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A Message To Taliban Grand Pubah, Mullah Omar: Hey Shit-For-Brains, Another Of Your Commanders Is Feeding The Worms Thanks To a U.S. Hellfire

Bingo! These are good times to be hunting Taliban leaders in Pakistan - Mullah Omar's collection of senior leaders is dwindling each day in a land in which just a couple of years ago, these same Taliban leaders lounged around eating dates and swatting flies. How times change, huh Omar?

By the way, Mullah Omar, how is that attack on the CIA up in Khost, Afghanistan working out for you? Did you count on the predator drone attacks multiplying three fold while the CIA gets revenge? Did you count on a dozen of your leaders being killed over the past two months? And how's your cover, Omar....you still comfy that you are hidden sufficiently?

From the article at The Long War Journal, Taliban leader Qari Mohammad Zafar was confirmed dead today by his very own Taliban forces - killed by a hellfire missile manufactured in the good old U.S.A.:

The Taliban confirmed that a terrorist leader who was behind multiple terror attacks in Pakistan and was wanted by the US for murdering a consular official in Karachi was killed in an airstrike in North Waziristan last week.

The Taliban released a statement confirming that Qari Mohammad Zafar, a leader of the al Qaeda and Taliban-linked Fedayeen-i-Islam, was killed in the Feb. 24 airstrike in the town of Dargi Mandi near North Waziristan’s main town of Miramshah. The strike hit a vehicle and a compound run by the Haqqani Network; between eight and 13 terrorists were reported killed in the attack.

The Taliban vowed to avenge Zafar’s death, and said they would strike against the Pakistani government.

''The mujahideen will soon take revenge against the Pakistani government for his killing anywhere in the country,'' the Taliban said in a statement faxed to the local Pakistani media, Dawn reported.

The Taliban is vowing revenge? hahahaha. Hell, they don't have any leaders yet who want to stick their necks out long enough to even arrange for an attack of vengeance. Taliban leaders are too busy digging holes into the sides of Pakistani mountains or trying to catch a slow boat to anywhere.

I'm going to get bold here. I'm predicting that the U.S., with cooperation of Pakistan, will locate Mullah Omar by the end of 2010 and will either kill him or capture him. And when that happens, we will see the Taliban fall apart at every seam. You heard it here first. ;)

Taliban confirm wanted terror leader Qari Zafar killed in US airstrike

The Taliban confirmed that a terrorist leader who was behind multiple terror attacks in Pakistan and was wanted by the US for murdering a consular official in Karachi was killed in an airstrike in North Waziristan last week.

The Taliban released a statement confirming that Qari Mohammad Zafar, a leader of the al Qaeda and Taliban-linked Fedayeen-i-Islam, was killed in the Feb. 24 airstrike in the town of Dargi Mandi near North Waziristan’s main town of Miramshah. The strike hit a vehicle and a compound run by the Haqqani Network; between eight and 13 terrorists were reported killed in the attack.

The Taliban vowed to avenge Zafar’s death, and said they would strike against the Pakistani government.

''The mujahideen will soon take revenge against the Pakistani government for his killing anywhere in the country,'' the Taliban said in a statement faxed to the local Pakistani media, Dawn reported.

Rumors of Zafar's death first surfaced on Feb. 25, one day after the attack, but the reports could not be confirmed. US intelligence officials contacted by The Long War Journal said the best evidence of Zafar’s death would come from the Taliban themselves, as the region is outside of Pakistani government control.

Zafar was a dangerous terrorist leader who was wanted for several deadly attacks inside Pakistan [background on Zafar and his terror alliance is below]. The US has been actively hunting terror leaders such as Zafar in Pakistan’s tribal areas, specifically in North Waziristan, a hub of terror activity.

Unmanned US Predator and Reaper strike aircraft have been pounding Taliban and al Qaeda hideouts in North Waziristan over the past several months in an effort to kill senior terror leaders and disrupt the networks that threaten Pakistan, Afghanistan, and the West. Since Dec. 8, 2009, the air campaign in Pakistan has killed four senior al Qaeda leaders, a senior Taliban commander, two senior al Qaeda operatives, and a wanted Palestinian terrorist who was allied with al Qaeda. The status of several others - a top Pakistani Taliban leader, a member of al Qaeda’s top council, and a wanted Philippine terrorist - is still unknown.

Already this year, the US has killed Mansur al Shami, an al Qaeda ideologue and aide to al Qaeda’s leader in Afghanistan, Mustafa Abu Yazid; Haji Omar Khan, a senior Taliban leader in North Waziristan; Mohammed Haqqani, a military commander in the Haqqani Network; and Sheikh Mansoor, an al Qaeda Shadow Army commander. Jamal Saeed Abdul Rahim, the Abu Nidal Organization operative who participated in killing 22 hostages during the 1986 hijacking of Pan Am flight 73, is thought to have been killed in the Jan. 9 airstrike.

