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Al Qaeda to send 12,000 more troops into Iraq

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Published Nov 10, 2006 by ■ bobSP - 4 votes, 2 comments
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Al Qaeda to send 12,000 combatants into Iraq- and 10,000 more are being prepared to go.
Besides this news, Al-Qaeda members also said that "George Bush is the stupidest president in the history of the United States."

The man believed to be seen in the message is Abu Ayub al Masri. If this is verified, it will shoot down the rumors that he was killed a month ago.

He also mentioned that Rumsfeld's retirement in no way signified an end to their struggle.
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