Chicago Daily Observer

An alleged, top al-Qaeda figure accused of masterminding one of the deadliest car bombings in Iraq and the videoed execution of a Russian diplomat, has been killed in a shoot out with coalition forces in Baghdad, the US military said today.

Mahir Ahmad Mahmud Judu al-Zubaydi, better known as Abu Rami, is said to have controlled the eastern half of Baghdad, an area called Rusafa.

Coalition troops surrounded a building in Adhamiya last night and demanded the occupants to surrender. They were shot at and returned fire. In the exchange, Abu Rami and a woman, who was with him, were killed.

A military statement did not specify whether the “coalition forces” involved were American or British. British special forces regularly take part in operations to kill or capture high-level al-Qaeda targets in the capital.

Obama is rooted to William Ayers and his political ascendancy owes more to Ayers than it does to the urban myth – Obama as Chicago Machine Politician. Obama is no more a Democratic Machine Politician than Tony Rezko is a philanthropist, or the Chicago Sun Times is a newspaper.

For all the protestations from Obama’s journalists – worldwide – there has never been a serious inquiry, much less valuable study of William Ayers and his dangerous influence upon Obama by any Mainstream Media -including the cut-and-paste work of Sean Hannity.

The Washington Post has risen to defend Bill Ayers and Barack Obama, claiming “Obama and Ayers to have had only a casual association” in response to Sarah Palin pointing out that Obama is connected to Bill Ayers.

Of course Sen. Obama is associated with Bill Ayers; there is a library full of information proving the connections. At least 50 stories have been published in the Chicago Daily Observer detailining the connection, as well as some well documented research by the National Review. It boggles the mind why a writer at the Washington Post could claim otherwise.

Axelrod and Obama did not even need to bring their thug campaign to squash the news this time. The Washington Post did that for them.

Link to Washington Post story below