The status of Hakeemullah Mehsud, the leader of the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan, is still unknown; the Taliban released a videotape of him on March 1 but it did not confirm he was alive. On March 1, a rumor surfaced that Abdul Haq al Turkistani, the leader of the Eastern Turkistan Islamic Party and a member of al Qaeda’s Shura Majlis, was killed in a strike on Feb. 15. And Abdul Basit Usman, an Abu Sayyaf operative with a $1 million US bounty for information leading to his capture, is rumored to have been killed in a strike on Jan. 14, although a Philippine military spokesman said Usman is likely still alive and in the Philippines.

In December 2009, the US killed Abdullah Said al Libi, the top commander of the Shadow Army; Zuhaib al Zahib, a senior commander in the Shadow Army; and Saleh al Somali, the leader of al Qaeda's external network [see LWJ report, “Senior al Qaeda and Taliban leaders killed in US airstrikes in Pakistan, 2004 – 2010” for the full list of leaders and operatives thought to have been killed in US strikes].

Background on Qari Mohammad Zafar and the Fedayeen-e-Islam

Zafar was wanted by the US government for his involvement in the Karachi Consulate bombing in 2006, which resulted in the death of three Pakistanis and a consular official. "Zafar is suspected of being a key figure involved with this attack," according to the Rewards for Justice website page. The US offered a $5 million reward for information leading the capture of Zafar.

Zafar was a senior leader of the Fedayeen-e-Islam, an alliance between the Pakistani Taliban, the anti-Shia Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, and Jaish-e-Mohammed [see LWJ report, “Terror alliance takes credit for Peshawar hotel assault”]. The group was based in the Mehsud tribal areas in South Waziristan but fled the region after the Pakistani military began an offensive there in October 2009.

Other senior leaders of the Fedayeen-e-Islam include Qari Hussain Mehsud, the notorious Taliban commander who trains child suicide bombers; Asmatullah Moaviya, another senior aide to Baitullah who was reportedly arrested in Mianwali in Punjab province; and Rana Afzal.

The Fedayeen-e-Islam took credit for some of the more deadly attacks in Pakistan, including the September 2008 suicide attack on the Islamabad Marriott Hotel, the March 2009 storming of a police station in Lahore, and the June 2009 suicide assault on the Pearl Continental Hotel in Peshawar.

Zafar was also closely linked to Qari Saifullah Akhtar, the leader of the Harkat-ul-Jihad-i-Islami. Zafar and Akhtar are thought to have been the main leaders of the September 2008 suicide attack on the Marriott hotel in Islamabad.

Holger Asks Why #19: Harry Reid On Unemployment Benefits Extension

Holger Asks Why...

Majority Leader Harry Reid, why, if you see no problem with the Federal Government borrowing money to extend unemployment benefits instead of using the funds already taken from the U.S. taxpayer, don't you simply ask for an extension of unemployment benefits through the year 2012? Why not borrow a total of $100 billion from the Chinese? Why cut off your request at the end of 2010? If you see no issues with the Federal Government not actually finding a way of paying for these extended benefits, then why don't you cover the unemployed for 2 more years? 5 more years? 10 more years?

Harry Reid spending money that isn't his

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Lebanese Children's TV Show Glorifies Martyrdom, Compares Guns To 'Mother's milk'

I don't know how many articles, just like this one up at MEMRI, I've read over the years that just make me shake my head in wonder. It's the same storyline every single time: Terrorist appeasers all over the Middle East glorify the "struggles" of the Palestinians and teach the youngest of children about martyrdom. It's the same bloody rerun every time. I'm to the point where I think those of us are even becoming numb to this insanity - get a grip on yourself as you read this and remember....these are CHILDREN this guy is teaching....these are little boys and girls that this guy is encouraging to kill themselves....these are CHILDREN who are being lied to.

There ARE special places in Hell reserved for these asshats...that I truly believe.

Glorification of Martyrdom on Lebanon's Al-Quds TV Children's Show: All Palestinians Suckle the Use of the Gun with Their Mother's Milk


On December 27, 2009, a show on the Lebanese Al-Quds TV channel featured a storyteller recounting tales of martyrdom to a studio audience of children, some of whom are seen holding guns (it is unclear if they are toys or are real). The hero of the story is Isma'il, a young boy who is killed by a "Jewish sniper" in a battle with "Zionist gangs that invaded [Palestinian] cities and villages, killing the young and the elderly." Isma'il held his "beautiful new gun" firmly and said: "Let's show those lowlifes what heroes we are." Martyrdom is depicted as a thing of beauty; when Isma'il died, "the smile on his face was more beautiful than the moon. His eyes were full of tears, and his face was beautiful - more beautiful than in any game they played as children."

