goldenecitrone
post tenebras lux
But these people may be right. What can we believe in these days? I guess I wouldn't believe in anything if I didn't have my lucky, astrological moon watch. 
Down's Syndrome Bomb Carriers
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Johnny Canuck3
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nino_savatte
No pasaran!
My, what an insightful contribution. 
revol68
what, fucking what?
nino_savatte
No pasaran!
Penetrative though.
Ooer missus!
Bob_the_lost
Elsewhere
The whole point of false flags is that we generally dont find about them. Remember those special service brits caught driving around in arab disguises with explosives in the back of their car?
And when it comes to the IRA they were thoroughly infiltrated.
It is a logical MO that when terror group X exists secret services can and perhaps do set up a parallel terror group Y to carry out attrocities that discredit the politics of terror group X. If you dont believe that you could do with reading something called "history".
None of this post is to do with the recent attrocity btw, just a general point.[/QUOTE]
You never read the threads on that at the time, there were almost certainly no explosives. Find another example.
JHE
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Investigations continue:
Hospital boss arrested over al-Qaeda attack by human boobytraps
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Hospital boss arrested over al-Qaeda attack by human boobytraps
The acting director of a Baghdad psychiatric hospital has been arrested on suspicion of supplying al-Qaeda in Iraq with the mentally impaired women that it used to blow up two crowded animal markets in the city on February 1, killing about 100 people.
Iraqi security forces and US soldiers arrested the man at al-Rashad hospital in east Baghdad on Sunday. They then spent three hours searching his office and removing records. Sources told The Times that the two women bombers had been treated at the hospital in the past.
“They [the security forces] arrested the acting director, accusing him of working with al-Qaeda and recruiting mentally ill women and using them in suicide bombing operations,” a hospital official said.
Ibrahim Muhammad Agel, director of the hospital, was killed in the Mansour district of Baghdad on December 11 by gunmen on motorbikes. Colleagues suspect that he was shot for refusing to cooperate with al-Qaeda. Even before Sunday’s arrest, US officials believed that al-Qaeda was scouring Iraq’s hospitals for mentally impaired patients whom it could dupe into acting as suicide bombers. They said that al-Qaeda had used the mentally impaired as unwitting bombers before. “We have fairly good reason to believe this is not the first time they have recruited mentally handicapped individuals,” said one senior officer, though he did not think there had been more than half a dozen cases.
The attraction of mentally impaired women to al-Qaeda was obvious, he said. Being women they could get close to targets with less chance of being stopped or searched; being mentally impaired, they were “less likely to make a rational judgment about what they are being asked to do”.
The February 1 attacks were the deadliest – and most chilling – to hit the Iraqi capital in months. One of the women was given a backpack full of explosives and ballbearings, the other a suicide vest laden with explosives. They were sent into the middle of al-Ghazl and New Baghdad markets, which were packed with people. Their explosives were then detonated by remote control.
The Times was shown photographs of the two young women’s severed heads, which were recovered from the wreckage. One very obviously had Down’s syndrome. The other had the round face, high forehead and other features often associated with Down’s syndrome, but her symptoms were less pronounced.
An insight into the way al-Qaeda thinks came in a letter written by one of its leaders in Anbar province that the US military seized in November and released in part on Sunday. “It is possible to use doctors working in private hospitals and where the infidels/ apostates are treated who have serious conditions to be injected with [air bubbles] that will kill them,” it said.
The US military believes that al-Qaeda is adopting these extreme tactics because the prevalence of check-points and concrete barriers is making car bombings harder, and fewer foreign suicide bombers are reaching Iraq. The number of car bombs has fallen steadily from a peak of 112 last March to 27 last month. Conversely, there were 16 pedestrian suicide bombs in January – the second-highest total in 13 months.
Foreign jihadists – invariably male – used to carry out 90 per cent of the suicide bombings in Iraq, but the US military believes that tighter controls have halved the influx to 50 or 60 a month. The officer conceded that protecting public places against individual suicide bombers was almost impossible. “You really can’t stop a determined bomber from blowing themselves up,” he said. “The key is continuing to take down the terrorist network that conducts these operations.”
Iraqi security forces and US soldiers arrested the man at al-Rashad hospital in east Baghdad on Sunday. They then spent three hours searching his office and removing records. Sources told The Times that the two women bombers had been treated at the hospital in the past.
“They [the security forces] arrested the acting director, accusing him of working with al-Qaeda and recruiting mentally ill women and using them in suicide bombing operations,” a hospital official said.
Ibrahim Muhammad Agel, director of the hospital, was killed in the Mansour district of Baghdad on December 11 by gunmen on motorbikes. Colleagues suspect that he was shot for refusing to cooperate with al-Qaeda. Even before Sunday’s arrest, US officials believed that al-Qaeda was scouring Iraq’s hospitals for mentally impaired patients whom it could dupe into acting as suicide bombers. They said that al-Qaeda had used the mentally impaired as unwitting bombers before. “We have fairly good reason to believe this is not the first time they have recruited mentally handicapped individuals,” said one senior officer, though he did not think there had been more than half a dozen cases.
The attraction of mentally impaired women to al-Qaeda was obvious, he said. Being women they could get close to targets with less chance of being stopped or searched; being mentally impaired, they were “less likely to make a rational judgment about what they are being asked to do”.
