Zawahiri whines about peace conference on Israel

AP/Washington Post:

Al-Qaida's deputy leader denounced last month's Mideast peace conference in Annapolis, Md., as a "betrayal" of Palestinians in a new audio message posted Friday on an Islamic militant Web site,

"The Annapolis meeting was held to turn Palestine into a Jewish state," the voice, purported to be that of Ayman al-Zawahri, said the 20-minute posting that carried a still photo of the white-turbaned militant against a backdrop of a photograph from the conference.

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The cowardly religious bigots "emerges" to posture behind a tape recorder to demonstrate his religious bigotry. Where is his swagger these days. He no longer brags about winning in Iraq or Afghanistan or Pakistan, but whines about a meaningless "peace conference." The chances of the Annapolis meeting really leading to peace are remote, so it is clear he objects to even a gesture of peace with non Muslims.

This story has more on the Zawahiri statement. Democrats should read it closely and reconsider their position that we can negotiate an end to the war al Qaeda is making against us.

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