U.S. Official Confirms - Senior Al Qaeda Leader Killed in Syria by Special Operations Forces, That Awful "Puffy, Crampy" Feeling, But Mostly Special Operations Forces

Good enough reason for me. The Russians can complain all they want.

A U.S. strike on a network of foreign fighters in Syria killed its main target — an Al Qaeda coordinator who was wanted for sending foreign fighters, weapons and cash into Iraq, a U.S. official told FOX News.
Killed in Sunday's attack by Special Operations Forces was Abu Ghadiyain, Al Qaeda's senior coordinator operating in Syria who was closely associated with the leader of Al Qaeda in Iraq.

Special Ops. When there's an asshole who absolutely, positively must be delivered overnight. To the dirt.

tip by incognito in the McCain thread.

Posted by: Dave In Texas at 11:43 AM

Comments

1 Any word from Dear Leader on his opinion of this, or does he have to consult with his 300 foreign policy advisers to discover what he thinks?

Posted by: AmishDude at October 27, 2008 11:44 AM (T0NGe)

2 Bush should send his final goodbyes to all these cocksuckers.

Posted by: Lou at October 27, 2008 11:46 AM (RNwpX)

3 OT: I just got my mother out to vote early. Chalk up two banked votes for McCain/Palin in Illinois.

Posted by: Methos at October 27, 2008 11:49 AM (QHtlg)

4 Must have been having some work done (at o'dark thirty in the AM) for those "construction workers" to have gotten in the way.

Posted by: Jean at October 27, 2008 11:49 AM (L64A6)

5 HAHAHAHAHHA!

K

Posted by: Kestrel♠ at October 27, 2008 11:51 AM (I3KQg)

* cracks open a cold one *

Senior Al Qaeda leader in Syria killed by voter fraud, illegal campaign contributions, and Spec Ops aggression, but mostly Spec Ops aggression.

Posted by: EC at October 27, 2008 11:52 AM (mAhn3)

7 Good one, AmishDude. I was wondering what Mr. "let me get back to you" was going to say. "Um, aaaa, um, um I think all sides need to get together and talk."

Posted by: mare at October 27, 2008 11:52 AM (X1fsj)

8 Dammit, when I look at AceofSpades and some scumbucket has gone on to his eternal reward punishment, I expect the headline to be something catchy like, "Senior Al Qaeda Leader killed by Too Much Halloween Candy and US Bombs. But mostly by US bombs."

Posted by: Cathy (in Chicago) at October 27, 2008 11:53 AM (3xgoE)

9 One, I'm glad an enemy of my country and yours was killed, and others in Al Qaeda.

Two, I will offer a comment on this thread I left also on the previous thread about the strike in Syria for the reason that it was this attack which provoked me to think about it. They are related.

I put it out there as food for thought:

One thing that just occurred to me when I read the reaction [at The Jawa Report] to the strike on Mohammed Omar, which almost certainly caused civilian casualties, and it's a strike I approve of and would certainly have ordered...

... is that this [Ace of Spades] is a conservative blog where many commenters are Christians. I'm not. They presumably believe what the Bible says. I don't.

And yet I express my hope there were no civilian casualties in the strike inside Syria and the American conservatives on this blog assume I'm shilling for Obama, a man who supports infanticide, and am a compatriot of Jack Murtha, a man who accuses Marines of murder without proof, then doesn't apologize, and who also calls his own constituents racist.

Their proof, these American conservatives on this blog? I said I hope no civilians were killed, something Jesus would approve of, and so would your pastors, priests, bishops, and rabbis.

I state again that in this case also, I hope, for what little good it may do, that no innocent civilians were killed, that civilian deaths were minimized (particularly children), and I regret the loss of any innocent life.

My concern, I pointed out on that other thread, is shared by your noble warriors and their chain of command — to their credit.

