Little humor is a good thing

Grin........
Thats HAPPENED on the Internet.


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Genius surfers 02.20.10

Taliban under Crushing pressure

Taliban under Crushing pressure

The air campaign has had success over the past three months. Since Dec. 8, 2009, the air campaign in Pakistan has killed three senior al Qaeda leaders, a senior Taliban commander, a senior Haqqani Network commander, two senior al Qaeda operatives, and a wanted Palestinian terrorist who was allied with al Qaeda. The status of Pakistani Taliban leader Hakeemullah Mehsud is still unknown.

Already this year, the US has killed Mansur al Shami, an al Qaeda ideologue and aide to al Qaeda’s leader in Afghanistan, Mustafa Abu Yazid; Sheikh Mansoor, a Shadow Army commander based in North Waziristan; Mohammed Haqqani, a military commander in the Haqqani Network; and Haji Omar Khan, a senior Taliban leader in North Waziristan. Jamal Saeed Abdul Rahim, the Abu Nidal Organization operative who participated in killing 22 hostages during the 1986 hijacking of Pan Am flight 73, is thought to have been killed in the Jan. 9 airstrike. And Abdul Basit Usman, an Abu Sayyaf operative with a $1 million US bounty for information leading to his capture, is rumored to have been killed in a strike on Jan. 14, although a Philippine military spokesman said Usman is likely still alive and in the Philippines.

In December 2009, the US killed Abdullah Said al Libi, the top commander of the Shadow Army; Zuhaib al Zahib, a senior commander in the Shadow Army; and Saleh al Somali, the leader of al Qaeda's external network [see LWJ report, “Senior al Qaeda and Taliban leaders killed in US airstrikes in Pakistan, 2004 – 2010” for the full list].

Read more: http://www.longwarjournal.org/archives/2010/02/senior_al_qaeda_mili.php#ixzz0g7gWBRrL




From  Zeissa at February 20, 2010 1:53 PM ET:

Islamist Leaders killed per faction per strike (the more strikes the more the statistics MAY be reliable regarding PAST actions):

(27) Haqqani Network: 3.83
(22) Waliur-Baitullah Mehsud: 4.20
(20) Mullah Nazir: 2.22
(15) Abu Kasha Al Iraqi: 1.875
(13) Hafiz Gul Bahadar: 6.50
(4) Hakemullah Mehsud: 4
(3) Faqir Mohammed: 1.50
(2) Gulbuddin Hekmyatar: 2
(8) Unknown: 2.00

Killed in 2010:

Mohammed Haqqani
A mid-level Haqqani Network military commander and brother of the group's top military commander Siraj Haqqani,
Date killed: February 18, 2010.

Sheikh Mansoor
An al Qaeda commander for the Shadow Army based in North Waziristan. He was the son of Ahmed Said Al Khadr.
Date killed: February 17, 2010.

Abdul Basit Usman
The US has a $1 million bounty on Abdul Basit Usman, an Abu Sayyaf master bomb maker, for conducting attacks that murdered civilians. Usman's death is unconfirmed, however.
Date thought killed: January 14, 2010.

Jamal Saeed Abdul Rahim
An Abu Nidal Organization operative who participated in killing 22 hostages during the 1986 hijacking of Pan Am flight 73.
Date killed: January 9, 2010.

Mansur al Shami
An al Qaeda ideologue and aide to Mustafa Abu Yazid.
Date killed: Exact date is not known, he was last seen on As Sahab on January 4, 2010.

Haji Omar Khan
A senior Taliban leader in North Waziristan.
Date killed: January 1, 2010

Killed in 2009:

Abdullah Said al Libi
The top commander of the Lashkar al Zil, al Qaeda's Shadow Army.
Date thought killed: December 17, 2009 (exact date is not known)

Zuhaib al Zahib
A commander in the Lashkar al Zil, al Qaeda's Shadow Army.
Date killed: December 17, 2009

Saleh al Somali
The leader of al Qaeda's external network.
Date killed: December 8, 2009

