November 18, 2005
Zarqawi blinks
Perhaps stung by criticism within Jordan and from a borader collection of Muslims after the Amman hotel attacks, Iraqi terror thug in chief Zarqawi expressed what sounds like an apology for the killing of Muslims in Amman, particuarly at a wedding (many of the dead were Palestinians, an even greater crime, I assume in the Muslim world, as far as Zarqawi is concerned).
So is another apology in order after the slaughter of about 100 more Muslims with suicide bombing attacks in Iraq today, mostly Shiites this time How many virgins are left in suicide bombing heaven? At 72 per pop, they must be going fast.
Richard Baehr 11 18 05
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