Hakimullah Mehsud Pakistani Taliban leader dead now kill the rest following Bin Laden's vendetta

                                 

* Taliban chief killed in drone strike: In May, a drone strike killed Mehsud's second-in-command, and one of his most trusted lieutenants was captured in Afghanistan last month."Among the dead, who are in large numbers, are Hakimullah's personal bodyguard Tariq Mehsud and his driver Abdullah Mehsud, two of his closest people," said one intelligence source.

Mehsud was killed after attending a gathering of 25 Taliban leaders gathering to discuss the government's offer of talks, they said. "Hakimullah Mehsud was a very controversial figure and he had very tough demands," he said. But the strike did not signal the end of the Pakistani Taliban, he said. "It's a very decentralized organization. They've lost leaders to drone strikes before."

* The number two commander in the Pakistani Taliban has been promoted to leader after its previous chief was killed in a US drone strike.
Khan Said, also known as Sajna, now commands the militant group following a meeting of the supreme ruling council, according to security officials. Said is believed to have masterminded an attack on a jail in north-west Pakistan that freed nearly 400 prisoners in 2012 and an attack on a Pakistani air force base in the same year.

Every time we kill one of Al Qaeda's or the Taliban's top leaders of course we are greeted with threats of retribution. You know what they say about payback. Pay back is a mother f&%ker. We are in a race now more than ever. As you know, this vendetta against the west called terrorism is the head of the hydra. Kill one and many more take their place.

Now we have to kill two more top leaders, American Adam Ghadan a theorist and Ayman Al Zawahiri appointed as the new leader after UBL's death. Al- Awlaki was computer savvy and the prime motivator for attacks on the west. This is an important development but someone else will step up. We must be more observant than ever even on the internet as there are more out there that are computer savvy.

We have to continue to kill them quicker than they can recover but when it is all said and done you may not have one central leader but now hundreds of thousands or millions of disenfranchised extremists operating on their own. Maybe they are not able to pull off the big fabulous hits but they can the small ones and disrupt and terrorize our daily lives. That is why it is called terrorism! Remain vigilant.


James Joiner
Gardner, MA
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

Another leader of Bin Laden's vendetta bites the dust this time it is Anwar Al-Awlaki, who's next?

Yemen: Terror suspect Anwar al-Awlaki killed. U.S. officials consider him a most-wanted terror suspect, and added his name last year to the kill or capture list - making him a rare American addition to what is effectively a U.S. government hit-list. A statement from Yemen's foreign press office said the al Qaeda suspect "was targeted and killed 8 KM (about 5 miles) from the town of Khashef in the Province of Jawf, 140KM (about 80 miles) east of the Capital Sana'a."

Al Alwaki's death deals a severe blow to Al Qaeda but not a deadly blow. Bin Laden's death was a severe blow but he had become largely sympbolic to the western vedetta movement and not an activre ingredient. Al Alwaki however was the young new face of inspiring action against the west. He was intelligent, computer savvy, and could use the english language like velvet to get disenfranchised youth to pick up the cause. Now there is a widening hole that began right after the death of Bin Laden.

Somalia kills Fazul Abdullah Mohammedz, widening Al Qaeda power vacuum: Somali forces confirmed that they have killed Al Qaeda’s most senior operative in East Africa: Fazul Abdullah Mohammed, who planned the 1998 US embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanazania. The announcement comes as a blow to the terrorist organization, which has lost three of its top leaders in recent weeks, including Osama bin Laden.

Al Shabab confirmed his death on condition of anonymity and good for us I also read that they found $40,000 and a number of cell phones on his body. Very good more trails to follow!

The Death of Bin Laden Does Not Mean Demise of Al Qaeda They say his death is symbolic and it is but for us not Al Qaeda, the Taliban, or any of the other extremists looking for a reason to fight the west. That said, it will hit them psychologically.

The US is celebrating, this is frigging great! Justice is done however because of the extremists with nothing better to do than to fight the west and feed and continue UBL's personal vendetta violence has more than the potential of increasing in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq and around the world.!

Rebels looking for a reason to fight now have another but since UBL betrayed Islam for his personnel fight against the west killing his own people I believe justice has been served with this major source of evil being killed along with all his vendetta followers and Muslims around the world will be breathing a sigh of relief.