I still support the strike 100% as I almost certainly would the Syrian strike too if I knew the target. I'm just pointing out the sad irony of Christians chastizing the non-Christian for wishing that innocents could be spared. I am not the first non-Christian to note such an irony.

Posted by: Christoph at October 27, 2008 11:55 AM (hawOV)

ok, yeah I sorta missed the opportunity there, didn't I?

revised and extended.

Posted by: Dave in Texas at October 27, 2008 11:57 AM (eiOZw)

Rinse. Repeat.

Posted by: hoss at October 27, 2008 11:57 AM (USQ2d)

12 Right on, Dave!

Posted by: Cathy (in Chicago) at October 27, 2008 11:57 AM (3xgoE)

OT: Ayers speaks! He's tired of being politcal cannon fodder. I have two things to say to him:

Diana Oughton, Terry Robbins - 1970 - Killed in bomb-making incident

The day he repents for his terrorist activities is the day he can complain about being used.

Until then you continue being tired.

Posted by: Duhgee at October 27, 2008 11:57 AM (Xev9a)

14 Christoph,

And you were dead-on balls accurate to do it.
Good for you.

Posted by: Cathy (in Chicago) at October 27, 2008 11:58 AM (3xgoE)

OT: Ayers speaks! He's tired of being politcal cannon fodder.

I would prefer that he be rifle fodder, or noose fodder, or lethal injection fodder as payment for his crimes against humanity. But I accept that we live in a republic where we agree to live by the rule of law, and that he managed to finagle the law in his favor. So I'll have to settle for him being political fodder and wish him a hasty and painful death of natural causes.

Posted by: pendejo grande at October 27, 2008 12:03 PM (88TJi)

16 Special Ops is the bomb.

Can Ayers and Dohrn be retried? Or does double jeopardy play? I'd sure love to see both those mother fuckers in prison where they belong.

Posted by: incognito at October 27, 2008 12:04 PM (Rpam5)

17 I blame Bush.

Posted by: eddiebear at October 27, 2008 12:06 PM (wnU1W)

18 When will we get the hunting robot wolfpacks?

Posted by: eddiebear at October 27, 2008 12:07 PM (wnU1W)

19 any chance that they captured him and are just saying they killed him?

Posted by: bman at October 27, 2008 12:09 PM (Vxobz)

20 I just hope Ayers keeps talking. The more he talks, the worse for Obama.

Posted by: Duhgee at October 27, 2008 12:10 PM (Xev9a)

21 Hey Chrissy,

There is an enormous difference between choosing civilian targets as a calculated means to an ends, versus occasionally winging a few as unintended consequences of going after legitimate targets.

We have made it clear who the enemy is and that we are coming. If you choose to hang around bad men, bad things may happen. Within the Christian faith, you were given free will to make those choices. Some choose poorly.

Another Christian concept is forgiveness. If we happen to get a few unintended casualties when accomplishing civilization's goal, then we reflect on our error, seek forgiveness, and tighten the windage next time. But, we don't let it stop us or slow us down.

Your posts continually seek to return to the day when we were hamstrung with post-modern, Euro-liberal hand wringing. You need to come south a bit to understand the gloves are off.

Posted by: Jean at October 27, 2008 12:12 PM (L64A6)

22 Al Quaeda #2 in Syria was last seen screaming and running in aimless circles.

Unconfirmed reports suggest bricks may have been shit.

Posted by: Justin at October 27, 2008 12:13 PM (iH1PP)

any chance that they captured him and are just saying they killed him?

Nope. The courts have pretty much guaranteed that from now on they'll be getting the dirt-nap, instead of going to Club Gitmo.

Posted by: roy at October 27, 2008 12:16 PM (cB77O)

24 Ayers retried? In the immortal words of Joe bin Biden, "Your joking, of course"? He is the next Secretary of Education and Dohrn is the next AG. Believe it. That may be the international crisis, bin Biden was talking about. Getting them approved by the Senate. Even one that is cloture proof. Oh, and Wright is the first Secretary of National Theology and Re-education.

