From: "Rich Gauszka" 

It's to soon to tell what the outcome will be regarding the terrorism in
Iraq. Hopefully that house was filled with planners but I doubt any
organization like his would commit a large part of the planners to one area
as al Qaeda has a history of autonomous cells  Right now it's an immediate
morale boost to the military over there. Only time will tell on the rest


"Mark"  wrote in message
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> "Rich Gauszka"  wrote in message
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>>I reckon it depends on how many planners were with al-Zarqawi when the
>>bomb took the not-so-safe house out
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> http://www.nightcapsyndication.com/content/view/143/2/
> "... the death of this particular thug can not be underestimated. Like all
> terrorists he relied upon fear and his invincibility to cow people into
> submission. At each turn in the process of a democratic Iraq the people
> have said 'no' to al Zarqawi and his henchmen. Lining up by the millions
> to vote in three elections during 2005 showed the entire world that Iraqis
> want peace and freedom, not the negative nihilism offered up by Al Qaeda
> in Iraq.
> A Shia friend may have said it best, "Zarqawi would not listen to ballots,
> today there is no mistaking that he listened to the bombs." "
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