Najmuddin Jalolov
The leader of the Islamic Jihad Group, a breakaway faction of the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan.
Najmuddin was closely allied with al Qaeda.
Date killed: September 14, 2009

Maulvi Ismail Khan
A military commander in the Haqqani Network.
Date killed: September 8, 2009

Mustafa al Jaziri
A senior military commander for al Qaeda who sits on al Qaeda's military shura.
Date killed: September 7, 2009

Tahir Yuldashev 
The leader of the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan.
Date killed: August 27, 2009

Baitullah Mehsud
The overall leader of the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan.
Date killed: August 5, 2009

Kifayatullah Anikhel
A Taliban commander under Baitullah Mehsud.
Date killed: July 7, 2009

Mufti Noor Wali
A suicide bomber trainer for the Taliban and al Qaeda.
Date killed: July 3, 2009

Khwaz Ali Mehsud
A senior deputy to Baitullah Mehsud.
Date killed: June 23, 2009

Abdullah Hamas al Filistini
A senior al Qaeda trainer.
Date killed: April 1, 2009

Osama al Kini (aka Fahid Mohammed Ally Msalam)
Al Qaeda's operations chief for Pakistan who was wanted for the 1998 bombings against the US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.
Date killed: January 1, 2009

Sheikh Ahmed Salim Swedan
A senior aide to Osama al Kini who was wanted for the 1998 bombings against the US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.
Date killed: January 1, 2009

SOURCE: 

Taliban in pain.
From Paki gov in Pakistan
And USA in Afghan.
And thousands of SPYS IN BOTH COUNTRIES.

Operating in the heartland of the Pashtun Tribe.

Bring it home to the Taliban.

All because of the al Qaeda cult.

#1 is Marjeh, Helmand, Afghanistan a US major push.

#2 is N and S Waziristan, Paki Army major push.

Time for a Joint Af-Pak Mil cross border force.

the Pashtun view here:

and

Taliban as Tribe

Gerald
Anthropologist

Internet Anthropologist Think Tank:
This OP could bring al Qaeda down
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Pakistan Arrest Some 200 Taliban Fleeing Afghanistan

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NO gratitude

Jeeze wheres the honor?

Support the allies, 

and you get dissed 

insulted and lied about.

But a pissin match is

just a waste of my time.

Besides a breach of security.

There is NO gratitude.

Great disappointment.

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Haiti is like Afghan

Haiti is Afghanistan ...

Haiti is the same paradigm as Afghanistan
in relationship to developing the SysAdmin
function.

Connecting the Gap to the core.

In Afghanistan SysAdmin includes
an insurgency.
Haiti is SysAdmin without
the violence.

Of course there is a quantity
difference but both are the same
SysAdmin problem.

Kinda like a practice Green.
Place to work out the basics.
And add a security wall
after the "basics " SysAdmin paradigm
is functioning, to equate Haiti to Afghanistan.

Peas of the same pod.


Gerald
Anthropologist

Follow up:

FEBRUARY 18, 2010

Haiti shows our SysAdmin need

OP-ED: Haiti Lessons: A Search and Rescue Corps ... , By MATT KLAPPER and JAMES J. RILEY, New York Times, February 13, 2010

OP-ED: ... And One for Doctors, Too, By VANESSA BRADFORD KERRY,New York Times, February 13, 2010

Another chunk of the SysAdmin force/function proposed as a result of Haiti

The gist:

THE United States should create a service corps of doctors, nurses and medical technicians to deploy to humanitarian disasters like the one that struck Haiti last month.

Members of this corps would also be available to countries where violence, neglect and poverty are breeding extremism. History has shown that there is a significant correlation between adequate health care and a country's stability and security. It is no coincidence that terrorism often thrives in places that lack basic services like education, clean water and rudimentary medical care.

The program would be modeled on the Peace Corps, with the added incentives of loan forgiveness and scholarships in exchange for a committed period of service.

Of course, it is described as a "force multiplier" in the struggle against terror/instability/etc. True enough.

The call comes alongside another one for a search & rescue corps.

 by Thomas P.M. Barnett on February 18, 2010 4:56 AM Permalink 

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Taliban and Gey porn

Taliban headquarters had lot of gey porn,
Taliban discovers new use for computers....
They spend hours and hours on the Gey Porn.

