Al-Zarqawi Dead?

By now I'm sure you've read throughout the internet that Al-Zarqawi is dead. The reports claim that he was killed in Iraq. However, I simply cannot accept any of those reports as true -- we've been told for YEARS and years that there is no connection between Iraq and Al-Queerda. The left and the media have been telling us over and over again that there are no members of Al-Queerda in Iraq. So I'm sure that there's no way this person was killed in Iraq. I'll watch the formerly mainstream media -- I'm sure they'll tell me this was just another "innocent" who had 10 kids and 6 wives a wife.

Posted by: Ogre at 12:07 PM

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1 ***ZING!!!!***

He shoots, he scores! But you know, Ogre, that the leftards will NEVER admit it - they'll keep claiming it's America's fault all the way to their grave...

Our Founding Fathers would be spinning in their graves. *sigh*

-- R"cat
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Posted by: Romeocat at June 08, 2006 01:55 PM (mG2WN)

2 That's why I'm waiting for the press reports that will have eyewitnesses to describe how many people in the wedding party were killed.

Posted by: Ogre at June 08, 2006 02:52 PM (/k+l4)

3 Dead like the bugs on my windshield.

I plan on selling black arm bands to lefties tommorrow.

Posted by: William Teach at June 08, 2006 10:11 PM (doAuV)

4 Will they have "My Hero Died" printed on them?

Posted by: Ogre at June 09, 2006 10:07 AM (acZAM)

5 Now they're saying that it was actually a Buddhist cleric from Alberta with a striking resemblance to Zarqawi. He had one wife, 47 kids, and was sponsoring an enraged fisherman. He was pulled from his family home in the dead of night, wacked with the butt of a glock, and transported via a UN transport to Iraq, where he was clothed in traditional Sunni garb. Thus, they dropped two giant bombs on him.
Sadly, a wife, 47 children, and an angrier fisherman are without a breadwinning Buddhist cleric.

Posted by: Stevin at June 09, 2006 11:26 PM (LfL8N)

6 Now that sounds like our media! LOL

Posted by: Ogre at June 11, 2006 02:48 PM (acZAM)






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