I think on Falloja there was even an early comment denying it. It's very interesting that according to some reports, jihadist forums admins removed comments that served to lionize the two dead leaders from ISI. Is that because you don't want 'Allahu Akbar' on the flag (.which I agree with) or are you against the idea of an Iraqi state?
Refute that, and then you can have a debate.īTW: your profile picture is a sign of banning the Iraqi flag. That's where you are mistaken, and the proof can be found in 44 pages of something I wrote about al-Baghdadi: I think the islamic ruling is that even if you are 3 dudes just hanging out, you should appoint an Ameer between you.ħ:01 PM, ApNibras Kazimi نبراس الكاظمي said. And then in the Arabian Peninsula there is a different leader. Like in Afghanistan there is another leader. Well you are the only one calling him "Caliph." I think they are just appointing a Prince (Ameer) for every region. I wish I had access to that trove of info the Iraqi forces found at the strike site! The fact that they chose al-Zawi, a retired policeman, who moonlighted as a oil heater repairman, as the new caliph, based on his dubious claims of genealogy, is really fascinating. It has been underplayed in the Western press and by DC-analysts as just another decapitation strike, but it is much more than that: taking out al-Baghdadi put an end to the boldest ideological undertaking of the new generation of Al-Qaeda-supporting jihadists their attempt to resurrect the Islamic Caliphate in all its imperial glory. He claims that a new leadership had already been named in al-Baghdadi's lifetime to take over in the eventuality of his death. It was signed by 'Abul-Walid' Abdel Wahab al-Mashhadani, the Minister of Shari'ah Commissions for the ISI, who was appointed to this position in the last reshuffle of the ISI's 'cabinet' in September 2009. The statement can be found here (Arabic text).
The Islamic State of Iraq (ISI) posted a statement a little over half an hour ago on Al-Faloja and other jihadist forums corroborating the news that the leader of the ISI, and the jihadist candidate for Islam's new Caliph, Abu Omar al-Baghdadi (Hamid al-Zawi) as well as the 'Prime Minister' of the ISI, Abu Hamza al-Muhajir (Abdul-Mun'im al-Badawi), were both killed a few days ago.
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