Well that does explain the whipping of the boy for not growing a beard.

The new Taliban leader whipped a boy for no beard.


Taliban Catechism says they are not allowed
to sleep with boys who can't grow a beard.
As a practical matter the Taliban probably are riddled with pedophiles. About a month ago they came out with a manual of arms that prohibits young men without facial hair (beards) from sleeping in the same room as men with facial hair, because apparently the older ones can't seem to control themselves around the young boys.

Basically that tells you that baby raping is such a problem that they have to deal with it at a policy level. They don't have policy on weapons, or on treating wounded, or on other things, but they have a policy on this.

I don't think whipping influences hair growth
hormones?
If it did USA would have whipping parlors
for hair growth.

Taliban have NO HONOR and not too bright..

Many Taliban have a porn addiction.

 Impulsive behavior, difficulty in delaying gratification, an antisocial personality and a disposition toward sensation seeking.
- A high value on nonconformity combined with a weak commitment to the goals for achievement valued by the society.
- A sense of social alienation and a general tolerance for deviance.
- A sense of heightened stress. This may help explain why adolescence and other stressful transition periods are often associated with the most severe drug and porn addictions.

Proposed definition

Aviel Goodman, M.D., proposed general characteristics of all types of addictions in 1990.^[4] Pornography addiction is defined, by those who argue that it exists, as a psychological addiction to, or dependence upon, pornography, characterized by obsessive viewing, reading, and thinking about pornography and sexual themes to the detriment of other areas of one's own life.

Online pornography addiction

Online pornography addiction involves pornography obtained via the Internet. Psychologists who support this concept argue that it is stronger, and more addictive, than ordinary pornography addiction because of its wide availability, explicit nature, and the privacy that online viewing offers. Some claim that "addicts" regularly spend extended periods of time searching the internet for new or increasingly hardcore pornography

" bacha bazi "

Gerald
Anthropologist

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Study with National Intelligence analysts

ODNI TO OFFER 2ND ANNUAL SUMMER SEMINAR FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS INTERESTED IN IC CAREERS 

Application Now Available

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence announced today that it will again offer about 40 highly motivated graduate students and college seniors an opportunity to study with currently serving intelligence analysts and other experts. The National Security Analysis & Intelligence Summer Seminar, a reprise of the first such program the ODNI held last summer, is planned for July 11 through July 23 in Washington, D.C.
For more information, click here.


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Ops and Intel update 02.18.10

LEADING PARADIGM INTELLIGENCE

Was it Mossad?
Maybe not,
Israel, which has not denied involvement in the murder, had previously promised that Mossad, its secret intelligence service, would never use British passports to help its agents carry out covert operations.


They used  Israelis passports also???


The report added that Interpol had issued red notices for 11 suspects wanted in the case.
this may break the case....G
Send info here:
ICPO-INTERPOL General Secretariat, (Command & Coordination Center, Tel: +33 472 44 76 76 - Email : ccc@interpol.int


Time line of assassination here


This was way to sloppy for Mossad, and some one informed, it was
tied up way too soon, and the investigation links leading to
the perps are not expalined.


Smells like a false flag op.

click on photo enlarge

If they all turn up dead, then its not Israel.
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Marines Find Rocket Attack’s Victims as Mystery Deepens
Read More http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2010/02/marines-encounter-rocket-attacks-victims-as-mystery-deepens/#more-22664#ixzz0fvjWz9eu

Hackers, Troops Rejoice: Pentagon Lifts Thumb-Drive Ban

There was the case where hackers got into DOD for 3 days and had access.

They need to make sure an outside force didn't get access and fire these. G

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More than 75,000 computer systems hacked in one of largest cyber attacks, security firm says
By Ellen Nakashima
Washington Post Staff Writer
Thursday, February 18, 2010; A03

More than 75,000 computer systems at nearly 2,500 companies in the United States and around the world have been hacked in what appears to be one of the largest and most sophisticated attacks by cyber criminals discovered to date, according to a northern Virginia security firm.

