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"--= Ö§âmâ ßíñ Këñ0ßí =--" |
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22 Jan 2004 02:12:29 PM |
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Iraq Storm Season Aids Iraqi Rebels |
The Iraqi rebels have managed to fend off the Amerikans long enough for Iraqi
winter to finally arrive. The dust storms the winter brings will ground
Amerikan aircraft and make long-range surveillance impossible, and
nightvision devices work poorly.
In other words, it will level the playing field for a few months allowing the
Iraqi rebels to resupply, bring in reinforcements and strike at the Amerikans
on their own terms.
The fun is just beginning, not for the poor dead U$ cannonfodder though.
Mauhahahahaha!!!!!!!
Bwhahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
Mauhahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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| User: "Stinky Pete" |
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| Title: Re: Iraq Storm Season Aids Iraqi Rebels |
22 Jan 2004 06:22:54 PM |
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"--= Ö§âmâ ßíñ Këñ0ßí =--" <abuse@anarchy.gov> wrote in message
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The Iraqi rebels have managed to fend off the Amerikans long enough for
Iraqi
winter to finally arrive. The dust storms the winter brings will ground
Amerikan aircraft and make long-range surveillance impossible, and
nightvision devices work poorly.
In other words, it will level the playing field for a few months allowing
the
Iraqi rebels to resupply, bring in reinforcements and strike at the
Amerikans
on their own terms.
The fun is just beginning, not for the poor dead U$ cannonfodder though.
Mauhahahahaha!!!!!!!
Bwhahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
Mauhahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It didn't work during the war. What makes you think dust will slow anybody
down now?
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| User: "Alun Harford" |
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| Title: Re: Iraq Storm Season Aids Iraqi Rebels |
22 Jan 2004 07:43:34 PM |
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"Stinky Pete" <LilStinker@InadequatePersonalHygeine.com> wrote in message
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It didn't work during the war. What makes you think dust will slow anybody
down now?
(While I think the origional poster is a troll who is about 8 years old and
knows nothing about the situation, I'll reply to this)
So this is the peace?
Alun Harford
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| User: "Stinky Pete" |
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22 Jan 2004 07:46:51 PM |
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"Alun Harford" <alunharford@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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"Stinky Pete" <LilStinker@InadequatePersonalHygeine.com> wrote in message
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It didn't work during the war. What makes you think dust will slow
anybody
down now?
(While I think the origional poster is a troll who is about 8 years old
and
knows nothing about the situation, I'll reply to this)
So this is the peace?
Alun Harford
Yep. Now behave or we'll sprinlke some Zyklon-B on your Cap'n Crunch.
There's no room on the planet for troublemakers.
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| User: "Carlos Santillan" |
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| Title: Re: Iraq Storm Season Aids Iraqi Rebels |
23 Jan 2004 07:32:49 PM |
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"Stinky Pete" <LilStinker@InadequatePersonalHygeine.com> wrote in message
Don't you remember that the coallition was stops for weeks just
outside Basra and they had to sed in reinforcements?
It didn't work during the war. What makes you think dust will slow anybody
down now?
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| User: "--= Ö§âmâ ßíñ Këñ0ßí =--" |
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24 Jan 2004 02:25:34 PM |
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A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, "Stinky Pete"
<LilStinker@InadequatePersonalHygeine.com> wrote:
The Iraqi rebels have managed to fend off the Amerikans long enough for
Iraqi
winter to finally arrive. The dust storms the winter brings will ground
Amerikan aircraft and make long-range surveillance impossible, and
nightvision devices work poorly.
It didn't work during the war. What makes you think dust will slow
anybody
down now?
You have a faulty memory, let me refresh it for you:
"Soldiers marking maps for the upcoming attack by the US forces' 3rd
Infantry Division (Mechanised) strained to see through the film of dust
that hung in the air inside the dimly lit tents. Those who ventured outside
to the latrines risked getting lost if they stepped more than a metre from
their tents.
Visibility was zero as the sand blotted out the moon and stung the eyes of
those foolish enough to step into the darkness."
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2003/03/14/1047583702542.html
"The first action of the war for the 101st Airborne Division's aviation
battalions was marred by two Apache Longbow helicopter accidents. One crew
member suffered leg fractures, but three others walked away from the
crashes with only minor injuries.
