Police open fire on Iraq crowd
Iraq a bloody mess- Most of Iraq is today a bloody no-man's land beset by ruthless insurgents, savage bandit gangs, trigger-happy US patrols and marauding government forces.
[Patrick Cockburn]
A Defeat Bred In Deceit
Al-Qaida Continues Attacks; On
The Move In Fallujah,
Talafar-Al-Qaida in the Land
of the Two Rivers continued their attacks
throughout Iraq over the past few days, most
notably in Fallujah and Talafar, continuing to
strike US forces with deadly forces and
unabated, as heavy US casulaties were
reported.
Multiple Strikes In Al-Anbar As
Resistance Gnaws Away At US
Forces- Al-Anbar continues to
be the hub of resistance activities as resistance
fighters refuse to give up Sunni ground to the
occupiers and their collaborators, with multiple
attacks occurring over the weekend that claimed
more American and Iraqi lives.
Sunni men in Baghdad targeted by
attackers in police uniforms-
Days after Iraq's new Shiite-led government was
announced on April 28, the bodies of Sunni
Muslim men began turning up at the capital's
central morgue after the men had been detained
by people wearing Iraqi police uniforms.
Fallujah massacre and tsunami:
hypocrisy and double standards
- After the Thanksgiving massacre in Fallujah,
which marked the beginning of Death Squad
Democracy in Iraq for the first time, ABC News
broadcast a sanitized report from the city of one
thousand mosques. The most beautiful city in
Iraq laid in ruin and of the 300,000 original
residents only a mere 8000 were actually
struggling in the ruble of a city devastated by
the Imperial Tsunami.
US to expand its prisons across Iraq - The United States is spending $50 million to build new prisons to house the thousands of suspected fighters its forces are capturing in Iraq.
"Negotiations with Iraqi Rebels Are a Good Start But Not Enough"-- by Ivan
Eland.