Posted by: Jack is Back! at October 27, 2008 12:17 PM (J3zIQ)

25 Christoph, While it may not have always been true in wars past, Uncle makes EVERY attempt to minimize if not elimintate civilian casualties. I got no problem with you voicing the concern. Again, Hooah to to the men on the ground that got it done.

Posted by: MAJHAM at October 27, 2008 12:18 PM (NMK3S)

26 Screw Russia, Syria, and their complaints. Let them wait until the Ascension in January to run amok. Just like everyone else!

Posted by: seyont at October 27, 2008 12:19 PM (FcR7P)

27 Woot! Commando mission for the win! And 1 more Al Quaeda commander standing in front of the entrance to Hell, wondering where his virgins are. Wish we had seen this headline back in '05, but better late than never. If Bashir Assad wants to kick it up a notch just in time for the election, that's his folly to undertake. And ours to capitalize on....

Well Christoph, according to Bin Laden & Ahmadinejad, there are no innocents in waging jihad, only martyrs and enemies. So by their lights a few extra martyrs were created, there was no collateral damage involving civilians. Not saying that we ought to embrace the enemy's vocabulary for combat deaths, but the other side is not as inclined to worry about who shot whom as we are. (Which is why we are hunting them down in Syria instead of central Iraq these days, sloppy bastards ended up pissing off the locals & setting up the Surge.)

Then again, I am cynical about the "innocent workers" line getting tossed around. As I recalll, when we went into Grenada in '83, there were a few hundred Cuban "construction workers" on the island who were well armed, and with enough gumption to shoot it out with us for a little while.

Posted by: exdem13 at October 27, 2008 12:20 PM (nQ6xk)

28 The only way they get retried is if one of the other, as yet unidentified, participants in the 1981 Brinks Robbery in New York comes forward and offers new, untainted evidence.

Posted by: Jean at October 27, 2008 12:25 PM (L64A6)

I state again that in this case also, I hope, for what little good it may do, that no innocent civilians were killed, that civilian deaths were minimized (particularly children), and I regret the loss of any innocent life.

Sweet Mary mother of Jesus and wife of Joseph, are you *STILL* whining about that?

BTW, congrats on finding a quoting font that's less legible than anything I've seen in my 30 years of playing with computers.

Posted by: Additional Blond Agent at October 27, 2008 12:25 PM (PMGbu)

30 Jean, the tone of your post is disgusting.

I am hardly a hand wringer where the use of force is concerned. But I can express my wish that civilians not be harmed despite the necessity of doing so and give my own personal thoughts on their behalf, what a Christian would call a prayer.

I never implied your warriors should "seek forgiveness" for collateral damage. It isn't an intentionally immoral act and isn't anything they need to be forgiven for.

"Uncle makes EVERY attempt to minimize if not elimintate civilian casualties."

MAJHAM, that would probably be why I made that point over and over and over again.

"Hooah to to the men on the ground that got it done."

Quite.

Posted by: Christoph at October 27, 2008 12:25 PM (hawOV)

31 I thought we were going to refer to Special Operations troops operating across the enemy's borders as "militants".

Posted by: Jim62sch at October 27, 2008 12:26 PM (X4hru)

32 Christopher, I think a lot of us are just frustrated at the knee jerk reaction to US military actions that always wonders about civilian casualties as if they prove that we're the villains. You've explained your point that your concern is genuinely humanitarian, but a lot of the people who say exactly what you did are more interested in expressing their anti-Americanism.

I get the feeling that a lot of 'civilian' casualties are terrorists whose weapons were moved out of frame for CNN's benefit. Not all certainly, but since our enemies refuse to identify themselves with uniforms and hide among non-cambatants, I have come to the conclusion that I can't let myself feel too much sympathy for 'civilian casualties.'

