"The claim could not be verified; many specialists doubted its authenticity." (So: That's that.)

Q: "An unknown group calling itself the Secret Organization of Al Qaeda in Europe took responsibility on a website. The claim could not be verified; many specialists doubted its authenticity."

Can you let us know who these specialists are?

A: "doubts about because of how it was posted, the language used, and the fact that it was taken down later in the day" were the concerns.

SOURCE - http://blackkrishna.blogspot.com/2005/07/claim-could-not-be-verified-many.html

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and...

he said there was supposed to be a piece about it on sunday.

there wasn't.

crap.

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now, it's not his fault...

he said it 'cause he thought it true...

but instead we have...

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The Boston Globe

Al-Zarqawi blasts mentor for remarks

By Salah Nasrawi,
Associated Press Writer
July 12, 2005

CAIRO, Egypt --Terrorist mastermind Abu Musab al-Zarqawi criticized his spiritual mentor for urging militants in Iraq to rein in attacks on civilians and warned that the sheik's comments could split Islamic fighters, according to a purported statement posted on an Islamic Web site Tuesday.

The statement, signed by al-Zarqawi, warned his sheik -- Isam Mohammed al-Barqawi -- "do not follow the path of Satan that leads to your destruction. Beware, our noble sheik, of the trick of God's enemies to lure you to drive a wedge in the ranks of the mujahedeen."

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In the six-page statement al-Zarqawi addressed al-Barqawi as "his beloved sheik" and asked God to forgive him.

SOURCE - http://www.boston.com/news/world/middleeast/articles/2005/07/12/al_zarqawi_blasts_mentor_for_remarks/

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6 pages???

can we see one?

c'mon, how 'bout a peek?

c'mon...

all a nigga really need, is a lil' bit...

not a lot, boston globe, just a lil' bit...