something doesnt fookin add up here

Kurdish Islamic leader held

The leader of a Kurdish rebel group with alleged links to al-Qaeda has been arrested in the Netherlands.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/mid...st/2256736.stm

ok but the kurds are supposed to the guys that got gassed and chemical bombed by saddam and the Americans are using that as part of thier ammo against him and also accusing him of being part of the al-qaeda group . So why the hell would the kurds be part of that too ? :rolls: deffo some bullshit going on here somewhere as theres no way the Kurds and Saddam would be on the same side is there ? Or am I missing something here ?

Saddam and al-Qaeda aren't on the same side.
Osama bin Laden dislikes Saddam Hussein.

The only thing they have in common is their hatred of the West and Islamic fundamental tendencies.

Kurds can be Islamic fundamentalists too, its a religion not a race.

Well I believe that Sad-One and Bin-Liner are in it together now. Picture their little cave, Bin says to Sad lend us your mobie M8 cus them Yankie and British bastards have got Echelon fired up again tonight and I need to order some more semtex, and we just might make it b4 they pay the Ruskies 6 billion to join in the shooting match.

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Originally posted by hoodedclaw
Saddam and al-Qaeda aren't on the same side.
Osama bin Laden dislikes Saddam Hussein.

The only thing they have in common is their hatred of the West and Islamic fundamental tendencies.

Kurds can be Islamic fundamentalists too, its a religion not a race.

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Really ????

Dossier To Show Iraq's Osama Links





Tony Blair's promised dossier on Iraq is to reveal that Saddam Hussein trained some of Osama bin Laden's key lieutenants.

The Sunday Telegraph reports that the dossier is also expected to disclose that the Iraqi leader has reconstructed three plants to manufacture biological and chemical weapons.



Mr Blair, facing internal Labour opposition over going to war with Iraq without UN backing, has recalled parliament to discuss the issue later this month.

The newspaper said a draft version of the dossier contains detailed information on how two alleged leading al Qaeda members, Abu Zubair and Rafid Fatah, underwent training in Iraq and are still linked to the Baghdad government.
Satellite photographs

It said Abu Zubair was an Iraqi intelligence officer trained in using terror against the Kurds in Northern Iraq.

Rafid Fatah also worked with him against the Kurds, the paper added.

They were then said to have joined ranks with Osama bin Laden, accused by Washington of being the mastermind behind last year's September 11 hijack attacks.

The paper also cited "worrying activity" based on American satellite photographs, suggesting Saddam had reconstructed three weapons plants.

http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0...064360,00.html