Re: Breaking news: Zarqawi dead
Some “noble” crimes of that hate-filled lunatic, the Devil’s Advocate, may he burn in Hell:
* Aug. 7, 2003: A truck bombing of the Jordanian embassy, which killed 19.
* Aug. 19: A truck bombing of UN Headquarters in Baghdad that killed 22, including top U.N. envoy Sergio Vieira de Mello.
* Aug. 29: A car bomb in Najaf that killed more than 85, including Mohammad Baqr al-Hakim, the leader the Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq.
* Oct. 27: Four car bombings at Baghdad police stations and the Red Cross headquarters killed 35 and wounded 220.
* Nov. 12: A suicide truck bombing at the headquarters of Italy's paramilitary police in Nasiriyah that killed more than 30.
* Dec. 27: An attack on coalition bases and governor's office in Karbala that killed 19.
* Jan. 18, 2004: A car bombing at the gates of the Green Zone which killed 31.
* Feb. 10 & 11: Two car bombs at a police station and recruiting center kill 100.
* Feb. 18: A truck bombing outside a Polish-run base in al-Hillah that killed at least 10 people.
* March 2: A series of bombings in Baghdad and Karbala kill at least 181 people and injure hundreds more during the Ashoura, a Shiite holiday.
* March 17: A car bomb detonated outside Baghdad's Mount Lebanon hotel, killing seven people. On April 6, a Web site linked to Kurdish group Ansar al-Islam carried audiotape from a speaker who identified himself as al-Zarqawi and claimed responsibility for the bombing.
* April 21: Bombings in Basra killed 74.
* April 24: Suicide bombers in boats ram oil pumping stations in the Persian Gulf. Three U.S. servicemen are killed in the attack, which cost Iraq some $40 million in lost revenues.
* May 2: The group claims responsibility for a mortar attack that killed six marines in the Ramadi area.
* May 11: Kidnapped American businessman Nicholas Berg is beheaded while videotaped, and voice of knife-wielder is identified as al-Zarqawi's.
* May 18: A car bomb assassinates Iraqi Governing Council president Abdel-Zahraa Othman, better known as Izzadine Saleem.
* May 22: A suicide car bomb wounds Iraqi Deputy Interior Minister Abdul-Jabbar Youssef and kills at least four others.
* June 14: A car-bomb attack on a vehicle convoy in Baghdad kills 13 people, including three General Electric employees. A Web site posting purportedly written by the "military wing of Monotheism and Jihad," also believed to be led by al-Zarqawi, claims responsibility.
* June 22: Kidnappers behead South Korean hostage Kim Sun-il, who was last shown alive with his captors in a videotape on Arab satellite TV channel Al Jazeera. Al Jazeera says the execution was carried out by Monotheism and Jihad, a group believed to be led by al-Zarqawi.
* June 24: Coordinated insurgent attacks on Iraqi police and government buildings in Mosul, Baquba, Ramadi, Fallujah, and Baghdad kill roughly 100 people, including three U.S soldiers, and wound several hundred more. JTJ is suspected of playing a major role, and many guerillas participating in the attacks wore headbands with the group's name.
* July 8: Militants linked with Zarqawi decapitated Georgi Lazov, 30, and Ivaylo Kepov, 32, Bulgarian truck drivers.
* September 16: Americans Jack Hensley and Eugene Armstrong and Briton Kenneth Bigley were kidnapped from their Baghdad home. The JTJ threatened to behead them in 48 hours unless Iraqi women are released from Umm Qasr and Abu Ghraib prisons. On September 20, the group published a video showing the decapitation of Eugene Armstrong. U.S. Officials say that his body has been found and identified. On September 21, Hensley is beheaded as well.
* October 8: Kenneth Bigley is beheaded.
* October 15: Bombers in the Green Zone kill six people, including 4 American civilians, in the first serious penetration of that area.
* November 3: Shosei Koda is beheaded.
* December 19: Car bombs in Karbala and Najaf kill 60 people.
* Jan. 30, 2005: About 40 people are killed in attacks during the Iraqi legislative election.
* Feb. 28: A car bomb killed 125 people outside a clinic in Hillah in the deadliest single insurgent attack.
* April-June 2005: A series of attacks throughout May following the April 28 formation of the National Assembly kills upwards of 800. Many of these attacks are credited by the al-Tawhid.
* July 16: A suicide bombings in Mussayib which killed at least 98.
* September 14: A car bomb kills 112 in Baghdad, amidst other attacks.
* September 29: Bombings in Balad kill more than 100.
* October 24: Coordinated car bombings outside the Sheraton Ishtar and the Palestine Hotel in Baghdad leave at least 17 Iraqis dead.
* November 18: Two truck bombs explodes outside the Hamra Hotel in Baghdad, killing six; in Khanaqin, near the Iranian border, bombers in two mosques kill at least 74.
* Jan. 4 & 5, 2006: Around 180 Iraqis are killed in suicide attacks across Iraq.
Remember that Allah dislikes people who kill innocent people.
[Quran17:33] “You shall not kill any person - for Allah has made life sacred - except in the course of justice. …”
[Quran 5:32] “…, we decreed for the Children of Israel that anyone who murders any person who had not committed murder or horrendous crimes, it shall be as if he murdered all the people. And anyone who spares a life, it shall be as if he spared the lives of all the people. …”
May Allah give these people guidance.
…your post is so funny and :k: sensefull