I'm particularly hesitant when I see things like the Palestinian efforts to fake casualties (there was wonderful video a couple of years back of the 'dead' guy getting off his sretcher when he thought he was out of view of the camera).

Posted by: Methos at October 27, 2008 12:26 PM (QHtlg)

Special Forces - Doing the jobs the next American president won't do.

Also, good point, Roy. Liberals still fail to understand the law of unintended consequences, though it's smacked them upside the head a few thousand times by now. It's pointless for us to capture enemy combatants, given recent court decisions, and comments from The One.

Posted by: Ted K. at October 27, 2008 12:29 PM (yCmN/)

34 Thank you Roy, I made the same point here on another thread and Christoph (Crissy) had a fit.

Posted by: Jean at October 27, 2008 12:31 PM (L64A6)

When the Russkies are bitching, you know we are scoring.

Yes, I hope Dear (wanna-be) Leader will soon grace us with a comment on this strike. To whit, would you, or would you not, have made this strike into Syria to protect our troops and our allies from terrorists infiltrating through a compliant country? Speak up, man! We know you aren't as experienced as Sarah, but maybe old Uncle Joe can suggest some weasle-words for you, huh?

MSM, the line to ask the question forms right here... and it doesn't look too long at the moment! Step right up!

Posted by: sherlock at October 27, 2008 12:32 PM (cq3pU)

36 I thought we were going to refer to Special Operations troops operating across the enemy's borders as "militants".

heh.

Posted by: nostradamus at October 27, 2008 12:33 PM (PD1tk)

37 MAJ HAM, we are NOT taking "EVERY" precaution anyone - we are taking "REASONABLE" precautions. Its an asymmetrical, urban war - to take "EVERY" precaution is to stay home.

Posted by: Jean at October 27, 2008 12:34 PM (L64A6)

38 I'd like GWB to come right out and say that since there is a chance the next Pres won't take defense seriously, he is going to waste as many of our enemies as possible while he has the power to do so.

Posted by: sherlock at October 27, 2008 12:37 PM (cq3pU)

39 Methos,

There was also tape of the "Red Crescent" loading the weapons into the ambulance... before the wounded. Then pausing for the photoshoot. Then loading the wounded.

Posted by: Al at October 27, 2008 12:38 PM (Lk931)

But I accept that we live in a republic where we agree to live by the rule of law, and that he managed to finagle the law in his favor

Ayers and other scumbags like him get off when a cop or cops abuses the system and gathers evidence in a manner that the liberal courts of the 60s had deemed to be unconstitutional. The remedy that the courts came up with of tossing the evidence is a pure construct. It has absolutely no basis in the Constitution. When the courts do this the public gets screwed 3 times. First by the criminal who commits the crime. Second when the criminal gets to walk because of the actions of a bad cop, and finally when the bad cop is not held accountable.

At one time the SCOTUS was making noises that they were going to revisit this travesty AND they have ruled that localities do NOT have to automatically throw out illegally obtained evidence IF and this is a big IF…….

The locality sets in place a system that discourages obtaining evidence illegally and provides some type of punishment for the offenders. Of course the Ayers BS went down long before the less liberal court of today had this ruling. That being said, he would probably still walk because, to my knowledge, the feds have not set up any kind of system like this.

Posted by: Vic at October 27, 2008 12:39 PM (b1ysY)

41 Good ol' dave. Suckin' some hot military intelligence cock this morning.

They never lie, do they?

Posted by: joe the plumber at October 27, 2008 12:41 PM (6/ufm)

The Bambi would have sent in the FBI to Syria to request that they deliver these criminals for prosecution. IF the Syrians decided it was in their interest to deliver them the judges would have granted them bail, which the Bambi DOJ would not oppose, and the scum would be walking around the city planning new deaths while waiting trial next decade as their lawyers got one continuance after another.

Posted by: Vic at October 27, 2008 12:46 PM (b1ysY)

43 joe the plumber,

Doing the trolling that other trolls won't do.
Sucker of cock.

