pure muhammadan hodood va ahkam
this is islam

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Group claims killings

"We announce the good news to our Islamic nation that we executed God's will and slaughtered the two crusader animals we had in captivity," says the claim, reportedly from the Mujahedeen Shura Council, a group linked to al Qaeda. "And God has given our Emir, Abu Hamza al-Muhajer, the good fortune of carrying out the legitimate court's command in person."

CNN cannot independently verify the claim, but it was posted on a Web site which frequently has carried such messages from insurgent groups.

Asked whether he gives credibility to a Monday claim by the same group that it had abducted the soldiers, Caldwell responded, "Absolutely not."

Earlier, military spokesman Maj. William Wilhoite told CNN he did not know whether the bodies showed signs of torture. "I haven't heard anything through our official channels," he said.

The U.S. military said Spc. David J. Babineau, 25, of Springfield, Massachusetts, was killed in the Friday attack, after which Menchaca and Tucker went missing.

Asked to provide more information about the attack, Caldwell said the military would provide details — possibly as soon as Tuesday night — after making sure the soldiers' families were fully apprised about the incident. (Watch for the witnesses' description of the suspected abduction — 2:54)

Menchaca's aunt told CNN the family had been notified of his death.

Menchaca's uncle, Mario Vasquez, said family members were distraught, and were waiting to receive the body before making any arrangements. Earlier, some family members heard of the possible discovery through the media, before being notified by the military, Vasquez said.

"I wish they'd punish the people that do these kinds of things right away, instead of taking forever and spending millions of dollars," Vasquez said. "I think, you capture them, make them pay for what they did. Don't think that it's just two more soldiers. Don't negotiate anything. They [the killers] didn't. They didn't negotiate it with my nephew. They didn't negotiate it with Tucker."

Another of Menchaca's uncles, Ken MacKenzie, lashed out at the government Tuesday on NBC's "Today Show," saying it didn't do enough to bring the men home safe, The Associated Press reported. (Full story)

A force of more than 8,000 Iraqi and U.S. troops has been searching for the two soldiers. Searchers initially found a body that was thought to be one of the service members', Caldwell said, but turned out not to be.

Caldwell said troops used unmanned aerial vehicles, helicopters, boats and dive teams in the search. (Watch how search uses land, air, water resources — 2:59)

One coalition soldier was killed and 8 were wounded during the search operations, he said. Two "anti-Iraqi elements" were killed and another 78 suspected insurgents have been detained, he added.

The three soldiers involved in Friday's attack were assigned to the 1st Battalion, 502nd Infantry Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) out of Fort Campbell, Kentucky, the military said.

CNN's Barbara Starr, Cal Perry, and Ed Lavandera contributed to this report.

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My sister flew back from the Middle East in 2006 with several DOD civilian personal directly involved in recovering and identifying the bodies using DNA techniques. The people that worked on this were personally very much shaken. Both soldiers had been skinned alive.

Yep. Plenty of "God's work" to go around in the Abrahamic Religions these days including the now completely closed loop little Baha'i Faith.

I absolutely detest this thinking. It is completely insane. The people that think war is "God's work" are now going to be ridiculed all down through the ages forever. Glenford Mitchell and one Abu Hamza al-Muhajer will be two of them. Just pathetic. If you want to understand what happened to us, just look at this mentality.

Look into the face of every dead soldier on that link this Memorial Day 2009 and weep for the mind bending Godless stupidity of the hapless beings on this planet including the people at the top of the Baha'i Faith.

Not me any longer. As a anti-war military veteran I will not abide by this utter hack man made ideological "spiritual" baloney. My prayer these days after almost four decades trying to support the Baha'i Faith is "Oh God! Protect me and everyone on Earth from your insane followers!"

On U.S. Memorial Day, in accordance with the Divine Revelation of one AO professional, Glenford Mitchell, please look into the face of each of the fallen and remember that they are all now just a transaction in the Divine marketing of the Baha'i Faith. Every drop of blood spilled out onto the ground, every last breath, every second of searing pain and ebbing life, leads the entire as yet unaware world to taking the Ruhi Full Sequence of Courses, engaging in endless repetitive OCD Core Activities, and everyone will then live happily ever after voting for orchestrated lifetime incumbency from a closed list of pre-selected candidates to rule the entire world forever. Right?

"You'll recall that the U.S. was 'dragged' into WWII with the attack on Pearl Harbor. Our boys were sleeping off Saturday night while the enemy schemed — but America soon woke up. So when you see the U.S. in Cambodia or in Vietnam — or when you see America's young men in Lebanon, or knocking around in the Balkans — 'please, will you be quiet and let God do His work!'"
- Glenford Mitchell
Retired Member of the Universal House of Justice
Baha'i Faith

Look at the incredible price of this incredible mentality:

http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/meast/06/20/soldier…

Meanwhile, this was a news article from 2006 illustrating that there is a lot of "God's work" being done these days on the planet. In fact, it is a growth industry.

