Brave US soldiers successfully injure Iraqi terrorists

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Warning: these are graphic.

These must be some of the “terrorists” that the US government states it wants to rid Iraq of. More actions such as these, and there is no doubt that plenty more Iraqis will be grateful for the US for “liberating” their country.

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An Iraqi girl wounded in a recent air strike lies in a hospital bed in Baghdad, March 20, 2003. U.S. bombs and cruise missiles hit Baghdad at dawn on Thursday as the United States launched a war to overthrow Saddam Hussein. [REUTERS/Goran Tomasevic] Source

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A Iraqi girl wounded in a recent air strike, lies in a hospital bed in Baghdad March 20, 2003. U.S. bombs and cruise missiles hit Baghdad at dawn on Thursday as the United States launched a war to overthrow Saddam Hussein. [REUTERS/Goran Tomasevic] Source

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An Iraqi man wounded in a recent air strike, enters a hospital in Baghdad March 20, 2003. U.S. bombs and cruise missiles hit Baghdad at dawn on Thursday as the United States launched a war to overthrow Saddam Hussein. [REUTERS/Goran Tomasevic] Source

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Re: Brave US soldiers successfully injure Iraqi terrorists

this one truly looks dangrous and most wanted, yankeez must be wondering how on earth she survived. surely not good enough effort from so called keeper of the peace.

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God blast amrika

God Bless Iraqi people.

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That's the 'American' version of humanity...First starve a country for 12 years, then when they are near death, bomb them into oblivion...We should grant them the same humanity...They deserve it...

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:(.....God help them

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:teary3:

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32+ nations bombed Iraq back in 91, NO ONE SAID A WORD

For 10 years they have been in sanctions

and after all that, the KILL them again :teary3:

Ya Rab

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Its interesting how CNN ain't showing these images "protecting" us with these ratings.

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uh for all you people who keep talking about sanctions, read your facts first, the iraqis were allowed to sell a certain amount of oil, the proceeds from which were supposed to go toward feeding the people and for medical care, but Saddam didn't let that happen, HE took control of all incoming monies.

So please, don't blame the US for absolutely EVERYTHING. This is all propaganda, only the US doesn't throw out propoganda, your "muslim" friends do too.

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*Originally posted by aahmed: *
uh for all you people who keep talking about sanctions, read your facts first, the iraqis were allowed to sell a certain amount of oil, the proceeds from which were supposed to go toward feeding the people and for medical care, but Saddam didn't let that happen, HE took control of all incoming monies.

So please, don't blame the US for absolutely EVERYTHING. This is all propaganda, only the US doesn't throw out propoganda, your "muslim" friends do too.
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Do your arguments justify US and so called 'coalition' attack on Iraq? Never, only a stupid and blind person can think that. And, honestly, its a highly unsuitable moment to point these facts out.

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RamyssysIX, i agree.

AAhmed, i agree let’s not blame the US for “everything”. No one is doing that here.

Regarding your above claims - i would strongly suggest you read this thread in the World Affairs Forum. It provides some information regarding the ‘oil-for-food’ programme, derived from objective sources such as the United Nations itself. It should clear up many of the misconceptions.