Road-Runner Cartoon, um, I mean Al-Zawihiri Update
The recent Pakistani government claim that it had Al Queda's second in command surrounded with no hope of escape has now been modified to the following:
If we had Al-Queda's second in command surrounded, he somehow escaped.
http://www.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/asiapcf/03/22/pakistan.alqaeda/
Unfortunately, Sorrell Booke is no longer alive to throw his hat on the ground and bemoan those darned "Duke Boys".
Still, I guess it works about as well as the first story which I posted about a few days ago that somehow Al-Zawihiri had escaped in his customized Range Rover, like Bill Murray and Harold Ramis in Stripes (speaking of the Dukes of Hazzard could we call the truck the "General Ali"?).
I know this sounds like a wacky theory, but I think its possible that the whole story about Al-Zawihiri was, from the beginning, a crock of shit.
I suppose that sounds like a wild and crazy allegation, but I'm going to stick to that theory.
MEEP, MEEP
Monday, March 22, 2004
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