That said Just hold on because increased violence in his name will ensue. Right after Osama Bin Laden's killing as a result of all the Intel found as his hard drives and 12 thumb drives laden with information the US right away want after Anwar Al- Awlakiz with a drone attack in Yemen but missed him. Now he is dead. We got him He had turned into the inspiration for attaacks against the west.Isee this as a death blow to Al Qaeda but a breathe of fresh air to the disenfranchised looking to find a cause to die for.

In quick succession we got UBL, Top killer Kashmiri was killed by a US drone Great! He was wanted by India, Pakistan, and the US and had $5 million on his head. He fell out of favor with the ISI. Hmm?

Also Somali forces confirmed that they have killed Al Qaeda’s most senior operative in East Africa: Fazul Abdullah Mohammed, who planned the 1998 US embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanazania. The announcement comes as a blow to the terrorist organization, which has lost three of its top leaders in recent weeks, including Osama bin Laden.

Every time we kill one of Al Qaeda's or the Taliban's top leaders of course we are greeted with threats of retribution. You know what they say about payback. Pay back is a mother f&%ker. We are in a race now more than ever. As you know, this vendetta against the west called terrorism is the head of the hydra. Kill one and many more take their place.

Now we have to kill two more top leaders, American Adam Ghadan a theorist and Ayman Al Zawahiri appointed as the new leader after UBL's death. Al- Awlaki was computer savvy and the prime motivator for attacks on the west. This is an important development but someone else will step up. We must be more observant than ever even on the internet as there are more out there that are computer savvy.

We have to continue to kill them quicker than they can recover but when it is all said and done you may not have one central leader but now hundreds of thousands or millions of disenfranchised extremists operating on their own. Maybe they are not able to pull off the big fabulous hits but they can the small ones and disrupt and terrorize our daily lives. That is why it is called terrorism! Remain vigilant.


James Joiner
Gardner, MA
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

Being close to Osama Bin Laden will be your death

Somalia kills Fazul Abdullah Mohammed, widening Al Qaeda power vacuum: Somali forces confirmed that they have killed Al Qaeda’s most senior operative in East Africa: Fazul Abdullah Mohammed, who planned the 1998 US embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanazania. The announcement comes as a blow to the terrorist organization, which has lost three of its top leaders in recent weeks, including Osama bin Laden. Al Shabab confirmed his death on condition of anonymity and good for us I also read that they found $40,000 and a number of cell phones on his body. Very good more trails to follow!

Death of Bin Laden Does Not Mean Demise of Al Qaeda They say his death is symbolic and it is but for us not Al Qaeda, the Taliban, or any of the other extremists looking for a reason to fight the west. That said, it will hit them psychologically.

The US is still celebrating, this is frigging great! Justice is done however because of the extremists with nothing better to do than to fight the west and feed and continue UBL's personal vendetta violence has more than the potential of increasing in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq and around the world.!

Rebels looking for a reason to fight now have another but since he betrayed Islam for his personnel fight against the west killing his own people I believe justice has been served with this major source of evil being killed and Muslims around the world will be breathing a sigh of relief. I bet that like after 9/11 the event of Bin Laden's death will have people flocking to enlist in the military.


That said Just hold on because increased violence in his name will ensue. Right after Osama Bin Laden's killing as a result of all the Intel found as his hard drives and 12 thumb drives laden with information the US right away want after Anwar Al- Awlaki with a drone attack in Yemen but missed him.

In quick succession we got UBL, Top killer Kashmiri was killed by a US drone Great! He was wanted by India, Pakistan, and the US and had $5 million on his head. He fell out of favor with the ISI. Hmm?

Also Somali forces confirmed that they have killed Al Qaeda’s most senior operative in East Africa: Fazul Abdullah Mohammed, who planned the 1998 US embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanazania. The announcement comes as a blow to the terrorist organization, which has lost three of its top leaders in recent weeks, including Osama bin Laden.

Every time we kill one of Al Qaeda's or the Taliban's top leaders of course we are greeted with threats of retribution. You know what they say about payback. Pay back is a mother f&%ker. We are in a race now more than ever. As you know, this vendetta against the west called terrorism is the head of the hydra. Kill one and many more take their place.

We have to continue to kill them quicker than they can recover but when it is all said and done you may not have one central leader but now hundreds of thousands or millions of disenfranchised extremists operating on their own. Maybe they are not able to pull off the big fabulous hits but they can the small ones and disrupt and terrorize our daily lives. That is why it is called terrorism! Remain vigilant.