The February 1 attacks were the deadliest – and most chilling – to hit the Iraqi capital in months. One of the women was given a backpack full of explosives and ballbearings, the other a suicide vest laden with explosives. They were sent into the middle of al-Ghazl and New Baghdad markets, which were packed with people. Their explosives were then detonated by remote control.
The Times was shown photographs of the two young women’s severed heads, which were recovered from the wreckage. One very obviously had Down’s syndrome. The other had the round face, high forehead and other features often associated with Down’s syndrome, but her symptoms were less pronounced.
An insight into the way al-Qaeda thinks came in a letter written by one of its leaders in Anbar province that the US military seized in November and released in part on Sunday. “It is possible to use doctors working in private hospitals and where the infidels/ apostates are treated who have serious conditions to be injected with [air bubbles] that will kill them,” it said.
The US military believes that al-Qaeda is adopting these extreme tactics because the prevalence of check-points and concrete barriers is making car bombings harder, and fewer foreign suicide bombers are reaching Iraq. The number of car bombs has fallen steadily from a peak of 112 last March to 27 last month. Conversely, there were 16 pedestrian suicide bombs in January – the second-highest total in 13 months.
Foreign jihadists – invariably male – used to carry out 90 per cent of the suicide bombings in Iraq, but the US military believes that tighter controls have halved the influx to 50 or 60 a month. The officer conceded that protecting public places against individual suicide bombers was almost impossible. “You really can’t stop a determined bomber from blowing themselves up,” he said. “The key is continuing to take down the terrorist network that conducts these operations.”
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scumbalina
Scummy Mummy
Oh. my. god.
We listen to the radio at night, and the other day Mr S woke up to tell me about this awful memory he'd had that on the news it had said that al-Queda had been using folk with DS in suicide bombings, but we realised it couldn't have been true, it must have been an odd dream/nightmare. We'd been joking about what a fucked up mind he had....then I see this thread
We listen to the radio at night, and the other day Mr S woke up to tell me about this awful memory he'd had that on the news it had said that al-Queda had been using folk with DS in suicide bombings, but we realised it couldn't have been true, it must have been an odd dream/nightmare. We'd been joking about what a fucked up mind he had....then I see this thread
dunno if anyone has said this yet...but all that has to be done to "prove" DS is a mouth swab chromosome count. 1 extra and theys DS*.
*simplistically put. double
*simplistically put. double
prolly...jus commenting on the Timesonline end of thangs versus the ignorance of Urbs I guess.
...coz they look like DS innit.well it seems tobe goin on & on & on ...this caught my eye a few mos ago...http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080220/ap_on_re_mi_ea/iraq_bombers
From: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/iraq/article3287373.ece
Allahu akbar!
It must have taken a rather special sort of person to detonate those bombs remotely - not the bravest sort, though.
The unfortunate women with Down's syndrome do not seem to have been suicide bombers. They didn't set the bombs off. Did they even know what they were carrying? Did they have any idea what was going to happen?
Anyway, what, if anything, can we infer from this new tactic? Are the al-Q nutjobs running out of volunteers for martyrdom? It does suggest they are - and I would love to believe they were - but I don't really believe it.
blonde, downs syndrome women, furry little bunnies, little children
what a load of crap
AQ wont even let someone with a criminal record do a bombing never mind two downs syndrome women.
more like mossad/cusaders are responsible.
purves grundy
ambient clown remix
Fuchs66
Ring a ding
Fuchs66
Ring a ding
Not quite sure about the rest but you are aware that there are quite a few blonde/red headed Iraqis, aren't you?
theyve got ppl queuing up to do bombings, AQ are known for not just letting anyone do one, bring me one example of any 'AQ' bomber having a criminal record, or any precedent like this, and where the us didnt immediately call on all iraqi muslims to condemn AQ and unite against them.
i wasnt implying there werent
JHE
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Is that what they told you when they turned you down?
dylanredefined
Not a house elf a tiger
Why would the crusaders want to blow up an Iraq market with a suicide bomb ? For a laugh? They want Iraq to be peaceful so they can declare victory and sod off .
Any way if we were crusaders shouldn't we be heading for Jerusalem? I know the British army really doesn't do maps but even so its a bit of an error.
Any way if we were crusaders shouldn't we be heading for Jerusalem? I know the British army really doesn't do maps but even so its a bit of an error.
Andy the Don
Wise men say only fools..
Well that's bullshit, a number of the 7/7 & 21/7 bombers had lengthy criminal records.
what were those sas doing driving round basra in a boobytrapped taxi with wigs on shooting iraqi policemen
was that for a laugh
they were as much AQ as i am
Andy the Don
Wise men say only fools..
Why do you receive a membership card on joining.??
Wonders what the benefits are on Al-Q membership. Apart from a beach front cell in Cuba should you get caught & 72 virgins on going BANG. So not so dissimilar from the Tufty Club after all.
dylanredefined
Not a house elf a tiger
It wasen't booby trapped and they weren't planting bombs .What would be the point of setting bombs off in a city your trying to control ?
Insurgents blamed us when their bombs killed innocents and their mortars fell short didnt stop them getting stoned to death when a mob caught some of them .
Is that 'none', 'some', or 'lots'?
Al-Qaeda's a franchise operation anyway, any cunt who fancies it can strap explosives to themselves and go ka-boom in the name of Allah - do you think Bin Laden or whoever's giving out watermarks to make sure people don't get taken in by substandard operators trying to make the most of the AQ brandname?
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