T.Garrett
11-13-2004, 03:09 AM
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The Iraq military campaign that was sold to the American public based on a lie to benefit Izrael and corporate interests has been for awhile unraveling …the reality is that ZOG only controls 25% of Iraq, mostly urban areas. And even in the places the zionists control, its only at the point of a gun. This is the ‘freedom’ the jew wishes to impose on the world using our folk as his police force, what a sick fucking joke …I would laugh if it wasn’t at our expense.
from the jew/lefty LA Times
Iraqi insurgents have extended their reach over large swaths of the country, including sections of the capital, making it unlikely that the United States can establish the stability needed for credible elections in January even if its forces succeed in Fallouja, military and political analysts say
LOL :D
There are large areas of countryside that are controlled 24 hours a day by the mujahedin, where people do not see U.S. forces," said Charles Heyman, a senior defense analyst for the London-based Jane's Defence Weekly.
With voting scheduled to take place in less than three months, there has been no let-up in insurgent attacks nor any sign that the government can curb them.
In the north, Mosul, once trumpeted by the U.S. military as a model of stability, is now mostly controlled by insurgents. Two U.S. soldiers were killed there in mortar attacks this week. Insurgents killed four Turkish truckers Wednesday and guerrillas armed with machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades clashed with American troops for several hours. They attacked two U.S. convoys, killing four people, a reporter on the scene said.
A U.S. military spokesman confirmed the attacks but said only that a foreign contractor was killed. Three Iraqi police officers also were killed, a hospital spokesman said. On Thursday, the city crackled with automatic weapons fire as gunfights ran for hours. There were no police or Iraqi national guardsmen on the streets, residents said.
In one neighborhood, insurgents boasted that they had killed an Iraqi national guardsman, and showed reporters the body of a lieutenant, his identification on his chest and his head riddled with bullets.
One fighter said: "This is a traitor who worked with the [Iraqi national guard], and he helped the Americans in killing his brother Iraqis!"
Another fighter, who refused to identify himself, said: "What is happening in Mosul is retaliation for our brothers in Fallouja. There is nothing that can stop us.” :eek:
article heer:
http://fairuse.1accesshost.com/news2/latimes392.html
The Iraq military campaign that was sold to the American public based on a lie to benefit Izrael and corporate interests has been for awhile unraveling …the reality is that ZOG only controls 25% of Iraq, mostly urban areas. And even in the places the zionists control, its only at the point of a gun. This is the ‘freedom’ the jew wishes to impose on the world using our folk as his police force, what a sick fucking joke …I would laugh if it wasn’t at our expense.
from the jew/lefty LA Times
Iraqi insurgents have extended their reach over large swaths of the country, including sections of the capital, making it unlikely that the United States can establish the stability needed for credible elections in January even if its forces succeed in Fallouja, military and political analysts say
LOL :D
There are large areas of countryside that are controlled 24 hours a day by the mujahedin, where people do not see U.S. forces," said Charles Heyman, a senior defense analyst for the London-based Jane's Defence Weekly.
With voting scheduled to take place in less than three months, there has been no let-up in insurgent attacks nor any sign that the government can curb them.
In the north, Mosul, once trumpeted by the U.S. military as a model of stability, is now mostly controlled by insurgents. Two U.S. soldiers were killed there in mortar attacks this week. Insurgents killed four Turkish truckers Wednesday and guerrillas armed with machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades clashed with American troops for several hours. They attacked two U.S. convoys, killing four people, a reporter on the scene said.
A U.S. military spokesman confirmed the attacks but said only that a foreign contractor was killed. Three Iraqi police officers also were killed, a hospital spokesman said. On Thursday, the city crackled with automatic weapons fire as gunfights ran for hours. There were no police or Iraqi national guardsmen on the streets, residents said.
In one neighborhood, insurgents boasted that they had killed an Iraqi national guardsman, and showed reporters the body of a lieutenant, his identification on his chest and his head riddled with bullets.
One fighter said: "This is a traitor who worked with the [Iraqi national guard], and he helped the Americans in killing his brother Iraqis!"
Another fighter, who refused to identify himself, said: "What is happening in Mosul is retaliation for our brothers in Fallouja. There is nothing that can stop us.” :eek:
article heer:
http://fairuse.1accesshost.com/news2/latimes392.html