There are so many conflicting accounts of the assassination attempt on Prince Muhammad Bin Layif (seen above with his daddy, the Minister of Interior--is that not cute?). Some say that he was injured in the eyes, and some say that he was injured in the hands and eyes, while others claim that he was not injured at all, and some claim that the bomb was detonated with a cellphone and other claim that he detonated it himself, and some claim that he detonated the bomb as he entered the house of the prince, and others claims that he detonated it as he was being searched but the Prince himself admitted in that clip showing him with King `Abdullah that he made a mistake for not subjecting the bomber to a search. And Al-Watan newspaper (the mouthpiece of Prince Khalid Al-Faysal which is edited by Jamal Khashuqji--a Bin Ladenite turned Wahhabi liberal) said that the bomber planted the bomb inside his own body "in a dirty way."
Saturday, August 29, 2009
"Dirty way": Conflicting accounts of the Saudi assassination attempt
There are so many conflicting accounts of the assassination attempt on Prince Muhammad Bin Layif (seen above with his daddy, the Minister of Interior--is that not cute?). Some say that he was injured in the eyes, and some say that he was injured in the hands and eyes, while others claim that he was not injured at all, and some claim that the bomb was detonated with a cellphone and other claim that he detonated it himself, and some claim that he detonated the bomb as he entered the house of the prince, and others claims that he detonated it as he was being searched but the Prince himself admitted in that clip showing him with King `Abdullah that he made a mistake for not subjecting the bomber to a search. And Al-Watan newspaper (the mouthpiece of Prince Khalid Al-Faysal which is edited by Jamal Khashuqji--a Bin Ladenite turned Wahhabi liberal) said that the bomber planted the bomb inside his own body "in a dirty way."
