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Current Events => Terrorism In the US and Around the World => Topic started by: Dori on September 23, 2014, 11:37:05 AM
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We didn't just bomb ISIS last night.
Jihadi social media: Khorasan Group leader Muhsin al-Fadhli killed in U.S. airstrikes in Syria
Among the Al Nusrah Front positions targeted in the bombings are locations where members of the so-called “Khorasan group†are thought to be located. Ayman al Zawahiri, the emir of al Qaeda, sent the group to Syria specifically to plan attacks against the US and its interests. The group, which takes its name from al Qaeda’s Khorasan shura (or advisory) council, is reportedly led by Muhsin al Fadhli, an experienced al Qaeda operative who has been involved in planning international terrorist attacks for years.
Al Fadhli’s presence in Syria was first reported by the Arab Times in March. Shortly thereafter, The Long War Journal confirmed and expanded on this reporting. [See LWJ report, Former head of al Qaeda's network in Iran now operates in Syria.] The Long War Journal reported at the time that al Fadhli’s plans “were a significant cause for concern among counterterrorism authorities.â€â€¦
Unconfirmed reports on jihadist social media sites say that al Fadhli was killed in the bombings. Neither US officials, nor al Qaeda has verified this reporting. The fog of war often makes it difficult to quickly confirm whether an individual jihadist has been killed, wounded, or survived unscathed.
http://hotair.com/archives/2014/09/23/jihadi-social-media-khorasan-group-leader-muhsin-al-fadhli-killed-in-u-s-airstrikes-in-syria/
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Well, like cockroaches, they do seem to gather in one festering pile of shit.
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The life expectancy of the terrorist leaders is short, as it should be.
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That's nice. Only 49,999, minimum, to go, if their recruiting stops cold.