U.S. soldiers' bodies mutilated, booby-trapped

BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) — The bodies of two U.S. soldiers found in Iraq Monday night were mutilated and booby-trapped, military sources said Tuesday.

Pfc. Kristian Menchaca and Pfc. Thomas L. Tucker went missing after a Friday attack on a traffic control checkpoint in Yusufiya, 12 miles (20 km) south of Baghdad.

The sources said the two men had suffered severe trauma.

The bodies also had been desecrated, and a visual identification was impossible — part of the reason DNA testing was being conducted to verify their identities, the sources said.

A tip from Iraqi civilians led officials to the bodies, military sources told CNN. The discovery was made about 7:30 p.m. Monday.

Not only were the bodies booby-trapped, but homemade bombs also lined the road leading to the victims, an apparent effort to complicate recovery efforts and target recovery teams, the sources said.

It took troops 12 hours to clear the area of roadside bombs. One of the bombs exploded, but there were no injuries.(Watch sad end to desperate search for soldiers — 1:31)

The bodies were found in the Yusufiya area, Maj. Gen. William Caldwell said, adding he believes the soldiers were mortally wounded, then moved.

It was unclear whether he meant the wounds were suffered in the initial attack on a checkpoint or afterward. "Where we found them was not based on their own movements," he said.

The soldiers' families have been notified of the developments, he said.

The bodies were transferred to a coalition base and were to be taken to the United States for DNA testing.

Caldwell said he had not heard whether a note was placed on the bodies.

A high-ranking official with the Iraqi defense ministry had earlier offered a conflicting account, telling CNN Tuesday that the soldiers' bodies were found on Saturday in Jurf al-Sakhar town about 80 km (50 miles) south of Baghdad.

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On U.S. Memorial Day, in accordance with the Divine Revelation of one AO professional, Glenford Mitchell, please look into the face of each of the fallen and remember that they are all now just a transaction in the Divine marketing of the Baha'i Faith. Every drop of blood spilled out onto the ground, every last breath, every second of searing pain and ebbing life, leads the entire as yet unaware world to taking the Ruhi Full Sequence of Courses, engaging in endless repetitive OCD Core Activities, and everyone will then live happily ever after voting for orchestrated lifetime incumbency from a closed list of pre-selected candidates to rule the entire world forever. Right?

"You'll recall that the U.S. was 'dragged' into WWII with the attack on Pearl Harbor. Our boys were sleeping off Saturday night while the enemy schemed — but America soon woke up. So when you see the U.S. in Cambodia or in Vietnam — or when you see America's young men in Lebanon, or knocking around in the Balkans — 'please, will you be quiet and let God do His work!'"
- Glenford Mitchell
Retired Member of the Universal House of Justice
Baha'i Faith

Look at the incredible price of this incredible mentality:

http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/meast/06/20/soldier…

Meanwhile, this was a news article from 2006 illustrating that there is a lot of "God's work" being done these days on the planet. In fact, it is a growth industry.

U.S. soldiers' bodies mutilated, booby-trapped

BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) — The bodies of two U.S. soldiers found in Iraq Monday night were mutilated and booby-trapped, military sources said Tuesday.

Pfc. Kristian Menchaca and Pfc. Thomas L. Tucker went missing after a Friday attack on a traffic control checkpoint in Yusufiya, 12 miles (20 km) south of Baghdad.

The sources said the two men had suffered severe trauma.

The bodies also had been desecrated, and a visual identification was impossible — part of the reason DNA testing was being conducted to verify their identities, the sources said.

A tip from Iraqi civilians led officials to the bodies, military sources told CNN. The discovery was made about 7:30 p.m. Monday.

Not only were the bodies booby-trapped, but homemade bombs also lined the road leading to the victims, an apparent effort to complicate recovery efforts and target recovery teams, the sources said.

It took troops 12 hours to clear the area of roadside bombs. One of the bombs exploded, but there were no injuries.(Watch sad end to desperate search for soldiers — 1:31)

The bodies were found in the Yusufiya area, Maj. Gen. William Caldwell said, adding he believes the soldiers were mortally wounded, then moved.

It was unclear whether he meant the wounds were suffered in the initial attack on a checkpoint or afterward. "Where we found them was not based on their own movements," he said.

The soldiers' families have been notified of the developments, he said.

The bodies were transferred to a coalition base and were to be taken to the United States for DNA testing.

Caldwell said he had not heard whether a note was placed on the bodies.

A high-ranking official with the Iraqi defense ministry had earlier offered a conflicting account, telling CNN Tuesday that the soldiers' bodies were found on Saturday in Jurf al-Sakhar town about 80 km (50 miles) south of Baghdad.

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