Posted by: Nom de Blog at October 27, 2008 12:46 PM (nOQ1R)

44 Good ol' dave. Suckin' some hot military intelligence cock this morning.

They never lie, do they?

What's the matter this morning, erg? Are you a little upset because your mom's latest trick didn't buy you the donut he promised you after he came on your face?

Posted by: wiserbud at October 27, 2008 12:46 PM (IHbof)

45 This is probably the first war in its history where America has worked to build SMALLER bombs - and what other country has ever done that? I think the SDB is a great - why take out the neighboring houses when you don't have to? Sure it also means that Close Air can be closer, but really it is all about reducing unnescessary civvie casulties (i.e. Arab Muslims) because we actually do care, unlike our enemies.

Posted by: Holdfast at October 27, 2008 12:47 PM (Gzb30)

46 "Russia's Foreign Ministry also criticized the attack, warning that it will escalate tensions in the region."

Um, it's kinda hard to escalate tensions much higher than a war, comrade. But duly noted. Special Ops will be sure to use that warning notice first when the TP in the latrine is gone.

Posted by: AnonymousDrivel at October 27, 2008 12:48 PM (sI5Ho)

47 Jesus, beer man. That's pretty vulgar.

Why do you ALWAYS believe the military?

Weird.

Posted by: joe the plumber at October 27, 2008 12:49 PM (6/ufm)

48 Rock on, Spec Ops! Hooah!

Posted by: Mandy P. at October 27, 2008 12:51 PM (MK6Kx)

Jesus, beer man. That's pretty vulgar.

Why do you ALWAYS believe the military?

Weird.

Why do you always believe the criminals and those against America?

Posted by: polynikes at October 27, 2008 12:51 PM (m2CN7)

50 This is what I like to keep seeing. Targeted strikes without stating it publically like Obama wants to do with Pakistan. The left is going crazy over this and I am wondering how The One will respond too.

Posted by: Tyrone at October 27, 2008 12:51 PM (EvuNP)

51 Um, it's kinda hard to escalate tensions much higher than a war, comrade. But duly noted. Special Ops will be sure to use that warning notice first when the TP in the latrine is gone.

Awesome.

Posted by: Mandy P. at October 27, 2008 12:52 PM (MK6Kx)

52 May his 72 virgins all be nuns. With sharp-edged rulers.

Posted by: Reiver at October 27, 2008 12:55 PM (Yi1Sk)

53 OT, but can you imagine the shitstorm if a Republican had done this?

Posted by: xbradtc at October 27, 2008 12:56 PM (8eko9)

41 Good ol' dave. Suckin' some hot military intelligence cock this morning.

They never lie, do they

OK, I'll bite. What do you suppose they lied about?

Posted by: Javems at October 27, 2008 12:57 PM (hq71Y)

55 47
Why do you ALWAYS believe the military?

Weird.

Probably because they're the most reliably patriotic and trustworthy part of the federal government. / Not that I'm questioning your patriotism or anything./sarc

Posted by: Methos at October 27, 2008 01:02 PM (QHtlg)

56 Methos at October 27, 2008 11:49 AM (QHtlg)

Being in IL, you should each be able to fit in four or five more legitimate votes before election day!

Posted by: Jazz at October 27, 2008 01:04 PM (hnq5i)

57 There have MANY followups of Pentagon claims are false--that yet another "seconmd in comnand" has been killed when "special ops" torched a family picnic is N. Waziristan, et al.

Over & over. Same old bullshit. Forever.

Posted by: joe the plumber at October 27, 2008 01:05 PM (6/ufm)

58 During their funerals, angry residents shouted anti-American slogans and carried banners reading: "Down with Bush and the American enemy."

Why aren't we sending a nice bunch of Predators to the services?

Posted by: mojo at October 27, 2008 01:15 PM (g1cNf)

59 56 Jazz

Nah, I live in one of those suburbs that bore Obama, so we only get to vote once.

