janx
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Thu Jun-08-06 06:53 PM
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Bin Laden's sidekick had a name very similar to al-Zarqawi's. |
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Think about it. (I am embarrassed to say that I cannot remember the sidekick's name, but he was a medical doctor if memory serves...)
Can anybody help me with this?
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htuttle
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Thu Jun-08-06 06:58 PM
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Edited on Thu Jun-08-06 06:59 PM by htuttle
He's Egyptian.
I don't think I'd characterize him as a 'sidekick', either. He's more like a Cheney to bin Laden's Bush.
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Thu Jun-08-06 07:09 PM
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al-Zawahiri is one of the original radical jihadists from Egypt's "Brotherhood". So, I guess you'd consider him 'old school', just as Cheney is.
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Thu Jun-08-06 07:15 PM
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Al-Zawahiri. So that would make him...from the land of Zawahir? Or something similar? What is his real name?
My point though is that these names (and I'm no illiterate) are not familiar to Americans; they're easily manipulated, politically, for that reason.
Thanks for the clarification re Cheney/Bush and Zawahiri/Bin Laden.
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Thu Jun-08-06 07:17 PM
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Thu Jun-08-06 07:19 PM
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5. Thank you. Do you see my point ? n/t |
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Thu Jun-08-06 07:27 PM
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6. Yes that was the number 2 man.The other zarqawi |
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Edited on Thu Jun-08-06 07:28 PM by az chela
started his own movement!!!I am sure the dr is fine as is osama
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