Paki tid bits, al Qaeda to respond to banking problem

WAR BONDS:
Paradigm Intel:
al Qaeda is working on response to USA's Banking Industry debacle.
They are spinning the story into propaganda, taking credit for the problem and claiming
victory against the great Satan.
And claiming the US banking industrys criminal greed is Allah's vengeance.
And that the GWOT is bankrupting the USA. False.
I have two words for Washington: WAR BONDS.
Any terrorist monies seized should be used to buy these war bonds.
And allies that can't send troops can buy war bonds.

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PM’s security sniffer suffering from maggots
By Amar Guriro

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