al-Zarqawi is dead

Posted by Moonage on 08 Jun 2006 | Tagged as: National Security

Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the Al Qaeda in Iraq leader who led a brutal insurgency that included homicide bombings, kidnappings and beheadings, was killed in an airstrike on a building north of Baghdad, U.S. and Iraqi officials announced Thursday.

Officials said the terror leader’s identity was confirmed by fingerprints, facial recognition, and known scars.

Good riddance.  No one on this planet needed killing more than this criminal.  Hopefully this will make way for peace in Iraq.

One down, one to go.  But, I don’t think the other one is in Iraq.

And if anyone wants to get a feeling of what people IN Iraq think about this, try Iraq The Model:

CONGRATULATIONS TO IRAQ, CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WHOLE WORLD ON THIS VICTORY.

Exactly my feelings as well.  Congratulations Iraq, I hope this brings you closer to peace.

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One Response to “al-Zarqawi is dead”

  1. on 09 Jun 2006 at 7:10 am 1.Tel-Chai Nation said …

    Zarqawi’s gone to hell

    It’s official now. Abu Musab al-Zarqawi is now dead, killed in an air raid:

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