Vicegerent
2005-11-02 14:51:35 UTC
When are Americans ever going to admit that
"their boys" are not the brave men fighting
for their freedoms and rights; but are just
vile murdering thugs right out of Hell?
Oh! I forgot, Iraqis are not 'children of God'
as Jesus said all flesh (people) are - they are
just vermin in the way of the Haliburton oil pirates.
And, they DO have all those weapons of mass destruction.
Vicegerent
Quote:
Iraqi Resistance Report for Monday, 31 October 2005
Iron_Clay <***@clear.net.nz>
*US admits seven American troops killed in 24, hours
as official statistics show Resistance activity at
nine-month high.
Now see if you can help me with this. Above, we have
the US claiming "Resistance activity at nine-month high",
and yet the reported kill rate is at a 2 year low ...
I have billy goats that smell better than this.
Evidence the US are ensuring news doesn't get back to
the reporting stations.
Iron and Clay ... Helping the American government be
a little more honest the American people.
This weeks dead count of: 156 takes the over all US
Soldier killed in Iraq to: 15,212
This week:
25 October 02 US Killed in Iraq
26 October 31 US Killed in Iraq
27 October 30 US Killed in Iraq
28 October 14 US Killed in Iraq
29 October 26 US Killed in Iraq
30 October 25 US Killed in Iraq
31 October 28 US Killed in Iraq today.
Al-Anbar Province.
Al-Qa'im.
US warplane blasts houses, then returns to rocket
rescuers, killing 41 Iraqi civilians in savage
pre-dawn raid near al-Qa'im.
An American warplane bombed four houses and one
commercial shop in the al-Baydah area near al-Qa'im
before dawn at 3am Monday morning.
The correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam said that
this latest of many American air raids on the area
- and one of the most bloody - left 41 local civilians
dead, 23 of them women and children, and another 11
local residents wounded.
The correspondent reported a source in al-Qa'im
Hospital as saying that all those who were injured
are in grave condition.
In its dispatch on the American attacks, Quds Press
reported that the raids affected the villages of
al-Baydah and al-Karabilah and that 41 Iraqi residents
had been killed in the air raid and another 20 wounded.
Al-Jazeera satellite TV reported medical sources had
confirmed about 40 Iraqi deaths in the American raid,
12 of them children, and another 10 wounded.
Eyewitnesses told the Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent
that the US warplane fired another rocket at the houses
after the initial attack once people had gathered to try
to help the victims. This second attack on the local
rescuers greatly increased the death toll, the
witnesses said.
Quds Press quoted local resident Shaykh Ahmad al-Karbuli
as saying that the American aircraft bombed villagers
after they had gathered to help rescue victims and
recover bodies from the initial air strike.
Dr. Ahmad al-'Ani of al-Qa'im General Hospital told
Quds Press that his facility had received about 40
bodies and about 20 wounded people. He said that half
of the victims were women and children and noted that
some of the injured had been severely wounded.
Sources close to the Iraqi Resistance in al-Qa'im told
Quds Press that they have had no presence in the city
for almost a month. There have been attacks near
al-Qa'im and in its environs targeting US forces and
bases, the source acknowledged, but none of those
attacks are launched from al-Qa'im or the area hit
by Monday's air raids.
The US military announced on Monday that it had struck
a house in which what it called "terrorists" had taken
refuge. In a similar attack on what US forces claimed
was a "terrorist hideout" two days earlier, US aircraft
killed 10 Iraqi civilians, including several women and
children, Quds Press noted. On Wednesday, 26 October,
US air raids in the nearby area of ar-Rummanah left
more than 20 villagers dead.
Al-Jazeera reported Iraqi sources as saying that in
Monday's raid the majority of the victims were natives
of the nearby town of al-Hasibah who had taken refuge
in the al-Baydah area following US attacks on their
native village. Unquote
"their boys" are not the brave men fighting
for their freedoms and rights; but are just
vile murdering thugs right out of Hell?
Oh! I forgot, Iraqis are not 'children of God'
as Jesus said all flesh (people) are - they are
just vermin in the way of the Haliburton oil pirates.
And, they DO have all those weapons of mass destruction.
Vicegerent
Quote:
Iraqi Resistance Report for Monday, 31 October 2005
Iron_Clay <***@clear.net.nz>
*US admits seven American troops killed in 24, hours
as official statistics show Resistance activity at
nine-month high.
Now see if you can help me with this. Above, we have
the US claiming "Resistance activity at nine-month high",
and yet the reported kill rate is at a 2 year low ...
I have billy goats that smell better than this.
Evidence the US are ensuring news doesn't get back to
the reporting stations.
Iron and Clay ... Helping the American government be
a little more honest the American people.
This weeks dead count of: 156 takes the over all US
Soldier killed in Iraq to: 15,212
This week:
25 October 02 US Killed in Iraq
26 October 31 US Killed in Iraq
27 October 30 US Killed in Iraq
28 October 14 US Killed in Iraq
29 October 26 US Killed in Iraq
30 October 25 US Killed in Iraq
31 October 28 US Killed in Iraq today.
Al-Anbar Province.
Al-Qa'im.
US warplane blasts houses, then returns to rocket
rescuers, killing 41 Iraqi civilians in savage
pre-dawn raid near al-Qa'im.
An American warplane bombed four houses and one
commercial shop in the al-Baydah area near al-Qa'im
before dawn at 3am Monday morning.
The correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam said that
this latest of many American air raids on the area
- and one of the most bloody - left 41 local civilians
dead, 23 of them women and children, and another 11
local residents wounded.
The correspondent reported a source in al-Qa'im
Hospital as saying that all those who were injured
are in grave condition.
In its dispatch on the American attacks, Quds Press
reported that the raids affected the villages of
al-Baydah and al-Karabilah and that 41 Iraqi residents
had been killed in the air raid and another 20 wounded.
Al-Jazeera satellite TV reported medical sources had
confirmed about 40 Iraqi deaths in the American raid,
12 of them children, and another 10 wounded.
Eyewitnesses told the Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent
that the US warplane fired another rocket at the houses
after the initial attack once people had gathered to try
to help the victims. This second attack on the local
rescuers greatly increased the death toll, the
witnesses said.
Quds Press quoted local resident Shaykh Ahmad al-Karbuli
as saying that the American aircraft bombed villagers
after they had gathered to help rescue victims and
recover bodies from the initial air strike.
Dr. Ahmad al-'Ani of al-Qa'im General Hospital told
Quds Press that his facility had received about 40
bodies and about 20 wounded people. He said that half
of the victims were women and children and noted that
some of the injured had been severely wounded.
Sources close to the Iraqi Resistance in al-Qa'im told
Quds Press that they have had no presence in the city
for almost a month. There have been attacks near
al-Qa'im and in its environs targeting US forces and
bases, the source acknowledged, but none of those
attacks are launched from al-Qa'im or the area hit
by Monday's air raids.
The US military announced on Monday that it had struck
a house in which what it called "terrorists" had taken
refuge. In a similar attack on what US forces claimed
was a "terrorist hideout" two days earlier, US aircraft
killed 10 Iraqi civilians, including several women and
children, Quds Press noted. On Wednesday, 26 October,
US air raids in the nearby area of ar-Rummanah left
more than 20 villagers dead.
Al-Jazeera reported Iraqi sources as saying that in
Monday's raid the majority of the victims were natives
of the nearby town of al-Hasibah who had taken refuge
in the al-Baydah area following US attacks on their
native village. Unquote