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Pakistani Diplomat Kidnapped in Iraq (moved from ATSNN)

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Ryanp5555

posted on Apr, 10 2005 @ 03:05 PM
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It turns out that a Pakistani ambassador was kidnapped by Iraqi insurgents when he was leaving a mosque. According to CNN, this kidnapping is the result of prolonged American involvement in Iraq. Apparently, Pakistan was a very strong ally for the U.S. during the Iraqi war, which is why his kidnapping holds relevance to the U.S. departure from Iraq. The remainder of this article is an update about the protests that happend on the anniversary of Sadaam's removal.
 



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BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- An Iraqi group has claimed to have kidnapped a Pakistani diplomat, who failed to return home from evening prayers at a western Baghdad mosque, Pakistan's Foreign Ministry said.


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This is very sad, you never like to hear about a terrorist group kidnapping someone. There isn't much to say, except, that I hope and pray that he makes it back to his family safely. When are we going to learn that killing is wrong?

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AlwaysLearning

posted on Apr, 10 2005 @ 08:12 PM
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Why wasn't this voted up? I see such lame stuff being voted up, but not this article?

I don't get it.



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