GOTTA SEE THIS-WarEndur.Freedom 2/28/04-Pakistan,Tehran,Iraq
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2/28/04 | The Armies of Good against the Axis of Evil
Posted on 02/27/2004 11:45:06 AM EST by Diogenesis
GOTTA SEE THIS - War for Enduring Freedom 2/28/04 - Pakistan, Tehran, Iraq
BREAKING: Pakistan -
al Qaeda bagged
BREAKING: Iraq - al Qaeda bagged BREAKING: Iran - Fixed
elections, and trying to get Indian nuclear technology after receiving it from
Pakistan
========= Pakistan =========
Near Wana, and Angor Adda, Pakistan, near Afghanistan,
with Pakistani
forces and the Armies of Good as they
warn tribal elders. and then capture al
Qaeda and Taliban.
Near the Afghan border, Pakistani troops arrange missiles
which were
voluntarily handed over by the tribal elders
Near Wana, Pakistan, at a checkpoint, with Pakistani forces.
========= Pakistan =========
TERRORIST PERP - Source of Disseminated Nuclear Technology Worldwide
In
Pakistan, head of Pakistan's nuclear programme Abdul Qadeer Khan
sent
enriched uranium to Libya in 2001 and sold nuclear centrifuge parts to Iran in
the mid-1990s.
TERRORIST FINANCER - Source of Disseminated Nuclear Technology Worldwide
From Pakistan, Buhary Syed Abu Tahir,
chief financier of the
international nuclear trafficking network
run by Pakistani scientist Abdul
Qadeer Khan.
He revealed to Malaysian police that his trafficking
included
centrifuge parts from Pakistan to Iran in 1994 to 1995.
In Lahore, Pakistan, a kite depicting Khan,
and celebrating Pakistan's
nuclear weapons program and distribution of nuclear technology to terrorists.
=========== Iran ===========
In Tehran, Iran's top nuclear negotiator Hassan Rowhani returns after
tricking India
into 'positive (nuclear) cooperation' to supplement what the
Iranians already received from India's enemy, Pakistan.
In Tehran, Hamid Reza Asefi, Iran's foreign ministry spokesman
laughed
with the Press until Iran's plutonium and polonium were brought up.
He
admitted there were nuclear components in Iran and that they were caught buying
but it was no big deal because no Iranian can remember where the parts came
from.
.
FIXED ELECTION UPDATE
In Tehran, at Parliament, Iranian lawmakers try to calm down a terrorist,
white turban,
during an altercation with a reformist legislator.
An
Iranian woman reform member of parliament was then photographed and thrown out.
Fixed elections had their data massaged. Second and Third Party
candidates
were stopped from running by the (misnamed) "conservative" Islamic
terrorists.
In Tehran, Iran, at the Kosarieh women's seminary.
In Tehran.
========= Tripoli =========
Terrorist nuclear
plant to be dismantled (maybe)
In Tripoli, International Atomic Energy Agency
(IAEA) Director General Mohamed ElBaradei.
Will he help Libya avoid
dismantling a nuclear plant as the USA demands?
While in Tripoli, ElBaradei searched everywhere looking for an orange.
He
reported that there are no oranges in Libya.
=========== IRAQ: Al Qaeda taken out ===========
From Amman, Jordan, Nidal Arabiyat a.k.a. Abu-Mohamed Hamza
WAS an
associate of Lt. Abu-Musab al Zarqawi. He has been reportedly killed in a fire
exchange
with U.S. heroes yesterday in Habbaniyah, Iraq.
========= Al Qaeda to be taken out =========
Taliban AND al Qaeda terrorist Jalaluddine Haqqani is reportedly sought
by
the Russians and the US.
========= Al Qaeda Sentenced =========
Terrorist Sentenced
(sort of)
In Jakarta, Indonesia, Islamic terrorist Abu Rusdan
was
sentenced to three-and-half years in jail for sheltering one of the Bali
bombers..
Do you think he got off lightly?
========= From long ago, found near the Dead Sea =========
HISTORIC TREASURE
FOUND : 2,600-year-old fashion accessories ----
Found near the Dead Sea, an ancient alabaster bowl for powders and a stick to
apply makeup,
which belonged to a Jewish woman whose family had returned
from Babylon.
========= Galaxy Cluster in the Early Universe =========
Galaxy Cluster in the Early Universe
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END OF TRANSMISSION 2/28/04 .......... K
I wonder if he's any relation to Yellow beard?If it made you smile, I am a happy girl! Thank you.
From our UK allies (unreported by the unilateral press):
"The highest award for acts of
conspicuous gallantry performed by men or women
when not in the face of the
enemy"
A 19-year-old soldier, Trooper Christopher Finney, a member of British army's Blues and Royals, received the George Cross on Wednesday ~ the youngest person honored with Britain's second-highest award for gallantry.
The George Cross is surpassed only by the Victoria Cross.
