ISIS Leader Abu Bakr al Baghdadi Captured Alive On Day One Of USA Air Strikes (UPDATE: Well Maybe???)

This guy, Abu Bakr al Baghdadi, is (was) the head of the ISIS snake and one bad hombre. He's bad ju ju to the max. We got him . . . ALIVE!

I wonder what we'll do with him???

Hmmmm, I can think of a few things that I'd like to do to him but, well, you'd have to wash your eyes out with soap if I actually printed them. The article below will send a thrill ripping up your leg that Chris Matthews could only ever imagine (or envy).
Yes, that's a bit of anti-obama worship sarcasm!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=no9fpKVXxCc


http://yournewswire.com/trump-captures-isis-leader/

There are a few twitter things on the site that wouldn't copy and paste so clicky the linky if you want to see 'em.

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Trump Captures ISIS Leader On Day One Of Airstrikes

Posted on January 23, 2017 by Baxter Dmitry



The United States has wounded and captured ISIS leader Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi after one day of punishing airstrikes, according to reports from Iraq.


President Trump convened his top generals on his first day in office and ordered them to provide a plan to eradicate ISIS within 30 days – a key election promise – and according to sources in the region the new tactics have drawn immediate success.

Secretary of Defense James Mattis spent his first full day at the Pentagon by overseeing 31 strikes against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. A variety of fighters, bombers and remotely piloted aircraft engaged in the bombing run, which saw 25 strikes in Syria and six in Iraq.

In Syria, two strikes destroyed ISIL units and artillery near the town of Bab. Daesh forces in Raqqa, the terrorist group’s stronghold, took a heavy beating, as 22 strikes destroyed 12 tactical units, nine fighting positions, two underground improvised explosive bomb factories and an ISIS headquarters. The final strike targeted two IS oil wells in Deir ez Zour.

The account was backed up by the Iraq Oil Report, a respected source that gathers daily updates on security developments inside Mosul and surrounding ISIS-held areas from a network of local reporters, residents and fighters.

“Increased coalition air activity spotted around Ba’aj fuels rumors of IS “Caliph” being surrounded“.


As the dust settles on the fiercest bombardment ISIS have ever received, the word on the street in Iraq is that the new US administration have done what Obama could not, or would not, do – take out ISIS mastermind Al-Baghdadi.

A cornerstone of President Trump’s campaign was the promise that he would destroy ISIS as quickly as possible. He convened his top generals on his first day in office and ordered them to provide a plan to eradicate ISIS once and for all within 30 days.

As the new head of the Pentagon, Mattis would be expected to act on Trump’s plans and make them happen. The former Marine general, who once referred to Obama’s ISIS policy as full of “half measures” seems to have the plan on track.

Seems this story is maybe and quite probably the result of British Tabloid hysteria. One tabloid writes and all the others reprint. This is pretty common. Your News Wire picked it up and then I reported from that. I seldom report anything from the tabloids, especially if the paper is British. Anyway, this is a maybe / maybe not story as of now.

http://www.ibtimes.com/abu-bakr-al-baghdadi-alive-isis-leaders-health-us-airstrike-subject-conflicting-2479595

International Business Times wrote:

Is Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi Alive? ISIS Leader's Health, US Airstrike Subject Of Conflicting Reports

Despite reports to contrary, the leader of the so-called Islamic State group Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has not been injured in an air strike, reported Fox News Monday. 

"Pentagon officials say reports of ISIS emir Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi being wounded in airstrike are false," posted Fox News reporter Lucas Tomlinson to Twitter.

The report from Tomlinson followed unconfirmed reports that al-Baghdadi had been critically injured in a air strike from a U.S.-led coalition. The claims, many of which were published in British tabloids citing local reports, suggested that the leader of the terrorist group had been injured in a strike in Al-Ba'aj in northern Iraq.

A Department of Defense official told International Business Times Monday in a phone interview that they "were aware of the reports." Spokesman Eric Pahon told IBT that "at this time we have no validation," of the reports that al-Baghdadi had been injured in a strike. Pahon declined to confirm whether or not the strike took place, saying "we don't have any further information on that."

Al-Baghdadi has been a regular subject of death rumors.

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