U.S. Airstrike In Pakistan Yields 3 More Dead Al Qaeda Leaders

Great, great news!! The missile stike that offed Al Qaeda's al-Libi has now been found to have killed three more high level Al Qaeda leaders.
The dead include:

Abu Obeida Tawari al-Obeidi
Abu Adel al-Kuwaiti
Abdel Ghaffar al-Darnawi

Let's face it, just getting al-Libi would have been the hit of the year in this area but to lay out these three as well, makes this the operation of the last five years. These are major players in al Qaeda and what's even better is the fact that they travelled into Pakistan for these meetings. Whatever they took with them back to their cells and networks would have been bad news. The MSM has been silent on this whole thing - a little blurb here and there but the fact of the matter is, these are major blows to al Qaeda worldwide and the American people, the world needs to know about it.

Here's the full story from Kronos.

Terrorism: Three al-Qaeda leaders killed in US attack

Kuwait City, 5 Feb. (AKI) - The US air raid that killed al-Qaeda leader Abu Layth al-Libi in Pakistan is reported to have also killed three other leaders from the terrorist network.According to the Kuwaiti daily, al-Watan, two Kuwaitis and a Libyan also died in the missile attack conducted by a Predator aircraft on January 25 in Mir Ali, in North Waziristan on the border of Afghanistan. The daily said the attack was aimed at what was believed to have been an al-Qaeda summit meeting. Abu Obeida Tawari al-Obeidi and Abu Adel al-Kuwaiti were reportedly there with al-Libi.Abu Adel al-Kuwaiti came from Saudi Arabia but always lived in Kuwait.Mubarak al-Badhali, a Kuwaiti supporter of Islamic fundamentalism, remembers him well."In 2003 he asked me how he could reach Iraq, but I did not want to help him to get to Afghanistan so first he had to go to Iran where he stayed around a month," said Badhali."Then he went to Syria where he stayed two weeks and from there he tried unsuccessfully to enter Iraq," he said. "After that he decided to go to Afghanistan."He was welcomed on the border by the imam of a mosque that took him to Waziristan (in northern Pakistan)." According to well-informed sources, quoted in the Arab newpaper, al Hayat, al-Libi was the leader of an al-Qaeda delegation that reportedly met the Pakistani Taliban leader, Beitallah Mehsoud, whom intelligence services blame for the assassination of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto.He was accompanied at the meeting by a senior Libyan al-Qaeda leader, Abdel Ghaffar al-Darnawi.