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November 10, 2005

Was the Target of the Amman Bombing the Palestinian Authority?

The Purple Avenger notes that a brigadier general in the PA's military intelligence branch was killed in the bombing.

Is that a coincidence? Or was he the target?

Thanks to cutaway.

It Hardly Needs To Even Be Said Update: A CNBC news producer says that the Amman bombing casts doubt on George Bush's anti-terrorism policies.

I didn't know that the DHS now had a branch office in Jordan.

Just curious-- if Bush is responsible for the bombings in Jordan, is he likewise responsible for the lack of bombings in the United States itself?

No?

Didn't think so.

Arab Street Update: The Arab Street is angry. At Al Qaeda.

Three terror bombings that killed at least 56 people in Jordan's capital sparked furious protests against al Qaeda on Thursday after a Web site carried a claim that the group was behind the attacks.

Jordanians flooded Amman blaring car horns and waving the nation's flag to protest the suicide attacks at three hotels with Western connections.

Hundreds of angry Jordanians rallied shouting, "Burn in hell, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi!" after the terrorist group he leads claimed responsibility for the blasts.

A CNBC news producer blamed Bush for Jordanian rage at Al Qaeda, until he realized it was a good thing, and then he said "Hey, what's that big spider doing on your shoulder?" and quickly sneaked off the set.


posted by Ace at 03:48 PM
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If Bush is responsible for the bombing in Amman doesn't that lead us back to the flypaper theory?

As for CNBC pontificating on politics, I find their even their financial advice questionable. I'm certainly not taking their political opinions seriously.

Posted by: Retread on November 10, 2005 04:17 PM

Zarqawi was waging a terrorist campaign against the Jordanian monarchy in the 1990's. Arafat and his band of merry men tried overthrowing the Jordanian king in the 1970's. The nut cases have long hated the Hashemite kingdom, even though Jordan extended help to the Palestinians, attacked Israel, and opposed the liberation of Iraq. The end-all, be-all explanation for why terrorists kill people or even why bad things like hurricanes happen is not George W. Bush.

Posted by: Moonbat_One on November 10, 2005 05:05 PM

Get on board, my friends. George W. Bush is responsible for all anger in the world, any time, any person or group. So is Cheney. And Hallibutron. And Rove.

Posted by: Nickie Goomba on November 10, 2005 07:33 PM

More info on the PA general who got whacked.

The General was cooperating with IDF and Shin Bet

Connect the dots boys and girls. Occam's Razor says this was a hit.

Posted by: Purple Avenger on November 10, 2005 11:52 PM
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