"Kid Qaeda'' in deep trouble with CIA

Monday was the 16th anniversary of the 9-11 terror attacks al-Qaeda waged against the United States. On that anniversary, al-Qaeda had a message for us: they released an image of the World Trade Center with a picture of Bin Laden's crapweasel son, Hamza superimposed into one of the buildings.

Central Intelligence Agency Director Mike Pompeo also had a message for al-Qaeda, a person message for Hamza, a scumquat who is emerging as a possible new leader of the terror group.

Since May, Hamza bin Hiden Laden has become the poster puke for AQ. It was clear that he and other terrorist leaders were of concern to Pompeo.

Pompeo was interviewed by Brett Baier of Fox News.

"Hunting the senior leaders has always been important," Baier asked the CIA director. "Is there a hunt on the way for (Ayman) al-Zawahiri and (Osama) bin Laden's son?"

"Oh yes, sir," Pompeo responded.

"Daily?" Baier asked.

"Daily, every day. My team even as we sit here is working diligently to find them and bring them to justice."

"Any positive signs?" Baier asked.

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"If I were them, I would count my days," Pompeo replied. He said that AQ's senior leadership is weaker than it was in 2001, but the war against them and other terrorist organizations is far from over.

"The enemy gets a choice about whether this is over, and today, they have not concluded that they're defeated," he said.

Pompeo was then asked about former President Barack "Lead from Behind" Obama's statement that ISIS is the "JV" team when it comes to terrorism.

Not wishing to call Obama a moron or a Muslim sympathizer, he simply said that it had "never been the case" that ISIS is simply a "second-tier threat."

"The capacity to do a complex attack in the U.S. is diminished," Pompeo said, adding that "the threat here in the U.S. of these localized actors . . . working alongside ISIS figures remains."


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