US strategy against Al-Qaeda may work after all.

[TheCowsCameHome]

Sooner or later Al Qaeda will have to lay off thousands of #2 men, since we can't seem to nail even one of them. Face it, no one can afford to have unnecessary employees on the books forever. Unemployment claims will put a heavy drain on their financial resources and could eventually bankrupt them.

Watch for the RW talking shills to hype this as pure genius on the part of the Bush administration.

"You're doin' a heck of a job, *W*".

[TallahasseeGrannie]

1. What's the latest?

They don't know if they got him still?

[TheCowsCameHome]

2. They said they missed #2, but killed 18 villagers instead.

The news said it was due to "bad intel".

Sound familiar?

[TallahasseeGrannie]

3. Oh geez

Kinda of swatting a fly with a hand grenade. Those poor people. If they keep this up there won't be any "villagers" left.

[NNN0LHI]

5. I hope the villagers didn't have any relatives cause they will be pissed nt

[Missy M]

4. On the other hand Al Qaeda does have an alternative,...

they can demote all but one #2 and make the others #3, #4, #5, etc. Then they can promote them when we claim we got the #2 man.

[TheGunslinger]

7. Do you realize what a PITA it is to keep changing Org. Charts?

I mean, first there's that tedious Mujahedeen Data Form. You know the one. The one the US just "declassified" showing Jose Padilla's application for Al Qaeda?




:rofl:

:rofl:



sorry...I can't keep a straight face!!

[neoblues]

6. Well, It's "Hard" Work...

Poor little Georgie boy.

Then again, it probably is rather hard to track down and arrest many (of what some would claim are) mostly imaginary terrorists. Then too, if they are as real and significant and the Bushistas would have us believe--they can hardly afford to defeat thme. After all, they'd have to come up with a whole new premise to allow them to continue abusing their power, and 9/11 (whether of their own making or not) was both costly and required a great deal of effort--if they can avoid the need for another one, being good business men (uh-huh, sure), avoid it they would (after all, finding a timely 'New Pearl Harbor' isn't easy).

[No Exit]

8. I heard Al Quaeda tech support is moving to India.

[rooboy]

9. Apparently their 'applications received' is down by about 20%. n/t