bush got ambushed?

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Sorry man

Seem like a nice enough chap, but i did a little research...



'He fully acknowledges giving financial support for Muslim combatants.

A police search of his home reportedly found night vision goggles, a bulletproof vest, and extremist Islamic literature.

He was again arrested in 2000 under British anti-terrorism laws during a raid on the Maktabah Al Ansar bookshop in Birmingham, which he had founded. The British government retrieved encrypted files from his computer and ordered Begg to open them, but Begg refused.

in 2000, his store was found to offer such titles as The Virtues of Jihad and Declaration of War. In 1999 the store commissioned and published a book which said such things as "Terror works and that is why the believers are commanded to enforce it by Allah.


A Summary of Evidence memo of the following allegations against him:

a. The detainee is a member of al Qaida and other affiliated terrorist organizations.

1. The detainee recruited individuals to attend al Qaida run terrorist training camps in Afghanistan.
2. The detainee provided money and material support to al Qaida terrorist training camps.
3. The detainee has received extensive training at al Qaida run terrorist training camps since 1993. He has been trained on the AK-47, Rocket Propelled Grenades (RPGs), handgun, ambush theory, detection of land mines and he manufacture of improvised grenades.
4. The detainee provided support to al Qaida terrorists by providing shelter for their families while the al Qaida members committed terrorist acts.
b. The detainees engaged in hostile acts against the United States or its coalition Partners.
1. The detainee was armed and prepared to fight on the frontlines against US and allied forces alongside Taliban and al Qaida fighters.
2. The detainee retreated to the Tora Bora Afghanistan along with other Taliban and al Qaida fighters.
3. The detainee engaged in these hostile actions while neither he nor his fellow fighters wore distinctive military emblems on their clothes, not followed a typical chain of command.
4. The detainee provided support to Usama Bin Laden's al Qaida terrorist network with full knowledge that Bin Laden had issued a declaration of war against the United States and that the al Qaida network had committed numerous terrorist attacks against the United States and its citizens.

Begg's known and suspected contacts with extremists:

Shahid Akram Butt
* Leader of the 'Lynx Gang', in Birmingham, England known associate of Begg arrested in Britain for fraud and in Yemen on conspiring to cause death and destruction
Khalil al-Deek
* lived in Peshawar, Pakistan while Begg lived there;
* invested with Begg
Abu Zubaydah
* an associate of al-Deek;
* Begg claims never to have met Zubaydah, but United States Department of Defense (DoD) says he admitted to it during interrogation.
Richard C. Reid
* DoD suspects links
Ibn al-Shaykh al-Libi
* DoD suspects links
Abu Qatada
* DoD suspects links
Dhiren Barot
* Wrote a book that was commissioned and published by Begg's bookshop'




Just saying...

(Did you expect people in extremist groups to be big scary green monsters?)

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>> ^SDGundamX:
Major upvote for the Phillies comment. That was great.
He handled that ambush really well. I especially liked the "Whoa, slow down, Nobody."
LOL!


Uh...you need to clean out your ears there dumbass. He said "Whoa whoa, slow down there OLD BUDDY." He did not call the newsman a "nobody". It's dumbasses like you that start shit, and spread lies, through your own stupidity.

>> ^SDGundamX:
Major upvote for the Phillies comment. That was great.
He handled that ambush really well. I especially liked the "Whoa, slow down, Nobody."
LOL!


Uh...you need to clean out your ears there dumbass. He said "Whoa whoa, slow down there OLD BUDDY." He did not call the newsman a "nobody". It's dumbasses like you that start shit, and spread lies, through your own stupidity.

Major upvote for the Phillies comment. That was great.

He handled that ambush really well. I especially liked the "Whoa, slow down, Nobody."

LOL!

Uwe Boll really does need to get ambushed just for the sole purpose of beating some sense into him... He may had not been the first people to do video game movies, but he is ruining the name nontheless...

Wow, sounds she got ambushed by the taliban.

But in the end it's gotta be about job creation.

Is this what they do to music celebrities in Iceland? Ambush them with cameras and children's play things?

History repeats itself. The same thing (on a much, much larger scale) happened during the Korean War when thousands of suspected Communists were executed by Korean forces while American troops watched. I'm pretty certain in that case the Pentagon ordered troops to prevent it if possible but given how mercilessly and efficiently the Korean forces were killing it proved impossible to stop.

George Washington in fact faced a similar problem on his first military expedition. Charged with removing the French from Fort Duquesne, he ambushed and captured French forces commanded by Joseph Coulon de Jumonville. Jumonville surrendered, but to Washington's horror the Native American allies that had accompanied him on the expedition slaughtered Jumonville and a dozen other prisoners after the surrender. Just shows the problems you can face when you "ally" with the natives. Just because they're you're allies doesn't mean they're going to listen to your commands.

I agree with roughy. In a war zone, stuff like this happens. I don't agree with the Pentagon trying to pretend like it never happened (they did that in the Korean War incidents too), but I'm not really sure they're under any obligation to actually report the killings since they occurred on the Afghan forces' watch.

I have to laugh at the video eyewitness that says the Americans were in charge. It's pretty clear from other news sources that the Afghan forces at the time were led by tribal warlords that were really more interested in settling old feuds and expanding their power than freeing the country from the Taliban. If they worked with Americans, it was because it was in their own interest and I highly doubt any "command" issued by an American soldier would have had much value. I imagine the Special Forces soldiers that were there found themselves in the same situation as Washington, trying to reason with people who simply don't think the same way about such things as prisoner treatment.

>> ^ShakaUVM:
Lies and manipulations?
...from the point of view of the Army, all they knew was Lynch was being held in an Iraqi hospital, after her squad was ambushed, with 11 people killed and 6 people captured.


That's not true, and you're missing the point.

The point is that all of the things that the Pentagon claimed were lies meant to bolster their pro-war image with the American public, which reflected positively on the Bush administration.

"... according to the BBC, the Pentagon knew it was needless. The BBC says U.S. forces had been tipped off by Nasiriyah resident Hassan Hamoud Awad that no Iraqi soldiers were in the hospital."

Time Magazine

Lies and manipulations?

Mm, I mean, sure, the government will spin things to make it look good for themselves, but from the point of view of the Army, all they knew was Lynch was being held in an Iraqi hospital, after her squad was ambushed, with 11 people killed and 6 people captured. Ok, yeah, it's awesome the Iraqi's treated her well, and it sucks to be the doctor being held at gunpoint while they were extracting her, but it makes sense in light of the operation.