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Insurgents are cowards!

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  1. Yes, these terrorists are brave indeed...hiding behind children while firing their weapons now they strap a bomb to some poor kid with the mind of a four year old?

    Handicapped boy who was made into a bomb

    By Paul McGeough, Chief Herald Correspondent, in Baghdad
    February 2, 2005

    Mind of a four-year-old ... Amar Ahmed Mohammed, who was killed on polling day in Iraq.

    Amar Ahmed Mohammed was 19 years old. But the fact that he had the mind of a four-year-old did not stop the insurgency's hard men as they strapped explosives to his chest and guided him to a voting centre in suburban Al-Askan.

    Before dawn yesterday in Baghdad, his parents strapped his broken remains to the roof of a taxi to lead a sorrowful procession to the holy city of Najaf. There, they gave him a ceremonial wash and shrouded him in white cotton before burying him in the shadow of the shrine of Imam Ali, the sainted founder of their Shiite creed.

  2. I think you have various groupings in Iraq so the situation is complex.
    First of all you have the resistance fighters who resent interference in their country, years of sanctions, hypocrisy in the U.S. Administration and so on.
    Then you have the fanatical terrorists and, sure, many of these people are cowards as you say. I mean, how about the group who burst into a school in Beslan and terrorised a batch of schoolchildren, shooting many in the back?
    Amongst that latter group, of course, you have the 9/11 hijackers or Madrid bombers but I think Bush has exploited the confusion amongs all these groups.
    if you ask me Iraq is one huge, gigantic muddle. The latest I heard is that the Shia moslems are likely to take power, displace the old secular order and probably create an Islamic State.

    zapper said:

    Yes, these terrorists are brave indeed...hiding behind children while firing their weapons now they strap a bomb to some poor kid with the mind of a four year old?

    Handicapped boy who was made into a bomb

    By Paul McGeough, Chief Herald Correspondent, in Baghdad
    February 2, 2005

    Mind of a four-year-old ... Amar Ahmed Mohammed, who was killed on polling day in Iraq.

    Amar Ahmed Mohammed was 19 years old. But the fact that he had the mind of a four-year-old did not stop the insurgency's hard men as they strapped explosives to his chest and guided him to a voting centre in suburban Al-Askan.

    Before dawn yesterday in Baghdad, his parents strapped his broken remains to the roof of a taxi to lead a sorrowful procession to the holy city of Najaf. There, they gave him a ceremonial wash and shrouded him in white cotton before burying him in the shadow of the shrine of Imam Ali, the sainted founder of their Shiite creed.

  3. Carrera said:

    I think you have various groupings in Iraq so the situation is complex.
    First of all you have the resistance fighters who resent interference in their country, years of sanctions, hypocrisy in the U.S. Administration and so on.
    Then you have the fanatical terrorists and, sure, many of these people are cowards as you say. I mean, how about the group who burst into a school in Beslan and terrorised a batch of schoolchildren, shooting many in the back?
    Amongst that latter group, of course, you have the 9/11 hijackers or Madrid bombers but I think Bush has exploited the confusion amongs all these groups.
    if you ask me Iraq is one huge, gigantic muddle. The latest I heard is that the Shia moslems are likely to take power, displace the old secular order and probably create an Islamic State.

    No doubt the situation is complex but...these maniacs have got to stop sending children, women and handicapped people to do their dirty work. These people are not human as far as I am concerned.

  4. zapper said:

    No doubt the situation is complex but...these maniacs have got to stop sending children, women and handicapped people to do their dirty work. These people are not human as far as I am concerned.


    I'm a bit confused here, are you telling us that Bush has decided on another social draft military policy for an away day to play in the sand. Befuddled as usual, I am yours for always. Love Fred. I like rosin, it gives a better grip.
    And don't start on deca again. This lot haven't got a clue, as a matter of interest what is your height and weight right now?

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