The two U.S. attack helicopters crashed in blinding dust Friday night. One
crashed on takeoff, the other after returning from an otherwise successful
deep assault on an Iraqi armored brigade about 50 miles south of Baghdad."
http://web.naplesnews.com/03/03/naples/d926994a.htm
As I foresaw a year ago, Amerika's army shall be swallowed up by the desert
itself, all invaders of Babylon shall perish.
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| User: "FP" |
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| Title: Re: Iraq Storm Season Aids Iraqi Rebels |
22 Jan 2004 09:04:15 PM |
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Stinky Pete wrote:
"--= Ö§âmâ ßíñ Këñ0ßí =--" <abuse@anarchy.gov> wrote in message
news:OBK94789AC13C02A0001138@r2-dv8.anarchy.gov...
The Iraqi rebels have managed to fend off the Amerikans long enough for
Iraqi
winter to finally arrive. The dust storms the winter brings will ground
Amerikan aircraft and make long-range surveillance impossible, and
nightvision devices work poorly.
In other words, it will level the playing field for a few months allowing
the
Iraqi rebels to resupply, bring in reinforcements and strike at the
Amerikans
on their own terms.
The fun is just beginning, not for the poor dead U$ cannonfodder though.
Mauhahahahaha!!!!!!!
Bwhahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
Mauhahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It didn't work during the war.
The dust storms hindered the US bigtime!
What makes you think dust will slow anybody
down now?
The dust storms slowed us down in the war.
--
Islamic Jihad leader Shaik Nafez Azzam 12-03:
"You the Jews are invited to live in safety in Palestine, the whole..."
Wait, but I thought the nasty A-rabs wanted to toss the poor Jews into
the sea!
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| User: "Stinky Pete" |
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| Title: Re: Iraq Storm Season Aids Iraqi Rebels |
23 Jan 2004 06:54:39 AM |
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"FP" <FP@fp.can> wrote in message news:40108F2F.8A4D61BD@fp.can...
Stinky Pete wrote:
"--= Ö§âmâ ßíñ Këñ0ßí =--" <abuse@anarchy.gov> wrote in message
news:OBK94789AC13C02A0001138@r2-dv8.anarchy.gov...
The Iraqi rebels have managed to fend off the Amerikans long enough
for
Iraqi
winter to finally arrive. The dust storms the winter brings will
ground
Amerikan aircraft and make long-range surveillance impossible, and
nightvision devices work poorly.
In other words, it will level the playing field for a few months
allowing
the
Iraqi rebels to resupply, bring in reinforcements and strike at the
Amerikans
on their own terms.
The fun is just beginning, not for the poor dead U$ cannonfodder
though.
Mauhahahahaha!!!!!!!
Bwhahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
Mauhahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It didn't work during the war.
The dust storms hindered the US bigtime!
What makes you think dust will slow anybody
down now?
The dust storms slowed us down in the war.
Hmmm....I don't see no Baathists making the decisions in Iraq. It seems to
me that a little dust didn't stop nobody.
--
Islamic Jihad leader Shaik Nafez Azzam 12-03:
"You the Jews are invited to live in safety in Palestine, the whole..."
Wait, but I thought the nasty A-rabs wanted to toss the poor Jews into
the sea!
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| User: "satyr" |
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| Title: Re: Iraq Storm Season Aids Iraqi Rebels |
27 Jan 2004 12:40:23 AM |
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On Fri, 23 Jan 2004 12:54:39 GMT, "Stinky Pete"
<LilStinker@InadequatePersonalHygeine.com> wrote:
The dust storms slowed us down in the war.
Hmmm....I don't see no Baathists making the decisions in Iraq. It seems to
me that a little dust didn't stop nobody.
I don't see the Americans having the situation under control either.
I would say these guerrillas are surprisingly effective.
I could be wrong but I believe they have claimed the first ever kills
of an Abrams tank, an Apache gunship and a Bradley armored vehicle
(now two). Not to mention the way they seem to drop mortars and
rockets on our base whenever they like.
These guys are smart and they have the will to fight. That was a
winning combination in Viet Nam.
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| User: "FP" |
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27 Jan 2004 12:41:54 AM |
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satyr wrote:
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004 12:54:39 GMT, "Stinky Pete"
<LilStinker@InadequatePersonalHygeine.com> wrote:
The dust storms slowed us down in the war.
