Where's Muqtada al-Sadr?

[Nbadan]

"Militant Iraqi cleric Muqtada al-Sadr has left Iraq and has been in Iran for at least two weeks, senior U.S. administration sources tell CNN. Sources close to al-Sadr deny he is in Iran."

- The Situation Room w/ Wolfie

An aide to Mr. Sadr, reached by telephone on Tuesday night, denied that Mr. Sadr had left Iraq and said that the cleric was planning a televised address in the next several says.

NY Times (http://www.nytimes.com/2007/02/14/world/middleeast/14sadr.html?_r=1&oref=login)

Hummm.....

[ChumpDumper]

He's on a no-arrest list anyway, so who cares?

[Nbadan]

CNN, and FAUX News apparently.

The guy took a vacation to Iran...can you imagine him as a marytar? chechhhhh......

[ChumpDumper]

What's a marytar?

Why do you say "hum" instead of "hmm"?

[Nbadan]

What's a marytar?

Why do you say "hum" instead of "hmm"?

sorry.....try doing Stokes' theorem and typing at the same time...

[01Snake]

What's a marytar?

Why do you say "hum" instead of "hmm"?


:lol


Last I heard, he was over at Croutons discussing strategy. He will be returning to Iraq shortly.

[boutons_]

I heard from an ex-CIA analyst that Moqtada al-Sadr and his Shiites are responsible for only 8% of US casualties, while the Sunnis/al Quaida for the other 92%.

The Sunnis are being supported/financed the BushCo "eastern branch", the Saudis.

[NorCal510]

What's a marytar?

Why do you say "hum" instead of "hmm"?

that is not necessary

[Nbadan]

As I've written before, al-Sadr has about 80,000 active 'low-lifes' and 'dead-beats' and a possible nother 900,000 inactive reserve in Sadr City...If the U.S. was gonna go in after him they would need to send in the cavalry and the band.

[Nbadan]

Iraqi/US troops attack Headquarters of Al-Sadr..


It is reported that 14 military vehicles have it surrounded after bombardment, while Al-Sadr is out of the country. Further reported that documents and records are being seized.

So how long will it take for there to be a new announcement of Iranian involvement in Iraq?

IMHO this has the potential to set off a firestorm of attacks by the Shiites added to the Sunni insurgents attacks, both directed at the Iraqi Government seen as the US puppet, and the US troops stuck in the line of fire.

KUNA (http://www.kuna.net.kw/Home/print.aspx?Language=en&DSNO=954152)

Apparently, the Shiia have not been keeping their increase-the-violence end of the bargain....

[Yonivore]

Well, here's hoping he snuck back into the country within the past few days and was signing paychecks.