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Fazul Abdullah Mohammed (pg. 5)
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| shaolin_Z |
| quote: | Originally posted by DevilDogUSMC
ok tough guy from the internet |
LOL, I guarantee I'm a little tougher and far more vicious in real life, but only if people with me. Otherwise I'm very gentle and kind ;). |
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| shaolin_Z |
Here, this thread should give you some idea:
tranceaddict Forums > Local Scene Info / Discussion > USA > USA - Texas & S. Central USA > UCLA Student abused by police using tazer :VIDEO:
| quote: | Originally posted by shaolin_Z
That's the spirit Zild :). I can't honestly say what I would do if I was in a situation like that. I'm very patient, but can only tolerate so much disrespect. I certainly wouldn't let anyone, don't care how big or intimidating they are, trample all over my dignity. I've lashed out before when my buttons were being pressed. But the reason I'd want to avoid that, especially when it comes to a cop, isn't only to avoid legal complications, but the fact that I could end up seriously injure someone. I did Wushu (the flowery eyecandy you see in Hong Kong Kung Fu flicks with no practical application) for 2 yrs, but in combination with working out with some of a couple of real martial artists and learning from them. That really makes me want to avoid confrontations of any type. One of them was a guy who lived in my dorm and was trained by Shaolin monks (how badass is that!) The other, a buddy of mine, started training in various southern Kung Fu styles (including Wing Chun), Chin Na, and different Japanese grappling systems since the age of four. The fact that I've gotton lazy and haven't practiced for over a year now would only encourage me to minimize risks. I typically go for the throat, eyes, groin, temple, shins, and other areas that could end up in serious injuries, even fatal, to begin with. So if I got into a physical confrontation, I seriously doubt my natural response wouldn't be a critical strike.
EDIT: Plus, I'm not a big guy, only 5'8, or the stongest or most intimidating person. Another reason I fight fairly dirty if I have to, to end the fight as quickly as possible at minimal expense to myself. |
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| DevilDogUSMC |
We care why some guy on an internet forum thinks he's Jackie
Chan in a thread about a terrorist being killed tough guy? |
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| shaolin_Z |
| quote: | Originally posted by DevilDogUSMC
We care why some guy on an internet forum thinks he's Jackie
Chan in a thread about a terrorist being killed tough guy? |
Wow, I have to wake up to this crap. Well, apparently you do, since you keep trying to get my attention. You see, a stupid comment like your deserves an equally stupid response. Maybe you haven't figured that part out yet :gsmile:. FYI, Jacky Chan isn't really a martial artist per se. He was trained in chinese opera ever since he was a kid. He did learn some kung fu yes, but he's a performer really who learned style x just for movies x, and basically forgot it afterwards. But you do have a knack for getting on people's nerves, I'll give you that much. And making yourself look like an idiot. You've been doing it ever since you joined PDD. Do you really enjoy it that much? :gsmile: |
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| Spacey Orange |
back to the topic.
in case you guys missed it, Fazul Abdullah Mohammed is probably not dead.
| quote: | MOGADISHU, Somalia, Jan. 11 (AP) — A top American official in the Horn of Africa said Thursday that none of the suspected members of Al Qaeda believed to be hiding in Somalia died in the American airstrike this week, but added that Somalis with close ties to the terrorist group were killed.
Somali officials said Wednesday that Fazul Abdullah Mohammed, a main suspect in the bombings of the American Embassies in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998, had been killed in the American attack.
United States officials immediately distanced themselves from the Somali claim, saying that they were not even sure Mr. Fazul was among the terrorism suspects hiding in southern Somalia with Islamist fighters. They did say then that Abu Taha al-Sudani, a top aide to Mr. Fazul, and Aden Hashi Ayrow, a Somali terrorism suspect, might have been killed.
But on Thursday, the American official, based in Kenya, speaking on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the news media, said American special forces and Ethiopian troops — who are in the country to battle the Islamists and support Somalia’s transitional government — were still pursuing Al Qaeda suspects in southern Somalia.
American and Somali officials have acknowledged that a small team of American Special Operations forces are in Somalia hunting suspected Qaeda fighters and providing military advice to Ethiopian and Somali forces on the ground.