James Joiner
Gardner, MA
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

No. 2, Zawahri, Takes Control of Al Qaeda as the US vows to kill him: Check out Al Qaeda's remaining victims I mean leaders: How will Zawahri get his?

U.S. judge dismisses charges against bin Laden

Bin Laden’s No. 2, Zawahri, Takes Control: Ayman al-Zawahri, 59, is taking over the leadership of the organization, jihadist Web sites reported Thursday, less than two months after Osama bin Laden was killed. I have to laugh! That has to be why Pakistan and the ISI are so furious at not being able to protect the old number one Osama Bin Laden.

They are after us, kicking us out and further hamstring us so we can not get the Haqqani's, mullah, omar Ayman Zawahri or any of the other leaders. They are protecting them and Zawahri took the lead position because other potential leaders are moving around, feeling threatened, and Zawahri feels he is the safest beat to come out. Not to worry we will get him!

Al-Qaeda's remaining leaders

Somalia kills Fazul Abdullah Mohammed, widening Al Qaeda power vacuum: Somali forces confirmed that they have killed Al Qaeda’s most senior operative in East Africa: Fazul Abdullah Mohammed, who planned the 1998 US embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanazania. The announcement comes as a blow to the terrorist organization, which has lost three of its top leaders in recent weeks, including Osama bin Laden. Al Shabab confirmed his death on condition of anonymity and good for us I also read that they found $40,000 and a number of cell phones on his body. Very good more trails to follow!

Death of Bin Laden Does Not Mean Demise of Al Qaeda They say his death is symbolic and it is but for us not Al Qaeda, the Taliban, or any of the other extremists looking for a reason to fight the west. That said, it will hit them psychologically.

The US is still celebrating, this is frigging great! Justice is done however because of the extremists with nothing better to do than to fight the west and feed and continue UBL's personal vendetta violence has more than the potential of increasing in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq and around the world.!

Rebels looking for a reason to fight now have another but since he betrayed Islam for his personnel fight against the west killing his own people I believe justice has been served with this major source of evil being killed and Muslims around the world will be breathing a sigh of relief. I bet that like after 9/11 the event of Bin Laden's death will have people flocking to enlist in the military.


That said Just hold on because increased violence in his name will ensue. Right after Osama Bin Laden's killing as a result of all the Intel found as his hard drives and 12 thumb drives laden with information the US right away want after Anwar Al- Awlaki with a drone attack in Yemen but missed him.

In quick succession we got UBL, Top killer Kashmiri was killed by a US drone Great! He was wanted by India, Pakistan, and the US and had $5 million on his head. He fell out of favor with the ISI. Hmm?

Also Somali forces confirmed that they have killed Al Qaeda’s most senior operative in East Africa: Fazul Abdullah Mohammed, who planned the 1998 US embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania. The announcement comes as a blow to the terrorist organization, which has lost three of its top leaders in recent weeks, including Osama bin Laden.

Every time we kill one of Al Qaeda's or the Taliban's top leaders of course we are greeted with threats of retribution. You know what they say about payback. Pay back is a mother fu%ker. We are in a race now more than ever. As you know, this vendetta against the west called terrorism is the head of the hydra. Kill one and many more take their place.

How will Zawhiri get his? We have to continue to kill them quicker than they can recover but when it is all said and done you may not have one central leader but now hundreds of thousands or millions of disenfranchised extremists operating on their own. Maybe they are not able to pull off the big fabulous hits but they can the small ones and disrupt and terrorize our daily lives. That is why it is called terrorism! Remain vigilant.







James Joiner

Gardner, MA

http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

The links tell the story: Secrets Of Bin Laden's Hiding Place Revealed as CIA admits they watched Bin Laden from a nearby safe house

Bin Laden's wife spent 6 years in Pakistani hideout: One of three wives living with Osama bin Laden has told Pakistani interrogators she had been staying in the al-Qaida chief's hideout for six years

CIA watched bin Laden from nearby safe house: Extensive surveillance of Osama bin Laden's hideout from a nearby CIA safe house in Abbottabad led to his killing in a Navy SEAL operation, U.S. officials said, a revelation likely to further embarrass Pakistan's spy agency and strain ties.

Secrets Of Bin Laden's Hiding Place Revealed: More details have emerged of the sprawling compound on the outskirts of Abbottabad where Osama bin Laden sheltered until he was killed by US special forces.

