?
Thanks for the link.
LOL. Pretty soon, no one is going to want to work for the man. That's when we will make our move.
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