Israeli PM Netanyahu's Speech At UN GA

Snowden warned about this.

So where does Snowden come in?

If there were documents revealing Operation Hornet’s Nest, they’d probably be in Snowden’s NSA cache -- but they aren’t.

Two weeks ago, blogger Alan Kurtz went in-depth on the genesis of the Snowden-Islamic State hoax, tracing it to a July 6 post in Arabic on the German domain shababek.de. From there, the claim spread across Middle Eastern papers, including the Fars News Authority and the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA), and eventually made it across the Atlantic to the CRG and InfoWars.

Most of these articles referenced other articles that didn’t name sources, but the IRNA, in response to Time’s critique, pointed toward a story in The Intercept, a startup by journalist Glenn Greenwald. Greenwald’s First Look Media is one of three holders of Snowden’s NSA files, along with The Guardian and Washington Post writer Barton Gellman.

But, Kurtz points out, there’s no mention of Operation Hornet’s Nest on The Intercept. Greenwald himself tweeted that he’s "never heard him (Snowden) say any such thing, nor have I ever heard any credible source quoting him saying anything like that."

WikiLeaks and Snowden’s ACLU lawyer Ben Wizner also tweeted refutations of the hoax -- for us, the final nails in the coffin.

So, a Muslim with a strong anti-Israel bias is mad at an Israelite with a strong anti-radical Muslim bias? I, for one, am shocked.

Yeah, I went looking for these documents and found out this statement is not true.
Bloggers: Edward Snowden leaked NSA documents show U.S., Israel created Islamic State

The Telegraph reported:

The FBI “most wanted” mugshot shows a tough, swarthy figure, his hair in a jailbird crew-cut. The $10 million price on his head, meanwhile, suggests that whoever released him from US custody four years ago may now be regretting it…

…Well-organised and utterly ruthless, the ex-preacher is the driving force behind al-Qaeda’s resurgence throughout Syria and Iraq, putting it at the forefront of the war to topple President Bashar al-Assad and starting a fresh campaign of mayhem against the Western-backed government in Baghdad.

On Tuesday, his forces achieved their biggest coup in Iraq to date, seizing control of government buildings in Mosul, the country’s third biggest city. Coming on top of similar operations in January that planted the black jihadi flag in the towns of Fallujah and Ramadi, it gives al-Qaeda control of large swathes of the north and west of the country, and poses the biggest security crisis since the US pull-out two years ago…

…“This guy was a Salafi (a follower of a fundamentalist brand of Islam), and Saddam’s regime would have kept a close eye on him,” said Dr Michael Knights, an Iraq expert at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.

“He was also in Camp Bucca for several years, which suggests he was already considered a serious threat when he went in there.”

That theory seems backed by US intelligence reports from 2005, which describe him as al-Qaeda’s point man in Qaim, a fly-blown town in Iraq’s western desert.

“Abu Duaa was connected to the intimidation, torture and murder of local civilians in Qaim”, says a Pentagon document. “He would kidnap individuals or entire families, accuse them, pronounce sentence and then publicly execute them.”

Why such a ferocious individual was deemed fit for release in 2009 is not known. One possible explanation is that he was one of thousands of suspected insurgents granted amnesty as the US began its draw down in Iraq. Another, though, is that rather like Keyser Söze, the enigmatic crimelord in the film The Usual Suspects, he may actually be several different people.

So, you agree the Snowden story is a lie?

Also, According to Pentagon records he was released from camp Bucca in 2004.

"'Abu Duaa was connected to the intimidation, torture and murder of local civilians in Qaim,' according to a 2005 U.S. intelligence report."

But he was released in 2009.

Also, Abu Dua, a.k.a Abu Bakr El Baghdadi a.k.a Elliot Shimon started killing off Sunni and Shiaa Muslim Scholars in Iraq upon his release.
He didn't target the Iraqi military, or the U.S. He starts off by killing any religions scholars that might contest his violent take on religion in the future. This is consistent with reports that Al Zarqawi, Al Qaeda's leader had a fall out with him as well as the internal fighting between Jabhat Al Nusra and ISIL that started in late 2012.

"Ibrahim Awad Ibrahim Al Badry, also known as ‘Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi’ was held as a ‘civilian internee’ by U.S. Forces-Iraq from early February 2004 until early December 2004, when he was released," the Pentagon said in a statement. "He was held at Camp Bucca. A Combined Review and Release Board recommended ‘unconditional release’ of this detainee and he was released from U.S. custody shortly thereafter. We have no record of him being held at any other time."

No, the Pentagon has said he was released in 2004 after being held for 10 months.

The only link to him being released to Iraq control in 2009 (when Iraq forces took over the center) is a Colonel who says he "looked famaliar."

If you have more evidence besides the "look famaliar" from 5 years ago colonel, then feel free to post it.

He was held, not for very long compared to others. Every person who has been held has the horror list of terror connections added to their names. It is why they are held in the first place. E.g. Stven Q., likes to knit on the weekends and is an elementary school teacher doesn't really sound like someone you would put into a dentention center.

Over 80,000 detainees went through 4 detention centers in Iraq during the course of the war.

There is enough actual bad stuff to throw at the US's feet without making crap up.

Edit: your next post. Biometeric data was taken on detainees in order to keep track of individuals they came into contact with again and for many other reasons.
http://www.defense.gov/news/newsarticle.aspx?id=15191

Report by FOX News where they interviewed the Commander of the camp says "2009" - skip to minute 2:50 and listen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYXXcwuJtbQ

The only link to him being released to Iraq control in 2009 (when Iraq forces took over the center) is a Colonel who says he "looked famaliar."

ABC News also has questioned King’s recollection, citing a "a U.S. official" that Baghdadi was not in American custody in 2009.

"I could be mistaken," King told ABC News, "but I’m 99 percent. He’s a dead ringer for the guy I had the run-in with … His face is very familiar."

I would refrain from spreading information about the IS-leader for now. Most information floating around have their origin in fake vitas published by different IS-supporters. While not everything may be wrong there is no way to know which is made up and what is not.
We'll have to wait for now.

Except I found Waldo in about 7 seconds.

You know, that's actually a good strategy.

If you are looking for a person, best way to find them is while they are hiding as one person.

If you have 500 people claiming to be him, it would be much harder to find the real person.

The UN determined....

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The UN determined....

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I'm pretty certain we came up with more valid solutions at model UN in high school than the actual UN has in all the years since.

And I mean, really. All most of the people I went with only ever tried to draw Cuba as their country so they could scream "Embargo!" for three days.

And yet somehow...we still somehow got more done.

Except the one time we went and the organizer said that, since we failed to draft any valid resolutions, it was the worst Model UN he had ever been a part of...

...except it seemed fairly accurate to the real world to me.

Knives? Check.
Rope? Check.
Dagger? Check.
Chains? Check.
Rocks? Check.
Laser Beams? Check.
Acid? Check.
Body Bag? Check.