Posted by: Methos at October 27, 2008 01:16 PM (QHtlg)

60 Can Ayers and Dohrn be retried? Or does double jeopardy play?

Gabe Malor can better comment on this, but my understanding is that the feds so completely fucked up (i.e. did illegal things) when they were gathering evidence against them that the whole thing had to be tossed, and once that happened, there was nothing left, no Plan B. So Ayers and Dohrn walked.

Also, Ayers' daddy being a local big-shot probably didn't hurt, either.

Posted by: OregonMuse at October 27, 2008 01:17 PM (FO+YO)

Christoph, meet Joe the plumber.

Lay down with dogs, as they say.

Posted by: Russell Ziskey at October 27, 2008 01:22 PM (LlaBi)

"Many" huh? OK, I'm convinced

Posted by: Javems at October 27, 2008 01:22 PM (hq71Y)

There have MANY followups of Pentagon claims are false--that yet another "seconmd in comnand" has been killed when "special ops" torched a family picnic is N. Waziristan, et al.

Well fortunately we haven't heard from Mustafa Abu Yazid, Abu Al Libi, Abu Saeed Al-Masri, Khaalid Habid, Abu Jiran, Abu sara or Abu Zarqawi in quite some time. Keep on keeping on.

Posted by: polynikes at October 27, 2008 01:23 PM (m2CN7)

64 Jesus, beer man. That's pretty vulgar.

Better than you are worth and certainly better than you deserve, fucknuts.

Why do you ALWAYS believe the military?

Because I have more faith in the honestly, integrity and character of anyone in the military than I do in any single one of you pathetic little shitstains.

Posted by: wiserbud at October 27, 2008 01:25 PM (IHbof)

Senior Al Qaeda leader in Syria unexpectedly of complications following a recent sex change operation and feking loud splody noises and bullets but mostly the feking loud splody noise and bullets!

Special Ops decided to change him from alive to not alive ... That, right there folks, is the feking change I can believe in!

Posted by: Dave in PB at October 27, 2008 01:28 PM (CTSya)

66 Syrian villager says 2 men grabbed in US raid ...
SUKKARIYEH, Syria (AP) - A resident of the village that was the scene of a U.S. raid says he saw at least two men taken into custody by American forces and whisked away by helicopter. (BUH BYE!)

The villager spoke on condition of anonymity because he feared for his life. (FROM WHOM? AQ?)

Posted by: incognito at October 27, 2008 01:40 PM (Rpam5)

Meh

The real war on terror is on the Afghan/Pak border

There arent really any terrorists any where else

Thats why im voting for Obama

Posted by: Mike "Independent" Smerconish at October 27, 2008 01:53 PM (waaUg)

68 Gotta love our Special Ops. I think Obama and all his gazillion foreign and domestic supporters/advisors/enemies of America will experience spontaneous combustion the day after Election Day, but just in case, I am hoping our SpecOps rub out as many of these scumbuckets as possible before Inauguration Day. While they can and before the Demoralization begins.

Back to reading the new Vince Flynn book, where our enemies always get what's coming to them. Cathartic, just like news items like this!

Posted by: Peg C. at October 27, 2008 03:49 PM (cEAy0)

69 I advise all to read 'Kill Bin Laden' by Dalton Fury (obviously a pseudo name, you morons).

These special forces are truly fucking bad-ass mother fuckers who can withstand shit that I can't even dream of, nor would want to.

Thank God for these men who feel pain and discomfort but have the ability to push it out of their mind for the purpose of accomplishing the mission.

These dudes are truly worthy of the moniker "Bad Ass Motherfuckers"!

Posted by: Dummy at October 27, 2008 07:55 PM (ESU8R)

70 For fuck's sake Christoph, must you shit in every fucking thread? If we agree that you're a paragon of virtue and bow our heads suitably chastened, will you fuck off?

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