
That’s right, as we speak, U.S. Gunboats and AC-130's (pictured right) are off the coast of Somalia pounding remnants of the al Qaeda forces that had previously taken Mogadishu.
And of course by “al Qaeda,” we mean “proponents of the religion of peace” and by “pounding” we mean…well, shelling them into submission (a/k/a DEATH), but since we don’t want to say “death” in front of the children or "proponents of the religion of peace," we prefer to use the more PC term “submission."
Hmmmm, just an errant thought, but since this ass-pounding has seemed to work so well (al Qaeda remnants in Somalia are now suing for peace), while our “peace-keeping” and “nation-building” efforts in Iraq have appeared to have stalled, maybe we should consider, uhhhh, maybe expanding the ass-kicking a bit.
And of course by “al Qaeda,” we mean “proponents of the religion of peace” and by “pounding” we mean…well, shelling them into submission (a/k/a DEATH), but since we don’t want to say “death” in front of the children or "proponents of the religion of peace," we prefer to use the more PC term “submission."
Hmmmm, just an errant thought, but since this ass-pounding has seemed to work so well (al Qaeda remnants in Somalia are now suing for peace), while our “peace-keeping” and “nation-building” efforts in Iraq have appeared to have stalled, maybe we should consider, uhhhh, maybe expanding the ass-kicking a bit.
U.S. Targeted al Qaeda Suspects in Somalia
Reuters
1/8/2006
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070109/ts_nm/somalia_qaeda_report_dc
"A U.S. gunship has conducted a strike against two suspected al Qaeda operatives in southern Somalia, but it was not known whether the mission was successful, U.S. news networks reported on Monday.
The U.S. Air Force plane, operated by the Special Operations Command, flew from its base in Djibouti to the southern tip of Somalia, where the al Qaeda suspects were believed to have fled from the capital Mogadishu, U.S. networks reported.
A Pentagon spokesman said he had no information on the reports.
The two suspected al Qaeda operatives were not named but CBS News said one was a suspect in the car bomb attacks on the U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998 and the other was the Islamist group's senior leader in East Africa.
The report said many bodies were seen on the ground after the attack by the AC-130 gunship, but the identities of the dead were not confirmed.
The al Qaeda suspects fled Mogadishu after Ethiopian troops invaded on December 28 and were tracked with unmanned aerial drones as they moved south, CBS said..."
Reuters
1/8/2006
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070109/ts_nm/somalia_qaeda_report_dc
"A U.S. gunship has conducted a strike against two suspected al Qaeda operatives in southern Somalia, but it was not known whether the mission was successful, U.S. news networks reported on Monday.
The U.S. Air Force plane, operated by the Special Operations Command, flew from its base in Djibouti to the southern tip of Somalia, where the al Qaeda suspects were believed to have fled from the capital Mogadishu, U.S. networks reported.
A Pentagon spokesman said he had no information on the reports.
The two suspected al Qaeda operatives were not named but CBS News said one was a suspect in the car bomb attacks on the U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998 and the other was the Islamist group's senior leader in East Africa.
The report said many bodies were seen on the ground after the attack by the AC-130 gunship, but the identities of the dead were not confirmed.
The al Qaeda suspects fled Mogadishu after Ethiopian troops invaded on December 28 and were tracked with unmanned aerial drones as they moved south, CBS said..."
