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But it's just as well if the mullah refuses; Pakistan's ISI has been keeping him -- along with, perhaps other notable personages -- safe and sound. "Report: Saudi offer of asylum to Taliban leader," from the Earth Times, November 22:
Berlin - King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia has offered political asylum to Afghan Taliban leader Mullah Omar, 49, German news magazine Der Spiegel reported Saturday, quoting government sources in Kabul. The report said the approach was made at the request of Afghan President Hamid Karzai and outgoing US president George W Bush.Karzai hoped the offer would speed up plans for a reconciliation process in the landlocked Asian nation and had promised the Taliban leader safe passage if he decided to return to Afghanistan, Der Spiegel said.
Terrorism experts believe Mullah Omar is hiding in the Pakistan city of Quetta, possibly with the help of the country's Inter- Services Intelligence agency, the report added.
Posted by Raymond at November 22, 2008 12:50 PM
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"The report said the approach was made at the request of Afghan President Hamid Karzai and outgoing US president George W Bush."
If true, Bush has at last reached the bottom. Mullah Omar must be given justice (killed) for his role in 9-11. I know there will always be those who will replace him, but it still matters that he pay the price for killing our people.
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at November 22, 2008 2:55 PM
The Idi Amin Memorial Complex named after its late and most famous occupant, recently became available, and may be just the thing to convince Mullah Omar to come to sunny Saudi Arabia, with its fabulous beaches both on the coast and inland.
Someone should send Mullah Omar the details:
For immediate occupancy: Idi Amin Memorial Complex.
Three buildings, comprising 58 rms/w/vu of decapitation sites in the city square, 64 baths, 3 half-baths all with gold fixtures. Five restaurants, each attached to a separate designer kitchen with granite countertops, professional Mohn stove and restaurant-quality refrigerators. Kidney-shaped swimming-pool. Large multi-ethnic harem provided, and constantly re-stocked at no additional charge, along with an experienced staff of a dozen black eunuchs whose tongues have been thoughtfully removed. Completely furnished in the pharaonic style, this propert is one of the most desirable in all of Arabia. Near to churches and synagog--no, just a joke. Near to mosques and thousands of miles, thanks be to Allah, from the nearest churches and synagogues. The entire complex is guarded by members of the personal bodyguard of the Al-Saud Family. Private heliport on the grounds, private airport five minutes for friends and family of the Al-Saud, for those getaway weekends and escapes, or for any time of day or week or year.
But hurry. This one's bound to go fast.
Posted by: Hugh at November 22, 2008 4:51 PM
Those pesky drones must be getting close...
Posted by: pulsar182 at November 22, 2008 8:02 PM
Hugh
I thought that was reserved for Dick Cheney?
Wait...his is in the UAE...my fault..
http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2007/05/images/20070511-5_v051107db-0462w-515h.jpg
at November 22, 2008 8:50 PM
funny how the offer asylum to such evil men, yet the saudi's get all upset at the British allowing those who oppose the saudi rulers to stay in London and operate their organisations.....
at November 23, 2008 5:52 PM
Mullah Omar must be given justice (killed) for his role in 9-11.
Respectfully, I disagree. I believe killing is bad, intrinsically. Further, I think it's a rather poor Return on Investment.
Instead, I think we should capture the guy alive, put him in a suitable cage, and carry him around the world on display, showing everyone that this will be the fate of genocidal Jihadists.
Posted by: Henrik at November 23, 2008 6:43 PM
Does anybody understand this part?
"The report said the approach was made at the request of Afghan President Hamid Karzai and outgoing US president George W Bush."
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at November 24, 2008 7:15 AM
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