Those who are supposed to be among him, the iraqi people, and are supposed to be seeing him all the time, deny that they have ever seen him, and even
deny that he exists.
The following, is evidence i already posted, and new evidence. Enjoy.
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Fallujah: History in the making
Helen Williams, Youth Aid Iraq,
The Islamic Party of Iraq have pulled out of the Interim Government over the impending massacre. A representative from the party cited the
terrible living conditions endured by Fallujah's residents who have no water or electricity. He told how many of the inhabitants had fled
- some to houses in Bagdad and around Fallujah, but most of them suffering in tented camps around their home city - all becoming refugees
in their own country - all internally displaced by a war they did not start. And many, if they survive, will return to houses of rubble,
shatterd homes and shattered lives.
He went on to say (as do all Iraqis) that the 'terrorist' Zarkawi did not exist, calling him an 'American phantom' and he demanded that
the onslaught on Fallujah be stopped straight away.
So you see, the people, who are meant to be among him, who are meant to see him all the time. Do not belive that he exists.
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Speakers at a street demonstration in Falluja denied that Zarqawi was in the city. One of them, a young cleric, said that they did not
need Zarqawi’s help. “The people of Falluja have men that love death the way the infidels love life!” he shouted. Sheikh Janabi said that
the United States was using Zarqawi as a pretext to attack Iraqis, just as it had once used weapons of mass destruction.
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Fallujah militants vow revenge on Iraq’s prime minister, defense minister
By: AFP on: 11.11.2004 [03:53 ] (238 reads)
11 November 2004
BAGHDAD - A videotape posted on Thursday .......
The tape was broadcast late Wednesday by Al-Jazeera television and featured a group of men said by the station to be 20 Iraqi soldiers
during operations in Fallujah. The men wearing Iraqi uniforms were shown with their backs to the camera.
Al-Jazeera did not broadcast the audio portion of the tape but said the militants promised not to kill the prisoners it was holding but
warned others captured later would be slain.
Allawi ordered the attack on Fallujah after the hardline clerical leadership there refused to hand over foreign extremists, including
Jordanian terror mastermind Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, who the Americans believed operated out of the Sunni Muslim city 65 kilometers (40
miles) west of Baghdad.
Fallujah clerics claimed al-Zarqawi was not in the city.
On the tape, the speaker labeled both al-Zarqawi’s alleged presence in Fallujah and Saddam Hussein’s purported weapons of mass destruction
as “synthetic phrases” used by those “who sold their religion and their homeland for money, which is a small percentage of what the
American mercenaries are earning.”
NOTE: in the above, it is said, fallujah leaders "refused to hand over foreign extremists", but they "refused to hand them over, saying
that they can't hand over someone that doesn't exist". Get it? More evidence to suggest that? HERE, TAKE IT.
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Fallujah negotiator questions Zarqawi ultimatum
By: Reuters on: 16.10.2004 [09:01] (94 reads)
Iyad Allawi told Iraq's interim assembly that Fallujah must surrender Jordanian Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, America's top enemy in Iraq, or face
military action.
"We want to know what proof there is that Zarqawi is in Fallujah," Hatem Maddab, a member of a Fallujah negotiating committee, told Arabic
Al Jazeera television, adding that the government had now halted peace talks.
"Zarqawi is like the weapons of mass destruction that America invaded Iraq for," Mr Maddab said, alluding to Saddam Hussein's arsenal of
banned arms that proved not to exist.
"We hear about that name (Zarqawi), but he is not here. More than 20 or 30 homes have been bombarded because of this Zarqawi and his
followers but only women, children and the elderly have been affected," the negotiator added.
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An iraqi who doesn't belive Zarqawi exists.
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Fallujan people who don't belive Zarqawi even exists.
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Speaking to al-Arabiya Arab news channel, al-Hasan did not support claims that al-Zarqawi is the mastermind of many Iraq attacks.
"I do not believe al-Zarqawi exists. He is a made-up figure," he told the channel.
The US occupation forces in Iraq have been claiming that al-Zarqawi and his Arab and non-Iraqi Muslim fighters are hiding out in Falluja.
Dr Muhammad al-Hamadani, a Fallujan resident told Aljazeera.net he had no knowledge about any non-Iraqi fighters in the town.
"As a Falluja citizen, and head of the Falluja Scientific Forum, I can tell you that I have never seen or heard anything about non-Iraqi
fighters in Falluja.
"We hear about al-Zarqawi in the media, but have never seen or felt his presence or any of his followers in Falluja" he said.
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Iraqi resistance doesn't belive in "al Zarqawi".
Quote:
"The American invader forces claim that Zarqawi, and with him a group of Arab fighters, are in our city," the statement said. "We know
that this talk about Zarqawi and the fighters is a game the American invader forces are playing to strike Islam and Muslims in the city of
mosques, steadfast Falluja."
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Fallujah says no zarqawi.
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The U.S. military had allowed an Iraqi force, known as the Falluja Brigade, led by former Iraqi army officers, to take over security in
the fiercely anti-American town west of Baghdad.
Brigadier Nouri Aboud, a member of the Falluja Brigade, told Reuters there was no evidence the destroyed house had been used by anyone
except the large Iraqi family that lived there.
"We inspected the damage, we looked through the bodies of the women and children and elderly. This was a family," he said.
"There is no sign of foreigners having lived in the house. Zarqawi and his men have no presence in Falluja."