Hmmm....I don't see no Baathists making the decisions in Iraq. It seems to
me that a little dust didn't stop nobody.
I don't see the Americans having the situation under control either.
I would say these guerrillas are surprisingly effective.
I could be wrong but I believe they have claimed the first ever kills
of an Abrams tank,
2 Abrams dead:
1 with 3 antitank mines laid on top of each other and all detonated at
once. ;) Clever.
1 with a mystery weapon that left a tiny hole in the hull, somehow
penetrated clean thru the Abrams, then just fried in electronics inside
to Hell. No one knows what it is yet. :D Hehehe.
an Apache gunship
Apache? That is easy to take down, no? Aim a SAM at it. ;)
and a Bradley armored vehicle
(now two).
Actually a number of these suckas have bit hit and damaged. A number of
the crew have been killed and wounded. An RPG can go right thru that
thing and a big enuf roadside bomb sets the sucka on fire. ;)
Not to mention the way they seem to drop mortars and
rockets on our base whenever they like.
Yes, a Robt Fisk article talked about driving back from Fallujah to
Baghdad one night in late Sept. There are like !18! US bases from
Fallujah to Baghdad, and he knew where each one was. The whole way
home, every damn base he passed was under heavy mortar attack. And
firing tracers and whatnot back at the enemy. All the way home, every
base, all 18. The US media tends not to report this stuff. ;)
These guys are smart
Some of them are indeed. The Israelis were terrified of Iraq becuz they
always said the Iraqis and the Jordanian Hashemites were the best
fighters of all the Arabs.
and they have the will to fight.
Indeed.
That was a
winning combination in Viet Nam.
This war is *unwinnable* like VN.
--
Islamic Jihad leader Shaik Nafez Azzam 12-03:
"You the Jews are invited to live in safety in Palestine, the whole..."
Wait, but I thought the nasty A-rabs wanted to toss the poor Jews into
the sea!
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| User: "satyr" |
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| Title: Re: Iraq Storm Season Aids Iraqi Rebels |
27 Jan 2004 10:35:23 PM |
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On Mon, 26 Jan 2004 22:41:54 -0800, FP <FP@fp.can> wrote:
satyr wrote:
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004 12:54:39 GMT, "Stinky Pete"
<LilStinker@InadequatePersonalHygeine.com> wrote:
The dust storms slowed us down in the war.
Hmmm....I don't see no Baathists making the decisions in Iraq. It seems to
me that a little dust didn't stop nobody.
I don't see the Americans having the situation under control either.
I would say these guerrillas are surprisingly effective.
I could be wrong but I believe they have claimed the first ever kills
of an Abrams tank,
2 Abrams dead:
1 with 3 antitank mines laid on top of each other and all detonated at
once. ;) Clever.
1 with a mystery weapon that left a tiny hole in the hull, somehow
penetrated clean thru the Abrams, then just fried in electronics inside
to Hell. No one knows what it is yet. :D Hehehe.
Didn't hear about that one. Spooky.
an Apache gunship
Apache? That is easy to take down, no? Aim a SAM at it. ;)
Still, I don't think anyone had done it before. The Apache is tough
because it can hid behind hills and fire missiles without ever
exposing itself. Unfortunately, that isn't as helpful when the enemy
is on all four sides and right underneath you too.
and a Bradley armored vehicle
(now two).
Actually a number of these suckas have bit hit and damaged. A number of
the crew have been killed and wounded. An RPG can go right thru that
thing and a big enuf roadside bomb sets the sucka on fire. ;)
Yeah, they are better suited to urban riot control. About all you can
say is that it's better than a Humvee.
Not to mention the way they seem to drop mortars and
rockets on our base whenever they like.
Yes, a Robt Fisk article talked about driving back from Fallujah to
Baghdad one night in late Sept. There are like !18! US bases from
Fallujah to Baghdad, and he knew where each one was. The whole way
home, every damn base he passed was under heavy mortar attack. And
firing tracers and whatnot back at the enemy. All the way home, every
base, all 18.
Wow. I remember when Rummy (I think) commented that the high level of
attacks indicated that the "dead enders" were getting desperate. That
was maybe back in September.
The Iraqis were very desperate today.
The US media tends not to report this stuff. ;)
Sounds more like 'nam every day.
These guys are smart
Some of them are indeed. The Israelis were terrified of Iraq becuz they
always said the Iraqis and the Jordanian Hashemites were the best
fighters of all the Arabs.
