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Originally posted by Amethyst
I think this about sums it up:
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
And as for your comment about the first person voting being a woman, What are you trying to suggest, that women didn't have the vote when saddam was in power? How ridiculous, women where in government when saddam was in power.
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
A story of when US troops and their mercenaries, raided a hospital, destroyed medicenes, terrorirsed
I heard a story of a family killed by phosperous.
I heard a story about a little girl, who hid under her bed with her brother, as they watched their mother father and older brother get shot by US soldiers. They stayed under that bed for 2 days, to scared to come out... but the Soldiers came back and shot them both. The girl survived, the boy did not.
I have seen the photos of the children under the rubble.
I have seen the way that the 300 000 thousand refugees lived in the camps.
I have seen the Iraqi flag drapped over the fresh graves of the heroic people of Fallujah, who fought for their homes and their familes, untill their last breath.
I saw the tears of mothers for the lives of their sons.
I heard the regret and the dissalusionment from the mouths of the enemy themselves.
I saw the Freedom you gave fallujah, when you finger print them and ID them, and retna scan them, before you allowed them back to what was left of their city, which was nothing but rubble.
I have family in iraq as well. But they are Iraqies, not criminal invaders, and they are resisting you.
BUt i also see, that Al-Fallujah, the city who has always fought imperialists through out its history, i can see that they are STILL FIGHTING YOU! AND THEY WILL NEVER SURRENDER!
So take your pseudo-democracy and your capitalist hypocracy, and get the hell out of iraq! WHILE YOU STILL CAN.
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
I saw the Freedom you gave fallujah, when you finger print them and ID them, and retna scan them, before you allowed them back to what was left of their city, which was nothing but rubble.
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
The tiny part, who are collaborating with you, the tiny opportunist traitors. The meger 10% that voted in your sham elections.
The rest of Iraq, are resisting, and resisting in full force!
South peacefull aahahah, is that what your media is selling you now?
the South is controlled by the Mehdi Army, while your baby killing troops are cowaring in their bases, that's why it's so peaceful.
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
A story of when US troops and their mercenaries, raided a hospital, destroyed medicenes, terrorirsed
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Originally posted by Syrian Sister
I heard a story about a little girl, who hid under her bed with her brother, as they watched their mother father and older brother get shot by US soldiers. They stayed under that bed for 2 days, to scared to come out... but the Soldiers came back and shot them both. The girl survived, the boy did not.
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
I have seen the photos of the children under the rubble.
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
I have seen the Iraqi flag drapped over the fresh graves of the heroic people of Fallujah, who fought for their homes and their familes, untill their last breath.
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
I saw the tears of mothers for the lives of their sons.
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
I heard the regret and the dissalusionment from the mouths of the enemy themselves.
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
I saw the Freedom you gave fallujah, when you finger print them and ID them, and retna scan them, before you allowed them back to what was left of their city, which was nothing but rubble.
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
I have family in iraq as well. But they are Iraqies, not criminal invaders, and they are resisting you.
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
BUt i also see, that Al-Fallujah, the city who has always fought imperialists through out its history, i can see that they are STILL FIGHTING YOU! AND THEY WILL NEVER SURRENDER!
So take your pseudo-democracy and your capitalist hypocracy, and get the hell out of iraq! WHILE YOU STILL CAN.
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
But Saddam didn't just send in soldiers to massacre entire families, and destroy cities at his whim. No that did not happen.
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
Besides, the Iraqi people didn't ask you to put Saddam into power in the first place. They didn't ask you to invade their country, and kill 100,000 iraiqes to "remove him". Nor did they ask you for the new regime, which you puppet and which is in no way reprsentitive of the will of the iraqi people.
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
They didn't ask for your crimes and your sanctions, that resulted in the death of 1.5 million iraqies by 1995.
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
They did not ask for all the weapons that you used against them which where against geneva conventions. Like Napalm (know hidded under the name of 'white phospherous') and Depleted Uranium. The Same Depleted Uranium you used in 1991 which resulted in the worst deformaties in children in history, equalled only by hiroshima and nagasaki.
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
But the Iraqies are asking ONe thing of you now, and i hope that you can listen to them. They are asking you to LEAVE!
Originally posted by Muaddib
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
A story of when US troops and their mercenaries, raided a hospital, destroyed medicenes, terrorirsed
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Ah, rumors...coming from who exactly i just wonder?....
BBC Nov 6 2004
A hospital has been razed to the ground in one of the heaviest US air raids in the Iraqi city of Falluja.
