US vows to 'capture and kill' Ayman al-Zawahiri
June 18th 2011 00:12
The US will hunt down and kill new al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri as it did Osama Bin Laden, Washington's top military officer has vowed.
Ned Kelly certainly had an above average incidence of traumatic death compared to other forensic cases; ironically, this was also a feature of the ill-fated members of the Kelly Gang.
"Detectives plan to talk to him and hear what he has to say," police spokesman Paul Browne said Thursday.
"I would like some eggs," he said.
The BBC's Middle East correspondent, Jon Leyne, says priorities for al-Qaeda's new leader may include attempting to mount a big attack to show the organisation is still in business.
Yesterday, they opened up a hotline and called on the public to suggest their next target.
The following morning, police asked Mr Strauss-Kahn if he wanted something to eat.
"I just think everyone needs to pop a Mogadon here," he said.
Troubled former AFL player Ben Cousins has the quote across his midriff.
He urged colleagues not to focus on "nanopolitics" and instead get on with creating jobs in a global economy that was "wobbly".
"Is that necessary?" he asked when handcuffs were produced.
Ned Kelly certainly had an above average incidence of traumatic death compared to other forensic cases; ironically, this was also a feature of the ill-fated members of the Kelly Gang.
"Detectives plan to talk to him and hear what he has to say," police spokesman Paul Browne said Thursday.
"I would like some eggs," he said.
The BBC's Middle East correspondent, Jon Leyne, says priorities for al-Qaeda's new leader may include attempting to mount a big attack to show the organisation is still in business.
Yesterday, they opened up a hotline and called on the public to suggest their next target.
The following morning, police asked Mr Strauss-Kahn if he wanted something to eat.
"I just think everyone needs to pop a Mogadon here," he said.
Troubled former AFL player Ben Cousins has the quote across his midriff.
He urged colleagues not to focus on "nanopolitics" and instead get on with creating jobs in a global economy that was "wobbly".
"Is that necessary?" he asked when handcuffs were produced.
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