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  1. I read a short article he had been killed yesterday or today (abducted and
    shot, the story claimed). Anyone know if this is true?

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    Bill Asher

  2. William Asher said:

    I read a short article he had been killed yesterday or today (abducted and
    shot, the story claimed). Anyone know if this is true?

    Yes it is.
    http://news.google.com/news?q=iraq+olympic+cycling+coach

    E.

  3. William Asher said:

    I read a short article he had been killed yesterday or today (abducted and
    shot, the story claimed). Anyone know if this is true?

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    Bill Asher

    Been on the NewsWires for a couple of days:::

    COACH KILLED: Iraq's Olympic cycling coach was killed after gunmen
    kidnapped him from his home in the latest attack on one of the
    nation's sports figures, officials said. Family members identified the
    body of 48-year-old Mahoud Ahmed Fulayih on Monday, two days after his
    abduction.

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    England is fast becoming but simple a plot of land floating in the sea
    instead of a nation of culture guided by a rich legal tradition. It is
    a tail of warning for the USA, the moral of which is don't allow
    minorities to set up a parallel culture or you will cease to be a
    nation of laws. You will, in fact, cease to be a nation at all.

  4. William Asher said:

    I read a short article he had been killed yesterday or today (abducted and
    shot, the story claimed). Anyone know if this is true?

    --
    Bill Asher


    from the AP wire [they were a bit late with it though]

    Iraqi coach killed

    Iraq's Olympic cycling coach was killed after gunmen kidnapped him
    from his home in the latest attack on one of the nation's sports
    figures, officials said.

    Family members identified the body of 48-year-old Mahoud Ahmed Fulayih
    at the central morgue in the capital on Monday, two days after he was
    abducted, said Hussein al-Amidi, the acting secretary general of
    Iraq's National Olympic Committee.

    He said Fulayih was kidnapped three days after he returned with the
    cycling team from the Asian Games in Doha, Qatar. The team did not win
    any medals there.

    "We lost another one. He is not a politician and has no link with any
    party," al-Amidi said. "It looks like no one is excluded from the
    violence."

    Athletes and sports officials have increasingly become targets of
    threats, kidnappings and assassination attempts in Iraq, either as
    part of retaliatory violence between Shiites and Sunnis or for ransom.

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    The era of the Middle East strongman, propped up by and enforcing
    Western policy, appears well and truly over. His power is being
    replaced with rule by CIVIL WAR, apparently now the American
    Administration’s favoured model across the region.

  5. William Asher said:

    I read a short article he had been killed yesterday or today (abducted and
    shot, the story claimed). Anyone know if this is true?


    http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2006/dec06/dec22news

    after returning from the Asian Games

  6. Dan Gregory said:
    William Asher said:

    I read a short article he had been killed yesterday or today (abducted and
    shot, the story claimed). Anyone know if this is true?


    http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2006/dec06/dec22news

    after returning from the Asian Games

    That's sad.

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