Posted on 09/30/2004 8:25:04 AM PDT by Happy2BMe
These cars are built with explosives and these bombs are planted under the watchful eyes of Iraqui's who dont say anything,. They allow these people to succeed with their silence. We will not win until enough Iraquis get tired of the killing and start fighting the killers themselves.
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| People inspect a car bomb explosion scene in Tal Afar, September 30, 2004. Another car bomb blew up near an Iraqi police convoy in the center of Tal Afar, a town close to the Syrian border. Hospital officials said four civilians had been killed and 19 wounded. Five policemen were also hurt. |
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| A boy picks up the damaged bicycle of his dead brother from the site after two car bombs and a roadside bomb went off in succession in the al-Amel neighborhood of Baghdad, Iraq (news - web sites), Thursday, Sept. 30, 2004. At least 41 were killed, most of them children and over 200 were wounded in the attack. |
Ephesians 6:10-18
The Iraqis are doing it to themselves. Why in God's name they don't root these maggots out from amongst their own flesh is a mystery to me . .
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| Iraqi men cry over the body of a dead relative at the Yarmouk hospital in the Iraqi capital Baghdad, September 30, 2004. Insurgents detonated three car bombs near a convoy of U.S. military vehicles in southern Baghdad on Thursday, killing at least 35 people and wounding 120, many of them children, officials and doctors said. |
Remember the children of Beslan, Russia . .
| An Iraqi soldier, Ahmed Ali, breaks down after seeing the dead bodies of several children when two car bombs and a roadside bomb went off in succession in the al-Amel neighborhood of Baghdad, Iraq (news - web sites), Thursday Sept. 30, 2004 killing 35 children and seven adults. The bombs in Baghdad's al-Amel neighborhood caused the largest death toll of children in any insurgent attack since the conflict began 17 months ago |
I had forgotten all about the Human Shields! You don't see them signing up to get in front of hospitals and schools now, do you?
If most of these "civilians" are males under 40, then it's BS.
| An Iraqi woman mourns outside al-Yarmouk hospital in Baghdad. At least 49 people were killed, most of them children, in a series of devastating car bombs that left a trail of carnage in Baghdad and northern Iraq (news - web sites), medics and the US military said. _____________________________________________
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| An Iraqi father mourns over the body of his 8-year-old son along with his brother at al-Yarmouk hospital in Baghdad. At least 49 people were killed, most of them children, in a series of devastating car bombs that left a trail of carnage in Baghdad and northern Iraq (news - web sites), medics and the US military said. ______________________________________________________
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| US soldiers inspect the site where two car bombs exploded almost simultaneous near a pumping station in western Baghdad. At least 49 people were killed, most of them children, in a series of devastating car bombs that left a trail of carnage in Baghdad and northern Iraq. __________________________________________________
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| U.S. soldiers in a Bradley fighting vehicle and Iraqi soldiers wait at the site after two car bombs and a roadside bomb went off in succession in the al-Amel neighborhood of Baghdad, Iraq (news - web sites), Thursday, Sept. 30, 2004. At least 41 were killed, most of them children and over 200 were wounded in the attack. ____________________________________________
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| U.S. soldiers train their guns on an approaching vehicle suspecting it to be another car bomb, after two car bombs and a roadside bomb went off in succession in the al-Amel neighborhood of Baghdad, Iraq (news - web sites), Thursday, Sept. 30, 2004. At least 41 were killed, most of them children and over 200 were wounded in the attack. _________________________________________________________
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| U.S. soldiers tend to their injured colleagues after a bomb exploded in Baghdad, September 30, 2004. Insurgents killed at least 44 people, most of them children, and wounded 200 with a series of car bombs across Iraq (news - web sites) on Thursday. ______________________________________________________
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| Women cry as they wait for information on their children admitted at the Yarmouk hospital after two car bombs and a roadside bomb went off in succession at al-Amel neighborhood of Baghdad, Iraq (news - web sites), Thursday, Sept. 30, 2004. At least 37 were killed, most of them children, and 137 were wounded in the attack, hospital and military officials said. _______________________________________________
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| Women cry as they await for news of the fate of their children, outside Yarmouk hospital, after two car bombs and a roadside bomb went off in succession at al-Amel neighborhood of Baghdad, Iraq (news - web sites), Thursday Sept. 30, 2004. At least 37 were killed, most of them children, and 137 were wounded in the attack, hospital and military officials said. 10 U.S. soldiers are amongst the wounded. _________________________________________________ |
Please God, let this steel his heart and the hearts of all good Iraqis to finally help us in putting an end to these terrorists once and for all.
I guess that ends any media belief that the insurgency has popular support.
If insane murder cultists will pray,
To a glowing smoking mile-wide crater.
excruciating
The MSM is all over this and will create a buildup for the debate.
BUMP
What kind of dumbass remark is that? It certainly has no relevence to the situation at hand.
Only a fool would believe that massive force could do anything positive against a tiny minority.
there are not just Mohamedan pigs, they are nothing but Cowards
Appologies for hollering
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