So, Israel is blaming Iran for the Bulgarian bombing, eh?

[thundley4]

Roland99 (35,545 posts)

 
So, Israel is blaming Iran for the Bulgarian bombing, eh?

I don't think so!


Video Footage Of Suspected Israel Bus Suicide Bomber Who Is Caucasian And Had Fake Michigan License

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/video-footage-suspected-israel-bus-suicide-bomber-who-caucasian-and-had-fake-michigan-license

  http://www.democraticunderground.com/1002974049

OMG, these people are so stooooopid.  From the grainy security footage, they can tell he is Caucasian ?

permatex (827 posts)
1. Could be Neo-Nazis

but it could have been directed by Iran, not saying it was, just saying it could have. Hell, AQ is recruiting americans also, so who the hell knows who it was.
Bottom line, it was a cowardly murder of innocent civilians.

[JohnnyReb]

It's Islam DUmmies....It's Islam....in Muslim countries there is no separation of church mosque and state. They're all in it together.

[Kyle Ricky]

The DUmmies love them some terrorists, so of course they will side with Iran.

[Ralph Wiggum]

The DUmmies love them some terrorists, so of course they will side with Iran.

DUmmies just hate the Joooooos. Been proven time & time again at that cesspool.

[Kyle Ricky]

DUmmies just hate the Joooooos. Been proven time & time again at that cesspool.

Yep. They do hate the Jews, as well as christians, babies, the troops, the flag, and this country.

[DumbAss Tanker]

Witnesses described him as Caucasian, apparently; the MI driver's license had a non-MI address, which would tend to indicate it was produced in Europe, since no self-respecting American paperhanger would make such an elementary mistake.

Iran seems pretty likely as at least the sponsor of it, the Israelis have been knocking off Iranian nuke personnel with some success for awhile in their own black ops, it's no big shocker the Iranians would hit back at some point.

[dutch508]

What's this? The dude was in GITMO in 2001? Released???? Muslim? Caught in 2009 trying to get into PAK?

Got to be the gawddammed NAZIs...

Even after he was released (and featured in a documentary on U.S. human rights abuses), Ghezali was again arrested in 2009 trying to cross into Pakistan with a suicide vest and $50,000.

Via Weekly Standard (September 28, 2009):

With a black baseball cap pulled tight over a mop of stringy long hair and a patchy, close-cropped beard, Mehdi-Muhammed Ghezali looked more like a Metallica roadie than a disciple of Ayman al-Zawahiri. He addressed the scrum of reporters in a clipped, heavily accented Swedish and accused the American government of wrongly detaining him for three years and “physically and mentally” torturing him. A book about his experiences was in the works; a documentary crew, cobbling together a film about American human rights abuses, had requested an audience; and his legal team was plotting a lawsuit against Donald Rumsfeld. It was 2004, and Ghezali was a free man.

In late 2001, Ghezali, a Swedish national, had been detained during the battle at Tora Bora, Afghanistan, handed over to the American military, and sent to the detention facility at Guantánamo Bay. According to his lawyers, he was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. Although he spoke none of the local languages, Ghezali told his captors, in the midst of the Taliban’s retreat into the mountainous hinterlands of Afghanistan, he had crossed that country’s border with Pakistan to study Islam.

After an intense lobbying effort by Swedish prime minister Göran Persson–and a vague promise that the country’s intelligence services would keep a watchful eye on him–Ghezali was delivered to Sweden (on the government’s private Gulfstream jet). The Swedish daily Dagens Nyheter noted that Ghezali had achieved “rock star status” upon returning to his homeland, a native victim of America’s rapacious imperialism. And after two-plus years in isolation, the emotionally fragile former prisoner would be happy to discover “that a majority of Swedes were glad that he was home.”

That his story was threaded with head-scratching omissions and inexplicable gaps in chronology–the years in Cuba were, apparently, not enough time to concoct a consistent narrative–seemed to have little effect on his credibility. To his supporters, he was merely a bit player in a larger morality play. But even his most credulous supporters winced when, during a press conference in his hometown of Örebro, Ghezali offered the following opinion of Osama bin Laden: “I don’t know him as a person and therefore can’t pass judgment on him. I don’t believe what the Americans say about him.”

Sweden’s justice minister ruled out prosecuting Ghezali, and the story faded from the public consciousness. But in a country with a significant Muslim minority, it was perhaps inevitable that the foreign ministry would find itself in a similar situation again.

[jukin]

So 0bama is directly to blame for more Jews being murdered.

[dutch508]

So 0bama is directly to blame for more Jews being murdered.

Nope.

Released in 2004.

[Airwolf]

It's more then likely one of their proxies like Hezbollah or someone else that did this. It will be interesting to see how they respond to this.

[jukin]

Nope.

Released in 2004.

Finally!  Something that could truly be traced back to BUUUUUUUUUUSSSSSSSSSSSSSSHH!!!!

[miskie]

At this time, Sweden is denying the bomber was Mehdi Ghezali. Until he comes out and actually makes a statement, I'm not buying it.