HAPPY HOLIDAYS - WOMAN MURDERED BY ALL-POWERFUL COLD-HEARTED ******* CHRISTIAN GOD

[SheBlewHimDidYouBlowHim]

I GUESS THE ALL-POWERFUL SHITWIPE, THE COLD-HEARTED ******* CHRISTIAN GOD
WAS BUSY AS USUAL, SITTING ON HIS FAT, LAZY ASS, LAUGHING HIS SICK, SADISTIC
ASS OFF WHILE THIS WOMAN WAS DYING.

http://www.wfsb.com/news/14933110/detail.html

FARMINGTON, Conn. -- Eyewitness News has learned that a woman found
underneath the ice of the Farmington River has died.

Police responded to the river near Tunxis Mead Park after a passer-by called
police after spotting a dog on the ice around 2 p.m.

Crews lured the dog off the ice and spent several hours attempting to rescue
the woman who was found about 30 feet offshore.

Officers said the woman was in her 60s and was wearing a black jacket, but
have yet to identify her.

The woman was transported to an area hospital, where she was pronounced
dead.

 

[Fartass Jewad]

By PATRICK QUINN, Associated Press Writer Fri Dec 28, 3:44 PM ET

BAGHDAD - A car bomb left at least 14 people dead in the capital on Friday,
while U.S. troops chasing extremists in one of their last remaining bastions
in central Iraq said they killed five al-Qaida gunmen.

In Baghdad, police claimed to have uncovered a weapons cache on property
owned by the son of Adnan al-Dulaimi, one of Iraq's most influential Sunni
politicians. His son, Maki Adnan al-Dulaimi, was jailed one month ago for
his alleged involvement with some car bombs found at his father's Baghdad
compound.
The midday explosion in Tayaran Square - a predominantly Shiite area that
has been targeted by insurgents in the past - came just after Friday
prayers. The downtown square is crowded with falafel and other food stands,
and is popular with people hawking second hand and cheap clothes. In late
May, a car bomb killed 23 people in the square.

The bombing, one of the most violent in recent days, comes at a time when
residents of Baghdad have slowly been emerging from their homes following a
significant dip in violence since June.

A surge by almost 30,000 U.S troops, a cease-fire declared by radical Shiite
extremist Muqtada al-Sadr, and the growth of anti-al-Qaida in Iraq groups in
Anbar province, Baghdad and elsewhere has reduced violence by 60 percent,
according to the U.S. military.

One of the few remaining hot spots is Diyala province just north of Baghdad,
where many Islamic extremist have fled. The U.S. military said it had killed
four heavily armed gunmen tied to al-Qaida in Iraq in an operation near
Muqdadiyah in Diyala. Another was killed in a predominantly Sunni area south
of Baghdad.

"These operations are examples of our continued success against al-Qaida,"
said Maj. Winfield Danielson, a spokesman for the U.S.-led Multinational
Forces. "Iraqi and coalition forces are disrupting (al-Qaida) operations and
diminishing their pool of manpower, but they still pose a threat to innocent
Iraqis."

Iraqi police reported that militants killed five Iraqis, including a police
officer, in separate attacks around the Diyala capital of Baqouba.

In the raid on a property owned by Maki Adnan al-Dulaimi, Iraqi forces
reportedly found guns, bombs and explosives underneath a chicken coop.
Al-Dulaimi's father Adnan heads the Sunni Arab Accordance Front, a
three-party alliance that has 44 parliamentary seats.

Two Iraqi police officials involved in the operation said they found 80
mortars, 60 grenade launchers, six hand grenades, two sniper rifles,
hundreds of boxes of bullets and ten bombs used in cars, as well as fuses
and wires used for explosives. The officials declined to be named because
they were not authorized to speak to the media.

Sunni lawmaker Asmaa Adnan al-Dulaimi, Maki's sister, said the reports were
baseless. The U.S. military said they did not have any operational reports
on the incident.

U.S. and Iraqi troops arrested al-Dulaimi on Nov. 30 after a gunman they
were pursuing fled to the offices of his father.

Brig. Gen. Qassim al-Moussawi, the chief Iraqi military spokesman in
Baghdad, said he was arrested after confessions by guards arrested after the
pursuit.

Al-Moussawi said two car bombs were discovered at the al-Dulaimi's office
compound. The U.S. said one vehicle rigged as a suicide car bomb was found
on the street outside the compound, and one of al-Dulaimi's security guards
had the keys.

 

[SheBlewHimDidYouBlowHim]

more bible babble BULLSHIT carl?

hasn't your horseshit god said anuything new lately?

why do you kerep quoting the babble of some superstitious cave dwellers and
goat ****ers?

 

[bob young]

SheBlewHimDidYouBlowHim wrote:

> more bible babble BULLSHIT carl?
>
> hasn't your horseshit

Please please. horseshit makes very good manure,
my dad used to spread it on his garden



> god said anuything new lately?
>
> why do you kerep quoting the babble of some superstitious cave dwellers and
> goat ****ers?