US: DNA Test Match Proves Bin Laden Death: Osama bin Laden's death has been confirmed by DNA tests that show a "virtually 100%" match (99.9% actually) with the al Qaeda leader, US officials have revealed.

US-Pakistan bin Laden strains: Two days after the raid that ended Osama Bin Laden's life, Washington insists that it shared its knowledge of the location with no other country,…

US: 'Inconceivable' Bin Laden was without help: America says it is "inconceivable" that Osama bin Laden did not have a support system in Pakistan. Hello ISI and Government cells!

After killing bin Laden, US grills ally Pakistan

Musharraf: Pakistan didn't know about bin Laden: Pervez Musharraf praises operation to kill bin Laden as "good military action" but criticizes the US for violating Pakistan's sovereignty.

Bin Laden’s hide-out raises questions about what Pakistan knew

the discovery that Osama Bin Laden had been living in a large, custom-built compound within a miltary zone that includes Pakistan's military academy once again raises an obvious question.What did the intelligence arm of the Pakistan military - the Inter Services Intelligence Directorate (ISI) - know and when did it know it? The compound is reported to have had high walls, barbed wire and security cameras. Who built it? Did none of the local authorities, including the police and the military academy, ever have their suspicions? You know they have been complicit from the get go!

Pakistan Seeks to Dispel Criticism After Raid The more they try to lie and cover their guilt the deeper they get!

'Secret stealth chopper' used in bin Laden attack We had to sneak in, if we had warned Pakistan Bin Laden would have been warned and he would have escaped. He had phone numbers and money sewwn into his clothes. What I can't wait to hear is who those phone numers belonged to.



James Joiner
Gardner, MA
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

Obama Says He Won't Release Photos of Bin Laden's Corpse: look at the others assassinated and you'll know why

Obama Says He Won't Release Photos of Bin Laden's Corpse

Michael Moore: 'Bin Laden Was Executed' Of course he was assassinated so what?

Some family members of 9/11 victims want the Obama administration to quickly release the Osama Bin Laden death photo. Also, the Taliban released a statement today saying they will not believe that he is dead without proof.

I at first thought a photo should be released but after seeing the reaction to his death and seeing those that wanted to see them and those that didn't President Obama made the right decision in opting not to show the macabre photo's of Osama Bin Laden's death. I first thought they had to submit a picture to satisfy the world but they have to show the "one" least grotesque" picture to lessen the anger of purists and extremists who will be looking for it to garnish converts to more senseless violence in Bin Laden's betrayal of Islam and personal vendetta against the west.

One look at the blood soaked grotesque corpses of the three other men killed will show you why there is no way Osama Bin Laden's body can be shown period. He was first his in the chest then above the left eye opening up the contents of his head. There is no way that can be seen without inciting violent anger. As far as I am concerned, and Taliban, Al Qaeda, extremist or Muslim period that wants photos of that on TV only want to use it to anger the Muslim world into action against the west. WARNING: GRAPHIC PHOTOGRAPHS OF DEATH AND INJURY

Extremists looking for a reason to fight now have another but since he betrayed Islam for his personal fight against the west killing his own people I believe justice has been served with this major source of evil being killed and Muslims around the world will be breathing a sigh of relief. I bet that like after 9/11 the event of Bin Laden's death will have people flocking to enlist in the military.

Allah Al Aqbar! God is great! Just hold on because increased violence in his name will ensue.

James Joiner
Gardner, MA
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

Osama Bin Laden is DEAD!

US public celebrate Osama bin Laden's death



The al-Qaeda leader died during a firefight in Abbottabad, Pakistan, U.S. President Barack Obama said in a televised address. An hour outside of Islamabad in a US raid. Now that is justice! Oil Drops Most in Two Weeks After US Says Bin Laden Killed in Pakistan

Death of Bin Laden Does Not Mean Demise of Al Qaeda They say his death is symbolic and it is. That said, it will hit them psychologically. The US is celebrating, this is frigging great! Justice is done! I understand his body was buried at sea and US troops are on high alert along with a travel alert for US citizens.

Rebels looking for a reason to fight now have another but since he betrayed Islam for his personnel fight against the west killing his own people I believe justice has been served with this major source of evil being killed and Muslims around the world will be breathing a sigh of relief. I bet that like after 9/11 the event of Bin Laden's death will have people flocking to enlist in the military.

Allah Al Aqbar! God is great! Just hold on because increased violence in his name will ensue.

James Joiner
Gardner, MA
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com