The queen presented 96 military and civilian personnel from the Iraqi war with honors for bravery Wednesday.....including:
...Air Marshall Brian Burridge, the commander of British forces in the Gulf and a student of war - now Knight Commander of the Most Honorable Order of the Bath:
"The U.S. advance on Baghdad is something
that military historians and academics will pour over in great detail for many
years to come. It will be required case study
for staff college students throughout the world. They will examine the
dexterity, the audacity, and the sheer brilliance of how the U.S. put their plan
into effect." - Air Marshall Brian Burridge, Baghdad
Liberation Day, Apr. 9, 2004
He's the other guitar player.
So..Is this guy sporting a CETME, Older G3, or some kind of G3 varient?"
I think I saw this guy on the right during the Grammies. I didn't know George
Clinton was into this Taliban thing. Talk about funky...
Indian actor Deepak P Divekar dressed as Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf
waves to a friend as he rides a motorbike near his house in Bangalore on
February 26, 2004. Divekar, a former seaman who works for an US-based IT firm in
the city, has secured many roles in Indian films for his striking resemblance
with the Pakistani president. Playing the role of Pakistani President Musharraf
in the movie titled Agnipankh to be released on February 27, Divekar is being
approached by various Indian political parties to take part in campaigns ahead
of the upcoming general elections and plans to quit his job to later enter
politics. ((chuckle
A helicopter drops water onto a burning ferry off Corregidor island in Manila
Bay on February 27, 2004. One person was killed when fire raged through the
Super Ferry 14 which had 861 passengers on board. The coast guard said 638
people had been confirmed rescued but 233 were not yet accounted for.
So..Is this guy sporting a CETME, Older G3, or some kind of G3 varient?"
The Pakistani Ordnance Factories facilities produce most of the line of H&K longarms, including the H&K G-3 rifle and the MP-5 9mm machinepistol. The factory coding for the Pakistani-produced components, which fully interchange with H&K parts of other manufacture, is POF. The wood furniture more commonly seen on CETME modelo C *El Chopo* rifles, but also produced by the Germans for their early rifles and also used by the Turks on some of their G3s, can be a little more comfortable against a firer's cheek than the more usually seen black or olive green stock and foreend. But it all interchanges with the removal of one pushbutton pin for the foreend and two for the buttstock; no big deal.
The use of the steel magazine rather than the aluminum ones favored by the German army also follows the practice of the Turkish mountain troopers. The aluminum magazines are lighter and handy, but scratch and dent more easily.
The G3 is a very favoured weapon in that part of the world for its reliability, power/range and accuracy. In 1993, the Type 56 Chinese AK47 copy was reported as selling in Pakistan's Northwest Frontier Province for Rs.15,000 (circa US $576), the MP5 for Rs.70,000 (circa US $2,700) and the G3 for Rs.30,000 (circa US $1,150).
Some of the walnut wood that shows up on the H&K rifles is quite pretty considering the stamped and welded construction of the rifles....
So..Is this guy sporting a CETME, Older G3, or some kind of G3 varient?"
The Pakistani Ordnance Factories facilities produce most of the line of H&K longarms, including the H&K G-3 rifle and the MP-5 9mm machinepistol. The factory coding for the Pakistani-produced components, which fully interchange with H&K parts of other manufacture, is POF. The wood furniture more commonly seen on CETME modelo C *El Chopo* rifles, but also produced by the Germans for their early rifles and also used by the Turks on some of their G3s, can be a little more comfortable against a firer's cheek than the more usually seen black or olive green stock and foreend. But it all interchanges with the removal of one pushbutton pin for the foreend and two for the buttstock; no big deal.
The use of the steel magazine rather than the aluminum ones favored by the German army also follows the practice of the Turkish mountain troopers. The aluminum magazines are lighter and handy, but scratch and dent more easily.
The G3 is a very favoured weapon in that part of the world for its reliability, power/range and accuracy. In 1993, the Type 56 Chinese AK47 copy was reported as selling in Pakistan's Northwest Frontier Province for Rs.15,000 (circa US $576), the MP5 for Rs.70,000 (circa US $2,700) and the G3 for Rs.30,000 (circa US $1,150).
Some of the walnut wood that shows up on the H&K rifles is quite pretty considering the stamped and welded construction of the rifles....
Wow, I almost crapped my pants before I read the caption. I was like, "What's
this idiot doing! Where is his security detail!"
Indian actor Deepak P Divekar dressed as Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf waves to a friend as he rides a motorbike near his house in Bangalore on February 26, 2004.
Needs a lance.
You win for my "out-loud laugh of the day." Great pics.
Palestinians are not our friends and they do poorly fighting men instead of
children.
Sunday, Monday Happy Days...
Tuesday Wednesday Happy Days....
That picture made me wonder when Dr. Zeus became a terrorist.
Pretty sure Paks use license built G3. It has the G-3 turret type rear site for example. These look the same.
Mine, or more properly the parts that it was built from, was built in
Portugal, except maybe the bolt, which says's H&K on the bottom.
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