The Afghans kicked the Soviets' asses but the motivation of the Rusky
troops was actually lower than the US in 'nam.
and they have the will to fight.
Indeed.
That was a
winning combination in Viet Nam.
This war is *unwinnable* like VN.
And so damaging to our national security. I love Lieberman asking how
we could *not* be safer with Saddam gone. I'll tell you Joe. When we
are paying the bill for this fiasco and we have 100,000 troops pinned
down in a war of attrition, how are we going to defend against a real
threat? This is a heavy price to take out a guy with no aircraft, no
WMDs, no missiles >150 km range and no history of supporting
terrorism (in fact, an opponent of Muslim fanatics.)
--
satyr #1953
Chairman, EAC Church Taxation Subcommittee
Director, Gideon Bible Alternative Fuel Project
Supervisor, EAC Fossil Casting Lab
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| User: "FP" |
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28 Jan 2004 12:35:47 AM |
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satyr wrote:
<snip>
Check out my Iraq War reports on the net. They talk about all the
war-related stuff we were just discussing, Plug:
FPIA Iraq War Reports are the most comprehensive media reports on the
Iraq War available anywhere, listing more attacks than any other media
outlet. Google for these reports at various sites on Net under: Iraqi
Resitance Data Reports. Iraqi Resistance Data Reports are produced in
collaboration with Muhammad Abu Nasr of the Free Arab Voice website.
When it comes to Iraq War news, accept no other!
--
Islamic Jihad leader Shaik Nafez Azzam 12-03:
"You the Jews are invited to live in safety in Palestine, the whole..."
Wait, but I thought the nasty A-rabs wanted to toss the poor Jews into
the sea!
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| User: "FP" |
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27 Jan 2004 11:24:40 PM |
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satyr wrote:
On Mon, 26 Jan 2004 22:41:54 -0800, FP <FP@fp.can> wrote:
satyr wrote:
2 Abrams dead:
1 with 3 antitank mines laid on top of each other and all detonated at
once. ;) Clever.
1 with a mystery weapon that left a tiny hole in the hull, somehow
penetrated clean thru the Abrams, then just fried in electronics inside
to Hell. No one knows what it is yet. :D Hehehe.
Didn't hear about that one. Spooky.
I believe the analysis is centering on brand-new Russian RPG launchers
which are supposedly extremely good, but I know little about them.
an Apache gunship
Apache? That is easy to take down, no? Aim a SAM at it. ;)
Still, I don't think anyone had done it before. The Apache is tough
because it can hid behind hills and fire missiles without ever
exposing itself. Unfortunately, that isn't as helpful when the enemy
is on all four sides and right underneath you too.
K thx.
and a Bradley armored vehicle
(now two).
Actually a number of these suckas have bit hit and damaged. A number of
the crew have been killed and wounded. An RPG can go right thru that
thing and a big enuf roadside bomb sets the sucka on fire. ;)
Yeah, they are better suited to urban riot control. About all you can
say is that it's better than a Humvee.
I really do not think they are that bad. You know, our weapons can
destroy a lot of enemy vehicles so it figgers the enemy is figgering out
how to destroy our vehicles too. I think the Bradley is very good,
quite well-armed, but hey you know, in war the enemy kills a lot of our
stuff. In WWII, the Germans killed a lot of our armor. So it goes.
Actually, often RPG's just bounce off those Bradleys. But apparently if
you hit it right or skillfully, I am not sure....
Not to mention the way they seem to drop mortars and
rockets on our base whenever they like.
Yes, a Robt Fisk article talked about driving back from Fallujah to
Baghdad one night in late Sept. There are like !18! US bases from
Fallujah to Baghdad, and he knew where each one was. The whole way
home, every damn base he passed was under heavy mortar attack. And
firing tracers and whatnot back at the enemy. All the way home, every
base, all 18.
Wow. I remember when Rummy (I think) commented that the high level of
attacks indicated that the "dead enders" were getting desperate. That
was maybe back in September.
The Iraqis were very desperate today.
LOL.
The US media tends not to report this stuff. ;)
Sounds more like 'nam every day.
I was a kid; you know about Nam? Did the press fail to report the
degree and number of enemy attacks?>
These guys are smart
Some of them are indeed. The Israelis were terrified of Iraq becuz they
always said the Iraqis and the Jordanian Hashemites were the best
fighters of all the Arabs.