Witnesses said only the facade remained of the small Nazzal Emergency Hospital in the centre of the city. There are no reports on casualties.
timesonline
AMERICAN soldiers have sealed off the restive city of Ramadi in western Iraq after troops raided its hospital in search of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi. The raid came after an apparent intelligence report that Iraq’s leading terrorist may be ill.
Residents of the violent Sunni Triangle city, 70 miles west of Baghdad, told The Times that US forces were reinforcing their positions around the city, prohibiting vehicles from entering and allowing passage only by foot through a single checkpoint. The nightly curfew has been brought forward from 10pm to 8pm.
Originally posted by Muaddib
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
Besides, the Iraqi people didn't ask you to put Saddam into power in the first place. They didn't ask you to invade their country, and kill 100,000 iraiqes to "remove him". Nor did they ask you for the new regime, which you puppet and which is in no way reprsentitive of the will of the iraqi people.
This is another of those lies trying to blame the west for the problems in the Middle east.
It was the Iraqi president Al-Bakr who made Saddam vice president...latter Saddam took power and eliminated those in the Iraqi council he though would oppose him... Saddam did not need anyone's help...
Saddam key in early CIA plot
According to another former senior State Department official, Saddam, while only in his early 20s, became a part of a U.S. plot to get rid of Qasim. According to this source, Saddam was installed in an apartment in Baghdad on al-Rashid Street directly opposite Qasim's office in Iraq's Ministry of Defense, to observe Qasim's movements.
Adel Darwish, Middle East expert and author of "Unholy Babylon," said the move was done "with full knowledge of the CIA," and that Saddam's CIA handler was an Iraqi dentist working for CIA and Egyptian intelligence. U.S. officials separately confirmed Darwish's account.
Darwish said that Saddam's paymaster was Capt. Abdel Maquid Farid, the assistant military attach� at the Egyptian Embassy who paid for the apartment from his own personal account. Three former senior U.S. officials have confirmed that this is accurate.
The assassination was set for Oct. 7, 1959, but it was completely botched. Accounts differ. One former CIA official said that the 22-year-old Saddam lost his nerve and began firing too soon, killing Qasim's driver and only wounding Qasim in the shoulder and arm. Darwish told UPI that one of the assassins had bullets that did not fit his gun and that another had a hand grenade that got stuck in the lining of his coat.
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
The only terrorists are you.
You try to defame the resistance, by relating them to al Qaeda, when the resistance has nothing to do with Al Qaeda. And they have said so. And it's widley belived in iraq, that Al Qaeda is a CIA front, and that all those bombings of civilians are done by the CIA as a 'counter-insurgency' method in defaming the Resistance.
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
The resistance doesn't hurt civilians. Why would the resistance hurt their own families? Why would they kill the very people, they are risking their lives to protect? You think about it.
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
I have seen videos of resistance operations, they take special care to keep the lives of their country men safe. You on the other hand don't give a damn about the lives of Iraqies. We saw what you did in Fallujah.
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
Read the article i gave above, read how the people love the resistance and the resistance love the people. If this where not so, the resistance would not exist, and would not be able to move so freely.
Dozens of Iraqis have been killed in the past week alone and many others injured in a number of incidents involving suicide car bombings and other attacks on civilians. In this recent wave of wanton violence, four Iraqi aid workers were stabbed to death on Tuesday near Najaf. Coordinated attacks on five churches in Baghdad and Mosul on Sunday claimed the lives of 11 civilians, and a Turkish truck driver was brutally executed on Monday. Some 70 Iraqis were killed on July 28 near a police recruitment center in Baquba, 30 miles northeast of Baghdad.
“Many Iraqi political and religious leaders have rightly condemned these atrocities,” said Sarah Leah Whitson, executive director of Middle East and North Africa Division at Human Rights Watch. “They recognize that there can be no justification for this wanton killing of civilians.”
Armed insurgents’ increasing attacks on “soft targets” like civilians have created a climate in which many Iraqis are unwilling to speak out for fear of becoming targets themselves.
“Iraqis have suffered brutality for far too long,” said Whitson. “They deserve a clear break from this arbitrary violence.”
Human Rights Watch noted that these attacks on civilians are clearly proscribed by international humanitarian law. International law prohibits attacks on civilians regardless of the purpose of the attack or the political sympathies of the victim.
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
"Traitors to what exactly?" Those in the puppet regime, are traitors to Iraq, the people and the nation. The same way as the vicci french government where traitors to france during the nazi occupation.
[edit on 8-5-2005 by Syrian Sister]