Navy SEALs 7, Al Qaeda in Yemen 0

Somewhere deep in Yemen -- U.S. Navy SEALs killed seven losers at a compound operated by al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP). The raid was meant to "disrupt" the organization's operations at this, the headquarters and was supposed to be a safe haven. LOL on that.

Pentagon spokesman U.S. Navy Captain Jeff Davis said the scumcrumpets were "likely not expecting us" based on where the raid took place, deep into Yemeni territory--the "deepest we've ever gone into Yemen to fight AQAP," Davis said.

Two SEALs were lightly wounded but safely extracted from the fight, in which an AC-130 provided air support.

Central Command (CENTCOM) said the operation was backed by the Yemeni government.

Raids against AQAP have been stepped up recently due to concerns that the organization plans to target Western interests in Yemen. Previous operations were done to gather intelligence on AQAP, including the locations of its leaders and operatives.

They can run but they can't hide.


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Release and catch, a new way to fish for terrorists. First we catch them and put them away in Gitmo, then we release them, because it's just the nice thing to do. Now we have to catch them again because the "rehabilitation" program in Saudi Arabia works as well as prison rehabilitation programs work for sex offenders in the US. That is, they don't work well at all.

Now there's a $5 million reward for information leading to the capture of Ibrahim al-Rubaysh (his friends call him "Abe"). It seems that Abe was released back in 2006 during the George Bush administration and the guy has gone and joined Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. If you know anything about this organization, you know it's terrorism 2.0 and the most dangerous affiliates of all the Al Qaeda folks.