SOURCE

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Iran

Masoud Alimohammadi

Assassination

Aljazeera reported that authorities on condition of anonymity have confirmed his involvement with Iranian nuclear program.^[42] The Economist also quoted anonymous Western sources describing him as "one of the most important people involved in the [nuclear] programme".^[43] It has also been reported that he was a professor at Tehran University's Physics faculty as well as a professor at the IRGC run, Imam Hossein University which houses a physics research center apparently under control of IRGC.^[44] There has also been reports of a decapitation program as part of a covert war against Iran, with the aim of assassinating people involved with Iranian nuclear program^[45][46][47], much like a similar successful program conducted in Iraq, resulting in assassination of hundreds of Iraqi scientists.^{[48][49][50][51][52]} There are also reports of Israel's involvement in these covert actions,^[53] while other reports suggest the creation of a joint assassination team put together by western democracies to neutralize Iranian scientists and engineers.^[54][55][56]

He may have had a connection to all the BAD, contaminated nuclear material they processed
that is useless for a weapon now. G

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Corporate Media Hype Tea Partiers Way beyond their Actual Significance(click)

What is this demographic angry, and easily con

with sound bites and doesn't check facts?

Same demographic that watches "Ghost whisper" and

Syfi channel "Real Ghost " programs.G

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IAEA says Iran maybe working on Nuke warheads.

Also hanging more of its demonstrators.

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Gerald

Anthropologist

This could bring al Qaeda down

Rusty over at Jawa Reports has picked up on a interesting 

hypothesis,

We've speculated about this behind the scenes and hinted at it here, but I pointed this out to AllahP yesterday and he makes note of it today. It's worth another post because this LA Times piece seems to confirm -- or, at least, give some credence to -- our earlier speculation that the capture of an al Qaeda courier might have inadvertently given Mullah Baradar's location away.

What "Fortune" Led to the Capture of Taliban #2?

 I'm building my post on his hypothesis and adding

some Intel and pushing it with Paradigm Intel.

The al Qaeda cult had the most number 

and good quality hackers.

We hunted them all.

Their hackers were above script

kiddies, and good social engineers,

and huge egos. And had a good

working knowledge of the criminal

paradigm on the Internet.

"Irhabi 007" was the reason our

worked switched to counter terrorism.

Great video on him.

I've worked as an Internet Anthropologist

for over 12 years now and I went to where

the money was. For a while we were doing

Internet investigations.

I was working a cyber detective agency,

tracking down Internet crooks.

I read what "Irhabi 007" was doing

and his actions and I knew we could

track him with iur BSU's , and knew there would be more 

terrorist Internet personnel along shortly.

Todate we have publicly admitted to burning 
over 45 al Qaeda cult and Taliban webmasters 
and hackers, and posted their real IPs and locations.

( some of the older readers will remember

all the skull and cross bones across the

top of my blog, it was slowing down the 

page lode, G )

Well the al Qaeda went to the Internet

not as a strategic plan, but as a last resort.

They couldn't use mail or phones any more,

so as a means of communication they fell

back to the Internet. When they were denied

secure phones.

And after many years they felt they couldn't

trust the Internet either, and fell back

to messengers.

( even though the Internet is 10x safer than

human messengers. G )

Most recently their videos were released

to "news sources" first, not to the forums first.

As they not understanding the WWW feel it isn't

safe.

Which is why they reverted to posting something

on the forums about changing phone numbers and

locations  to the chain of command, it was the fastest

and most efficient method.

The old messenger system reverting to WWW

in emergency.

US and Paki caught one of these couriers.

Paper lists, names addresses phone numbers,

accounts, chain of command etc.

And expect more action shortly.

This could bring al Qaeda down,

and open the door for USA to go 

home.

Gerald

Anthropologist

Update:  8 hrs later:

9 More, including al Qaeda, rounded up in Karachi

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Genius surfers 02.17.10

Advertising Porn

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This is a blatant test.

G
Anthropologist

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Iran's FEARS:

Iran's FEARS:

By Gerald Internet Anthropologist Think Tank

Observations of the other:

Iran both respects and fears USA.