The American forces entered Somalia with Ethiopian forces late last month when Ethiopians launched their attack against the Islamic movement, one official said on condition of anonymity.
Mr. Fazul, one of the F.B.I.’s most wanted terrorism suspects, has evaded capture for eight years. The Somali president’s chief of staff said Wednesday that he had been killed in an American airstrike in southern Somalia.
The American official in the region said 8 to 10 individuals had been killed in the attack, most of whom were Somalis with close ties to Al Qaeda.
Meanwhile, Somali and Ethiopian forces skirmished with Islamic militiamen near Ras Kamboni in Somalia’s southernmost tip early Thursday, part of mop-up operations that Mr. Meles said his troops were carrying out against the fighters that were driven from Somalia’s capital weeks ago.
The Ethiopian Information Ministry said Thursday that its military was also launching helicopter and troop attacks around Dobley, about four miles from the Kenyan border.
A rights group in Fanole, in the south, said Thursday that thousands of Somalis fleeing the fighting were now stranded on the Kenyan border, which has been largely closed.
“Thousands are in a bad condition and they do not have food and water,” said Ali Bashi, chairman of the Fanole Human Rights Center. “They are stranded at the border after Kenya closed it and they cannot go back to their houses for two reasons: the ongoing airstrikes and lack of transportation.”
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| DevilDogUSMC |
| quote: | Originally posted by shaolin_Z
Wow, I have to wake up to this crap. Well, apparently you do, since you keep trying to get my attention. You see, a stupid comment like your deserves an equally stupid response. Maybe you haven't figured that part out yet :gsmile:. FYI, Jacky Chan isn't really a martial artist per se. He was trained in chinese opera ever since he was a kid. He did learn some kung fu yes, but he's a performer really who learned style x just for movies x, and basically forgot it afterwards. But you do have a knack for getting on people's nerves, I'll give you that much. And making yourself look like an idiot. You've been doing it ever since you joined PDD. Do you really enjoy it that much? :gsmile: |
Thought it was rather apparent that I don't care what you
think of people or their views. Buy a clue. |
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| Q5echo |
| quote: | Originally posted by Spacey Orange
back to the topic.
in case you guys missed it, Fazul Abdullah Mohammed is probably not dead. |
!!!!!! |
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| shaolin_Z |
| quote: | Originally posted by DevilDogUSMC
Thought it was rather apparent that I don't care what you
think of people or their views. Buy a clue. |
If that's true, then please demonstrate it by not responding to my posts ;). |
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| Q5echo |
| quote: | Originally posted by shaolin_Z
Bingo. |
whatever i ain't buyin it, but hey, it's your word.
you made some pretty silly accusations/comparisons?????? whether you were trying to be ambiguous or in convenient hindsight.
who cares this thread is e now. ! |
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| WM2 |
| quote: | Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
yes, thats it. one must agree with WM2s assessment of the facts or one is ignorant. nice thinking there einstein. |
Thanks for proving my point. Instead of trying to prove something so insignificant wrong you try to attack me personally and add nothing to the topic at hand. Gold star for you. |
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| WM2 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Q5echo
!!!!!! |
Indeed. It's interesting to read about the role we're playing over there though. |
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| DJ Shibby |
| quote: | Originally posted by shaolin_Z
^^ Instead of taking a stab at him, why not address his argument? Or the facts he brought up? |
He did...
You do realize that he formed a coherent and straight-forward set of intelligent statements that were derived from all of your previous statements.... right?
Oi vey... people.
Damn, this thread is great... balanced between the "Argument" between two people who are agreeing with each other (LOL@that), devildog's usual stream of driveling bull, and the fact that no one has even mentioned that the government has reneged on their statement of this guy's death, saying that it can not be confirmed.
AND
No one seems to care that the US is just bombing random third world countries. So.. we can just bomb whoever we want, eh?
We are in the hands of incompetent people, who make mistake after mistake and failure after failure, and yet we are given no data due to "security classification purposes" and told to blindly trust these incompetent asshats that Bush has appointed throughout every level of our government.
It's so ridiculous I could puke. The fact that this somehow all got to be this way in the first place is just a great testament to the fact that our species is still a ing infant despite how much knowledge and technology we come up with. Actually, feck that, we're barely a fetus, and we're on the verge of self-abortion. |
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