In a car bomb blast, in Baghdad; B & B working on fast exit strategy! and Labour Party accusing Blair for growing unpopularty of the party, as Rbin Cook said on Sunday "prime minister’s loyalty to Mr Bush was causing concern within the Labour Party, with many members unable to understand why he had allied himself so closely with “one of the most right-wing presidents we have seen in the US for a long time”
What a eventful start of the week! lets see how it goes for Balir in todays parliment session!
He was a shia I think.
just read about it on bbc about 30 mins back, not surprised @ all, more attacks r to follow from al-sadr’s mehdi army and i hope next time amreekan troops r targeted, salai damaged hazrat ali shair-e-khuda’s 
] tomb if i’m not mistaken…
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He was a shia I think.
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does it realy mater what ethinic group he belonged to! The important thing is that even the "higher ups" in iraq are not safe any more!
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He was a shia I think.
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Sunni or shia .... the militants would have perceived him as leading those collaborating with the occupation so regardless of his fiqh he owuld have been a marked man.
And yes, he definately was a Shia. He led the Islamic Dawa party. The group used to set off bombs in Baghdad under Saddam but became a respectable political party instead once he was toppled.
Anyone who sides with an invader/terrorist is a legit target... good riddance
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Sunni or shia .... the militants would have perceived him as leading those collaborating with the occupation so regardless of his fiqh he owuld have been a marked man.
And yes, he definately was a Shia. He led the Islamic Dawa party. The group used to set off bombs in Baghdad under Saddam but became a respectable political party instead once he was toppled.
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So setting up bombs to oust a govnt is wrong, correct?
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So setting up bombs to oust a govnt is wrong, correct?
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Is allowing to function a regime that promotes the interests of a foreign power, correct? When the people revolt against that regime and it's leaders, and are shut by gunpowder, is that correct?
Is loving ones country and eradicating it's traitors, correct?