Posted on 03/18/2003 4:14:15 PM PST by Diogenesis
GOTTA SEE THIS - War for Enduring Freedom 03/19/03 -Kabul, Kandahar, Freedom in Afghanistan,
Dand, Baghdad, , Irbil, Chamchamal, Daulatshahi,, Dohuk, Harrier G7, USS Kitty Hawk, Tel Aviv, Jabaliya
Kabul, Kandahar, Freedom in Afghanistan, Dand, Baghdad, , Irbil, Chamchamal, Daulatshahi,, Dohuk, Harrier G7, USS Kitty Hawk, Tel Aviv, Jabaliya
BREAKING: AFGHANISTAN: Kabul, Kandahar, Freedom in Afghanistan BREAKING: Kabul - evasive action BREAKING: Dand District High School BREAKING: NEAR IRAQ: Baghdad, France's interest section BREAKING: Irbil, Chamchamal, Daulatshahi,, Dohuk BREAKING: Harrier G7, USS Kitty Hawk BREAKING: ISRAEL: Tel Aviv, Jabaliya
HEROES IN AFGHANISTAN AND NEAR IRAQ ---------- :
========= Daulatshahi =========
NOT REPORTED ON ORDINARY MEDIA ALERT
In Daulatshahi, ~10 miles northwest of Bagram, Afghan children
meet their heroes who freed them from the evil Taliban.
These girls, FREED BY THE USA, now will know baseball instead of only burqua.
========= Kabul =========
In Kabul, American heroes in a helicopter take evasive action. They were OK.
In Kabul, Johnny Appleseed?
In Kabul, at the carpet workshop.
========= Kandahar =========
Freed by the United States, women in Afghanistan receive educational goodies,
at the Dand District High School. each blue bag contains
slates, chalk, and other school supplies, all from American heroes.
In Kandahar, heroes of the 2nd Battalion 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment
receive the Purple Heart Medal for Operation Enduring Freedom.
========= USS Kitty Hawk =========
On the USS Kitty Hawk, heroes continue to work, and prepare
1000 pound MK-83 JDAMs (Joint Direct Attack Munitions),
F/A-18 Hornets, F-14A Tomcats, AIM-120 AMRAAM missiles, and more.
========= Kuwait =========
In Kuwait, British heroes prepare their vertical takeoff Harrier G7s at night,
and prepare during day. Love that safety pin.
In Kuwait, heroes of the Dragoon Guards 3 Commando Unit, at work and play.
In Kuwait, heroes of the A Company 3rd Battalion 7th Infantry Regimen.
In Kuwait, British heroes of the 1st Battalion Light Infantry battle group.
In Kuwait, United States Marines take position.
In the Kuwaiti desert, heroes of the 101st Airborne.
Into the Kuwaiti desert, after pulling out of Iraq,
the convoy of United Nations armored personel carriers (APC).
=========== UPDATE ===========
========= Leaflets dropped by US forces =========
Latest leaflets dropped by US forces.
========= Baghdad =========
In Baghdad, Iraqis today began flaying themselves, as is their way.
In Baghdad, in 'France's interest section' (French Quarter).
In the northern Iraqi town of Zakho, Kurds head for the hills
knowing that Saddam HAS, and WILL USE, WMD.
========= Chamchamal =========
In Chamchamal ~70 klicks west of Sulaymania, near hills patrolled by Iraq, Kurds
have long feared chemical attack by Saddam.
========= Dohuk =========
In Dohuk, northern Iraq, now functionally Kurdistan since 1991,
Kurds head for the hills.
In Dohuk, at the check-point.
========= Irbil =========
In Irbil, Iraq, controlled by the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP),
231 miles north of Baghdad, Kurds head for the hills.
========= Jerusalem, Israel =========
In Jerusalem, Israel, hospital workers seal the windows in Hadassah hospital
because of the barbarity of Iraq and the neighboring Arabs.
========= Jabaliya =========
THANK YOU, SAUDI ARABIA.
In Jabaliya, northern Gaza, a father traded his dead son for a Saudi/Iraqi check
for $10,000.
In Jabaliya, northern Gaza, a Palestinian terrorist brags that he wears
a real suicide belt - bought by the EU, UN, and terrorist elements in the USA.
========= Ramallah =========
SAME EVIL, SAME STORY.
In Ramallah, the terrorist Palestinian Legislative Council picked
a new Prime Minister. They hope to fool the free world into continuing
to accept their continual murder, bombings, mutilations, and terror.
========= Tel Aviv =========
IF YOU PICK ON ONE OF US, YOU PICK ON ALL OF US
In Tel Aviv, boys dress up as their heroes (American soldiers here) and celebrate
the Jewish holiday of Purim, the survival of planned genocide in Iran (Persia).
========= Copenhagen =========
In Copenhagen, Birgitte Vestberg, faced the press after her staff
"lost" former Iraqi Gen. Nazar al-Khazraji, who used WMD on the Kurds.
In Copenhagen, soft on terrorism, Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen
was assaulted by a "peace activist".
ZEROES:
========= New York =========
In New York, Hans Blix finally admits that he and his team
worked with Iraq to hide weapons of mass destruction
for the German and French WMD-industries.
========= Washington =========
In Washington, DC, proterrorist Code Pink arrested on Capitol Hill.
========= Washington =========
In Washington, Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle, [D-S.D, Baghdad]
disappointed all Americans as he attacked President Bush on the night of War
with a quarter million US troops in danger at War's edge. Daschle failed 'miserably'
to act as an American, let alone a Senator.
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or/and post your thought, missive, picture, thread, analysis, greetings to those serving overseas,
venting, update, correction, observation, or anything else of interest.
END OF TRANSMISSION 03/19/03 .......... K
I've started using the term "fake feminists" to describe leftists who are so busy criticizing America, that they can't see where women are truly oppressed. The brave women (and men) in the U.S. military on the other hand, are actually helping to liberate women in the Muslim world.
Along these lines, I've come up with a new sign idea for counter-protests (I do a lot of these in San Francisco):
Burn the Burqa!
OK... thanks for that info. That does make sense, the way the general was using the term on Greta's show tonight, using the map of Iraq.
*ping to hoosierpearl*
The pictures tell the truth.
LET'S ROLL!!!!!
I see the French are packing a lot of dirty laundry out of Baghdad...
Sorry Saddam. I can't get too excited about the graphic protests of people in the streets with guns at their heads. The exodus of the Kurds says it all..
I must have read thousands of articles and (it seems like) millions of comments.
Right now I'm trying to get myself slotted for deployment to Iraq, since it's the only thing I can think of to keep me from wasting so much time surfing here!
Anyway, I just thought I'd say that the best comment of the whole year, for me, was your "fake feminist - the real deal" comment. (The pictures are gone now, but I hope you recall them. One showed a female protester in Washginton dressed in pink, while the other was a female United States soldier in Afghanistan handing a bag of school supplies to a small Afghan girl.)
Your comment spoke volumes.
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