The Afghans kicked the Soviets' asses but the motivation of the Rusky
troops was actually lower than the US in 'nam.
Well I would not say that the Afghans kicked the Soviet's asses, as 1
million Afghans were killed and 15,000 Soviets. However, the Soviets
did withdraw and give up. Soviet Army was not bad, and I guess this
Russian Army is not too bad, but seems they are short of cash and have
poor discipline. I would not wish to fight against even these
Russians. Too much high-powered weaponry. More the case that the
Chechens are very good.
and they have the will to fight.
Indeed.
That was a
winning combination in Viet Nam.
This war is *unwinnable* like VN.
And so damaging to our national security. I love Lieberman asking how
we could *not* be safer with Saddam gone. I'll tell you Joe. When we
are paying the bill for this fiasco and we have 100,000 troops pinned
down in a war of attrition, how are we going to defend against a real
threat? This is a heavy price to take out a guy with no aircraft, no
WMDs, no missiles >150 km range and no history of supporting
terrorism (in fact, an opponent of Muslim fanatics.)
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I agree totally with u. And this ***** about are WE safer? Who the Hell
is WE? You mean, those Americans *inside* the US? Well, there has not
been another attack but so what? They hardly ever happened anyway. But
there have been a ton of attacks on US targets outside the US and many
Americans have been killed in Iraq for no damn good reason. The
Americans in Iraq and in the rest of the world are not WE? Why not?
What group r u in? This thread is horribly CP'd.
--
Islamic Jihad leader Shaik Nafez Azzam 12-03:
"You the Jews are invited to live in safety in Palestine, the whole..."
Wait, but I thought the nasty A-rabs wanted to toss the poor Jews into
the sea!
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28 Jan 2004 12:47:19 AM |
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On Tue, 27 Jan 2004 21:24:40 -0800, FP <FP@fp.can> wrote:
The Iraqis were very desperate today.
LOL.
The US media tends not to report this stuff. ;)
Sounds more like 'nam every day.
I was a kid; you know about Nam? Did the press fail to report the
degree and number of enemy attacks?>
I was a kid too, but it has been widely reported that the military
exaggerated victories and downplayed defeats and generally painted a
rosy picture that did not exist. At one point the military was
claiming that the North had been basically defeated and it was just a
mop-up operation. Then came the Tet offensive with ferocious Vietcong
attacks breaking out all over simultaneously.
This war is *unwinnable* like VN.
And so damaging to our national security. I love Lieberman asking how
we could *not* be safer with Saddam gone. I'll tell you Joe. When we
are paying the bill for this fiasco and we have 100,000 troops pinned
down in a war of attrition, how are we going to defend against a real
threat? This is a heavy price to take out a guy with no aircraft, no
WMDs, no missiles >150 km range and no history of supporting
terrorism (in fact, an opponent of Muslim fanatics.)
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I agree totally with u. And this ***** about are WE safer? Who the Hell
is WE? You mean, those Americans *inside* the US? Well, there has not
been another attack but so what? They hardly ever happened anyway. But
there have been a ton of attacks on US targets outside the US and many
Americans have been killed in Iraq for no damn good reason. The
Americans in Iraq and in the rest of the world are not WE? Why not?
We have already reached a significant percentage of the 9/11 deaths in
Iraq.
What group r u in? This thread is horribly CP'd.
alt.atheism
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Chairman, EAC Church Taxation Subcommittee
Director, Gideon Bible Alternative Fuel Project
Supervisor, EAC Fossil Casting Lab
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| User: "FP" |
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| Title: Re: Iraq Storm Season Aids Iraqi Rebels |
23 Jan 2004 07:13:46 AM |
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Stinky Pete wrote:
"FP" <FP@fp.can> wrote in message news:40108F2F.8A4D61BD@fp.can...
Stinky Pete wrote:
The dust storms slowed us down in the war.
Hmmm....I don't see no Baathists making the decisions in Iraq. It seems to
me that a little dust didn't stop nobody.
During the war, the dust storms were a big problem.
--
Islamic Jihad leader Shaik Nafez Azzam 12-03:
"You the Jews are invited to live in safety in Palestine, the whole..."
Wait, but I thought the nasty A-rabs wanted to toss the poor Jews into
the sea!
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