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GOTTA SEE THIS-WarEndur.Freedom 03/21/03-Convoy, Oil fires, surrender at Umm Qasr,
DOD, IraqiTV, Yahoo, AP, Reuters, and the usual suspects
| 3/21/03
| The Armies of Good against the Axis of Evil
Posted on 03/21/2003 4:48:33 AM PST by Diogenesis
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To: brigette
Those are certainly worthy of award. Beautiful, thank you for posting them.
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posted on
03/21/2003 8:00:03 AM PST
by
My back yard
(I believe prayers said aloud can be most effective, even if they are whispers.)
To: facedown
Yes Photos like these will be all over the arabic websites. Except the caption will say "Look! An evil Zionist forcing poison down his throat!"
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posted on
03/21/2003 8:09:10 AM PST
by
m1-lightning
("We ought not politicize this war" - Tom Daschle, 09/25/02)
To: Diogenesis
Thanks for the timely photos. It just occured to me that you have become the Life Magazine of the current era. I remember waiting weeks for pics like these during W11.
To: Diogenesis
British Royal Marines from 40 Commando attend to an unidentified Iraqi (face intentionally obscured) after securing the al-Faw oil field in southern Iraq, March 21, 2003. Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair said on Friday that the U.S.-led military campaign in Iraq is going well but the war will not be won overnight. The faces are obscured by the request of the British military defense.
To: Diogenesis
Mega thanks Dio - awesome and inspiring!
God bless our heroes...
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posted on
03/21/2003 8:25:41 AM PST
by
eleni121
To: Diogenesis
Iraqi soldiers standing together with their arms raised are silhouetted in a sky covered with black smoke as they surrender to U.S. Marines from the15th Marine Expeditionary Unit in southern Iraq. Friday, March 21, 2003. The cause of black smoke is not known.
To: Diogenesis; LindaSOG
Awesome!
Thanks!
To: cateizgr8
look at this!
btw I love you :)
To: facedown
Sure it will, captioned like this:
Imperial American Invaders force the brave and beautiful people of Iraq to be baptised at gunpoint. May Allah curse the crusaders.
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posted on
03/21/2003 8:49:47 AM PST
by
Dead Dog
To: Diogenesis
Gunny Grump bump!! Ooh Rah!! Semper Fi!!!
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posted on
03/21/2003 8:51:36 AM PST
by
grumple
To: smith288
Yes, it will, but the caption will be "Brave Iraqi soldier forced to drink poison at gunpoint".
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posted on
03/21/2003 9:02:44 AM PST
by
Guillermo
(Sic 'Em)
To: Diogenesis
GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS! Dio, these threads just bring me to tears! God bless you and all Soldiers and FReepers who remind us over and over and over again HOW PRECIOUS OUR FREEDOM IS!!!! God bless...{tears of joy and admiration for our Troops and our Allies}
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posted on
03/21/2003 9:05:44 AM PST
by
Reborn
To: astounded; Freee-dame
This picture of US personnel giving aid to a surrendered Iraqi soldier is, IMHO, one of the best, most important pictures ever to come out of an American campaign. I believe it should be flashed to all US media outlets, asking them, no demanding, to show it. It demonstrates everything America stands for and literally brings me to choke up and tears. You are absolutely correct. The look of compassion on the face of the soldier with the canteen needs to be seen by every 'antiwar' protestor, as well as every other American.
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posted on
03/21/2003 9:25:04 AM PST
by
maica
(Home of the FREE because of the BRAVE)
To: smith288
Yeah, they will appear on Arab news but the captions will say " US Marines pour battery acid down an Iraqi's throat.
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posted on
03/21/2003 9:32:54 AM PST
by
Ajnin
To: smith288
Will images like this ever appear on Arabic TV? I seriously doubt it...
I bet they will, but the headlines will read "Crazed American soldiers force captured Iraqi soldier to drink terpentine"
95
posted on
03/21/2003 11:27:20 AM PST
by
x-navy seal
(Freedom isn't free!)
To: Diogenesis
That's a Texas Guy. That's the UT, 'hook'em horns' signal.
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posted on
03/21/2003 11:57:34 AM PST
by
blam
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To: Britton J Wingfield
Great pictures! I have such great pride in our Country & troops. May they come home safe.
btw--I love you too, my beautiful SeaBee :)
To: brigette; LindaSOG; AntiJen
Impressive....most impressive....
"It is too late for them to stop us now....everything is proceeding as planned....WIPE THEM OUT,ALL OF THEM"
UK OFFICER LEADING US TROOPS
Brigadier Dutton is leading both US and UK marines The British officer who led Royal Marine Commandos in the attack on the al-Faw peninsula also has thousands of US troops under his control. It is the first time a British officer has commanded such a large number of American troops since the World War II. Royal Marine Brigadier Jim Dutton, commander of 3 Commando Brigade, has about 2,000 US Marines at his disposal, 600 of which were reported to have been used in Thursday night's attack. The move has been seen as a diplomatic gesture from the US, a reward to Tony Blair for his unstinting support for the White House policy on Iraq. Brigadier Dutton is a veteran both of previous conflicts and - perhaps more importantly - delicate military diplomacy with the Americans. Click here for more on the US-UK chain of command in Iraq The historic operation was his first major test since his appointment last year as the successor to the controversial commander of the Royal Marines in Afghanistan, Brigadier Roger Lane. Brigadier Dutton has developed the crucial diplomatic skills that will equip him for the highly sensitive task of leading US Marines. After working in the high-level post of Director of Nato Policy, Brigadier Dutton was attending the Royal College of Defence Studies when global warfare suddenly changed with the 11 September terrorist attacks on the US. The "war on terror" saw him plucked from the course at short notice and dispatched to Washington to fill the vital role of the Chief of Defence Staff's liaison officer with the Pentagon. After six months working closely with the US Defence Department's top brass, his credentials within the Pentagon high command could not be better for an operation as sensitive as commanding American Marines. Brigadier Dutton's professional military experience began more than 30 years ago when he joined the Royal Marines. His early career as a rifle troop commander took him to Northern Ireland during some of the bloodiest of the troubles. He has since led 40 Commando in exercises in Jordan, the Kalahari Desert and on stand-by deployment in Brazzaville in West Africa.
To: Diogenesis
Great pics. Thanks so much.
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