The Al Qaeda camp fired a hateful missive across the bow of the State Department which the Agency quickly denounced as simply, "more despicable comments from terrorists."
In a first response to Obama's victory in the November 4th election, Al Queda's 2nd in command - Ayman Zawahiri - used a racial epithet in a ragged video recording to describe the role Barack Obama will allegedly play in the White House over the next four years.
On the 11-minute (23 second) tape - that was just released to the media - the known terrorist used the term "abeed-al-beit" to label Obama a "house slave", according to language scholars.
In English subtitles provided by Al Queda , the term was roughly translated as "house negroe", however.
I suppose he was unfamiliar with the term - Oreole - that "blacks" often use to describe one of their own who has turned their back on the community to reach for loftier climbs in the upper echelons of society.
Analysts theorize that the inflammatory propaganda was released to convince Muslims and Arabs that the 44th President of the U.S. does not represent change in U.S. Policies.
Zawahiri also sought to knock Obama down a peg by asserting that the president-elect was the "direct opposite of honorable Black Americans like Malcolm X" who was a Muslim leader back in the 60s.
Part of the footage includes an image of Barack Obama wearing a skullcap during a meeting with Jewish leaders in recent days.
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