First Iran, Now Syria. Boy, that Muqtada al-Sadr Sure is Getting Around!

[leftchick]

Syrian Pesident Bashar Assad , right, meets in Damascus Monday, Feb, 6, 2006 with radical Iraqi Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr who arrived in Damascus on Sunday for a visit of several days. Al-Sadr said after meeting Syrian Foreign Minister Sharaa that talks focused on Iraqi-Syrian relations. The Iraqi cleric has recently said he wants to launch an initiative to mend relations between Syria and Lebanon that have deteriorated after the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri. (AP Photo/Sana)

[CottonBear]

1. Off topic, but Assad's head is about the same width as his neck

and al-Sadr's head is amost twice the width of his neck.

edit: sp.

[leftchick]

2. he is a strange looking dude

with no chin. Have you seen his wife? She is supermodel gorgeous! :crazy:

[NNN0LHI]

4. Have you seen Muqtada's wives? They are knockouts. All 8 of them

Just kidding. Maybe? He might have 8 for all I know?

Don

[CottonBear]

7. I haven't seen his wife. He looks like his father.

He's not a bad looking guy he just looks weird next to al-Sadr's gigantic black, turbaned head

[leftchick]

9. Here is the wife

Damn! You could set your coffee cup on his head!

[CottonBear]

10. She's lovely. His head is super flat!

BTW, I really admire King Juan Carlos for his role in helping to bring democracy to Spain. Queen Sofia is elegant as always.

[elvisbear]

5. Maybe he's Beaker's evil twin...

[CottonBear]

6. Separated at birth!

:)

[oblivious]

11. I'm not entirely sure Muqtada has a neck.

[ladjf]

3. He has frequent flyer miles.

[oneighty]

8. sadr

first president of the 'Mid East Union of Islamic Nations.'

All our oils are ours.

180

[Nimrod2005]

12. This kind of shit just makes you laugh, really....

Either Bush is the dumbest moron in the world watching our enominies unite...Or this is part of a master plan and we are all asleep!!!

[leftchick]

13. and guess what else?

This has not been reported in our lovely librul media but our very own ambassador to Iraq, Zalmay Khalilzad has been trying to negotiate with al-Sadr regarding the Sunni problem. Now if our M$M were to report this don't you know a few families who lost US Soldier's to al-Sadr's men in 2004 might be just a little bit, ah.. disillusioned?