USA has not treated Iran well.

And Muslims have their own cultural

paranoias. And Iran's Shiite's especially

the 13 th Imam clan are levels above

in terms of paranoia.

Abberjonny over compensates for his

fears of both his and Irans feelings of

inadequacy with empty threats and 

extreme hyperbole.

They did declare and herbal cure for
aids?

This over compensation is a form of 

FEAR relieve, and actually stress relief. 

This was most recently demonstrated

in the announcement of the "Punch"

for the West. on the 11th.

The "Punch" was telegraphed on the 8th

notifying the IAEA they were going to

start enrichment to 20%, and ask them

to be present.

Iran is still crossing all the "T's" and 

dotting the "i"s.

And that is very important.

They are still working with in "the"

agreement.

There is some fear there.

And Iran is crossing a great divide.

Iran's intellectual growth has been remarkable,

they have experienced cultural shocks that 

have crippled other societies.

Iran's culture has moved quickly from

something almost out of the 1800's era

to the 1950's in a very few generations.

They adapted, in Afghan the Taliban are 

trying to turn time back to the 1800's

as a result of culture shock.

The Shah did rush Iran into the 1950's.

And without a huge bloody war the Iranian

people switched from a Monarchy to a kind 

of theocracy which wants Nukes.

The Persians are remarkable, but

why did they chose this course and 

goal.

Looking at even Iran's recent history

we may see some of the reasons for this

fear.

If we just take it as a given US didn't 

do well for the Iranian people during 

the Shah, which may be before some

of the even older generations memories,

they have reasons for concern.

The US took in the Shah for medical reasons.

And refused to let the Iranian doctors examine

him.

Iran seized the American Embassy and

took the Americans hostage.

An act of WAR.

But it was Carter, and Zbigniew  Brzezinski .

US backed the Shah.

They gave the Rezā Shāh Pahlavi, Shah of Iran confused signals about

the developing civil war, refused to let the new regime check the Shah's

health when they gave him entrance to US. 

He didn't stop the Iraq invasion of Iran when they had a solution to

the hostage situation in hand.

And finally didn't condemn Iraq for using chem weapons against Iran

and voted in UN against sanctions on Iraq for use of chem weapons against

Iran. 

Iran had committed a seminal violation of US sovereignty in seizing

the US embassy and took hostages. For 444 days,
and Iran didn't get their asses kicked, which they expected,
they expected to pay a price for this they didn't and this confused the hell out of them.

And the al Qaeda cult pulls a 911.

And the worlds biggest dog

just shit on the neighbors yard,

( Iraq ) cause they were bad, Iran

had been at war with Iraq for 7 years

and it had been a draw.

And this big dog just put in new owners

in the house in 100 hours, but the kids like them.

And next door the dog attacked for

911,just 15 hours after 911 attack and drove
the Taliban out and has

been fighting them for 8 years. ( Afghan )

And behind them those neighbours have

nukes, but even then the big dog fires

missiles at al Qaeda in the neighbours yard.
( Pakistan )

But the Persians understand retribution.
And this supplies some succor and
reassurance.

And Iran thinks a gun might help protect 

them, ( nuke ) against the dog, but Iran

has been talking out loud in the neighborhood

about shooting and killing the neighbors across 

the street ( Israel ). Who do own many guns.

And the Iranians have been providing shivs and knifes

to the neighbor gangs, Hamas, Iraq resistance, Taliban

in Afghan ( IEDs ) and big rocks to Syria.
And there is fear among all the neighbors they might
start selling guns to the gangs, then every house will
want a gun ( nuke).

But these guns ( nukes) can kill millions of people.

And talking, visiting and trading to the psychotic neighbors on the other side of town

who might be selling guns ( N. Korea ). 

And the big dog has told them they can't have a

gun. And has even blocked off some of their checking accounts.

And the big dog will blow up anywhere they put a gun.

There must be a way the big dog can provide

security assurances for the Iranian house in the middle of all this.

Where they maybe don't feel they need a gun.

Gerald

Anthropologist

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