Storyteller Abu Saleh told the enrapt children: "There is not a single Palestinian village or city whose people do not know how to use a gun. Why? Because they have suckled this with their mother's milk." When playing cops and robbers, he said, Isma'il loved to play the cop, because "he knew he would be one of the defenders of his land."

After the story, some of the children in the studio expressed their identification with Isma'il. One said: "I am just like Isma'il. I am not a coward. I am strong. I want to die with a gun in my hand," and another exclaimed: "I like Isma'il a lot. I want to be just like him."

Isma'il Was a Real Hero Because He Killed More Than 10 Zionists

Storyteller: "Once upon a time, when the bullets were flying all over the village, and the Zionist gangs were destroying everything, invading cities and villages, killing the young and the elderly, Muhammad and the guys were hiding. There was a heavy exchange of fire. Between whom? Between people wearing masks – nobody knew who they were - and the accursed Zionists. One side was shooting at the other, and the whole village was ablaze.

"Everybody was afraid, and people were yelling: 'Stop! The house of the mukhtar is on fire!' Everybody started screaming and crying, and the men didn't know what to do.

"After a few moments, a group of masked men came down from the roof of the house of the mukhtar. Two of them opened the back door, which led to the garden, and they took the women, the children, and the elderly out. Two other masked men continued shooting at the Jews through the window.

"Everyone started running under the cover of those masked men, until they reached Sheik Nuh in the mosque. What did they see there? They saw Sheik Nuh giving guns to the masked men, saying to them: 'Allah be with you, men! Defend your country and your honor! Don't let any Jew be happy! Attack them, men!'

"Muhammad saw his friend Isma'il among the men. Isma'il was as happy as if it was his wedding night. He held the gun firmly – a beautiful new gun. Muhammad approached him and said: 'I see that you are happy, Isma'il.' 'Of course I am. Let's show those lowlifes what heroes we are. Let's go, Muhammad!'"

Child: "Did Muhammad know how to use a gun?"

Storyteller: "My dear children, there is not a single Palestinian village or city whose people do not know how to use a gun. Why? Because they have suckled this with their mother's milk. Do you know why else?"

Child: "Why?"

Storyteller: "I'll tell you why. When your land is occupied, when the honor of your women is in danger, when your home can be stolen from you any day - you must know how to protect your honor, your land, and your home. Of course, all these men knew how to use guns, but Isma'il was different. He was a real hero. Why? Because that day, he killed more than ten occupying bandits from among the Zionists.

"He proved that he was a very strong cop. That's why, when he was a child and used to play with other children, he had something special about him. He refused to play the role of the robber. He insisted on playing the cop. He loved playing the cop because he knew himself, and he knew he would be one of the defenders of his land.

"The young men continued shooting at the Jewish gangs until they drove them out of the village. The Jewish gangs started dispersing in all directions, like roaches or rabbits. But one of them stayed behind, sitting on a little hill. Who was he? He was a sniper. He fired a shot from a distance, and the bullet hit Isma'il.

[...]

"Isma'il was martyred before Muhammad's eyes. The smile on his face was more beautiful than the moon. His eyes were full of tears, and his face was beautiful - more beautiful than in any game they played as children. Why? Because Isma'il was not a coward. By no means. He was strong.

"Even when he was martyred, he was strong. His gun was in his hands – the gun that he loved so much. He clasped it so tightly that his friends could not remove it from his grasp. The gun remained in his hand, and they had to bury Isma'il with it."


Child: "I Want to Die with a Gun in My Hand"


Child: "I am just like Isma'il. I am not a coward. I am strong. I want to die with a gun in my hand."

Storyteller: "May Allah bless you, my son, Firas. No one brought up in Palestine is a coward. Palestine has taught us the meaning of power – of power, of mercy, of feelings, and of sacrifice. Palestine taught us to be men, even when we were children."

Child: "Did this story really happen, Abu Saleh?"

Storyteller: "Of course my son, 'Alaa. It happened to everybody – to me, your father, your grandfather. To the fathers and grandfathers of all of you."

[...]

Child: "Abu Saleh, I like Isma'il a lot. I want to be just like him."

Storyteller: "You are not the only one, my son, Musa. All the Palestinian youth want to be like Isma'il, but you must understand that some must remain in order to carry the banner. Some are martyred, and others continue [the struggle].

"Therefore, we will keep our heads high, and keep the name Palestine engraved in our minds and our hearts: P-A-L-E-S-T-I-N-E."

Children (chanting in unison): "Palestine! Palestine! Palestine!"

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