[QUOTE]BAGHDAD (AP) – Iraq's prime minister says al-Qaeda fighters are continuing to plan and launch attacks in the area south of Baghdad once known as the "triangle of death."
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Nouri al-Maliki was speaking Wednesday to a group of sheiks in Babylon province. He asked for their cooperation to help Iraq's security forces capture insurgents active in the area.
Al-Maliki said recent intelligence showed that al-Qaeda planned to use the area "as a den to feed terrorism" and re-ignite sectarian violence. He did not elaborate.
The area is mostly populated by Sunnis but Shiites live there too.
The region was one of the most violent places in Iraq at the height of the war.
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Great.
They should launch a widespread anti-Al-Qaeda information campaign to turn the populace against them and encourage people to join the Police or Military to fight them.
lets drop love to them
Insurgents doing what insurgents do best.
[QUOTE=Mr. Someguy;34823690]They should launch a widespread anti-Al-Qaeda information campaign to turn the populace against them and encourage people to join the Police or Military to fight them.[/QUOTE]
Most of the people probably already know it.
[QUOTE=Mr. Someguy;34823690]They should launch a widespread anti-Al-Qaeda information campaign to turn the populace against them and encourage people to join the Police or Military to fight them.[/QUOTE]
uh, they already tried that multiple times
The police and military are corrupt there anyways.
[QUOTE=-Rusty-;34828244]The police and military are corrupt there anyways.[/QUOTE]
So is the entire region, doesn't mean they should just give up.
We could go help them!
[QUOTE=-Rusty-;34828244]The police and military are corrupt there anyways.[/QUOTE]
There's a small bunch whom were trained by the Americans and are actually loyal. Lets just hope they can try to get the twatfuck groups out.
I always thought a good anti-Al Qaeda method would be a bounty system "show proof Mohammad the 16th is dead and get livestock/cash/land!"
[QUOTE=SaintHitler;34823393][QUOTE]BAGHDAD (AP) – Iraq's prime minister says al-Qaeda fighters are continuing to plan and launch attacks in the area south of Baghdad once known as the "triangle of death."
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Nouri al-Maliki was speaking Wednesday to a group of sheiks in Babylon province. He asked for their cooperation to help Iraq's security forces capture insurgents active in the area.
Al-Maliki said recent intelligence showed that al-Qaeda planned to use the area "as a den to feed terrorism" and re-ignite sectarian violence. He did not elaborate.
The area is mostly populated by Sunnis but Shiites live there too.
The region was one of the most violent places in Iraq at the height of the war.
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.[/QUOTE]
[url]http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/iraq/story/2012-02-22/iraq-al-qaeda/53207194/1[/url][/QUOTE]
Huh? did you also copy the ads too?
[QUOTE=Dysgalt;34829855]I always thought a good anti-Al Qaeda method would be a bounty system "show proof Mohammad the 16th is dead and get livestock/cash/land!"[/QUOTE]
[quote]The group is currently led by Abu Dua, who was declared a Specially Designated Global Terrorist on 4 October 2011 by the US State Department with an announced reward of [B]$10 million for information leading to his capture or death.[/B][/quote]
[editline]23rd February 2012[/editline]
[quote][B]As of June 2010, 80% of the group's 42 leaders, including recruiters and fincanciers, [/B]have been killed or captured with only eight remaining at large, according to Odierno. He said they are cut off from their leaders in Pakistan, and improved intelligence allowed for the successful mission in April that led to the killing of the two AQI top commanders; in addition, the number of attacks and casualty figures in the first five months of 2010 have been the lowest yet since 2003[/quote]
The US has armed the local militia groups in order to have them fight Al-Qaeda in Iraq, in addition the Iraqi military and police.
Hopefully that doesn't bite them in the end.
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