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Feb 10 2008

Pakistanis “Awaken” And Turn On Al-Qaeda & Taliban

We saw the same pattern in Iraq. Initial reports of a resurgent al-Qaeda turned over time to reports of locals rising up against al-Qaeda. In Iraq it was initiated through a movement now called the Anbar Awakening. And as I posted yesterday there are signs all over the place the same pattern is occurring in […]

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Feb 09 2008

Scratch One More al-Qaeda Leader In Iraq

A newly minted al-Qaeda leader in Iraq is now going to be newly buried, thanks to the new security efforts in Iraq: Iraqi police has said that a local Al-Qaeda leader was killed early on Saturday. He was killed in a police raid on his home north of Baghdad. … Al-Dori was assigned to lead […]

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Feb 08 2008

al-Qaeda Losing Support In The Muslim World

Note to Osama: you can only murder and torture so many Muslims before they stop supporting your cause. It seems all those Muslims Bin Laden’s goons killed have families and friends and tribes who are now seeing al-Qaeda as the enemy of Islam, not the future of Islam: “There seems to be a greater indication […]

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Feb 07 2008

al-Qaeda Shifting Tactics To Stop Hemorrhaging Muslim Support

al-Qaeda has decided – too late in my opinion – to stop killing Muslims as a way to impress the very same Muslims on how Islam would be under al-Qaeda’s Islamo Fascist rule: Al-Qaeda militants operating here have shifted tactics to try to improve their image among Iraqis and avoid the mass civilian killings that […]

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Feb 06 2008

al-Qaeda Retreating From Iraq To Set Up Cells Elsewhere – Now We Need The NSA Like Never Before

It looks like al-Qaeda is finally realizing their war against Iraqi Muslims is making them an enemy of Islam (at least in Iraq) and not positioning them to be the future of Islam. Apparently al-Qaeda forces are leaving Iraq to be trained in Pakistan and then deploy elsewhere in the world: The US intelligence chief […]

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Feb 06 2008

Al Qaeda’s Sick Act Of Desperation in Iraq

al-Qaeda cannot convince men to die for their cause and that means they have no army to fight with. So now they are going after children to die for Bin Laden’s foolishness: Al-Qaeda fighters in Iraq are training young children as gunmen and kidnappers, the US and Iraqi militaries alleged on Wednesday, releasing a video […]

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Feb 01 2008

Death Toll In Iraq Falls Or Stays Level

Update: See all the numbers and graphs over at Gateway Pundit. Bottom line: Surge is still succeeding – end update I noted in this earlier post that the threatened resurgence by al-Qaede during the months of December and January never has never really materialized. Yes, they did increase the US death toll in January back […]

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Jan 30 2008

Iraq War Front Updates

Good news continues to come out of Iraq today. The purge of al-Qaeda in its last havens in Northern Iraq have resulted in the killing of another senior al-Qaeda leader: As Operation Phantom Phoenix and its subordinate operations progress in central and northern Iraq, Coalition forces confirmed killing a senior al Qaeda in Iraq leader […]

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Jan 29 2008

al-Qaeda’s Deathbed Stance In Iraq

Michael Yon is reporting on efforts in Northern Iraq to finally snuff out al-Qaeda, and how it is working: Major operations against al Qaeda have begun in northern Iraq. Al Qaeda is in serious trouble. These are not ad hoc operations, but are deliberate, systematic, well-planned and working. I’ve been watching this unfold for months […]

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Jan 29 2008

al-Qaeda Makes Minor Gains In Their Bloody Carnage, AP Exaggerates AQ’s Strength

Late last year al-Qaeda made a threat, a prediction, that they could wage a come back in Iraq. The promised to raise the level of carnage in Iraq over December and January to prove their vitality, there relevance, their ability to turn back America: “This campaign should be based on explosives and its target should […]

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