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reply posted on 19-12-2005 @ 05:22 PM by deltaboy
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Originally posted by aape
from reuters:
headline : British "Undercover Soldiers" Caught driving Booby Trapped Car
"They were driving a civilian car and were dressed in civilian clothes when shooting took place between them and Iraqi patrols," an official in
Basra said

www.abovetopsecret.com...
Here this explains it. And also its debunked about the car bomb.
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reply posted on 19-12-2005 @ 05:27 PM by devilwasp
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Originally posted by aape
I´m not saying it, reuters is. 
Oh? And then why bring it up in the first place?
The thread that deltaboy has kindly linked us to , thank you btw, debunks it. I personally took pleasure in debunking alongside several others.
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reply posted on 19-12-2005 @ 05:31 PM by aape
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Oh? And then why bring it up in the first place?
The thread that deltaboy has kindly linked us to , thank you btw, debunks it. I personally took pleasure in debunking alongside several others.

Well if you are so bright,why didn´t you link to the threat instead of yawning about their dressing?
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reply posted on 19-12-2005 @ 05:41 PM by deltaboy
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www.abovetopsecret.com...
Here is another thread about that situation that happened. It pretty much explains it all. Not going into all of the pages though.
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reply posted on 19-12-2005 @ 05:48 PM by devilwasp
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Originally posted by aape
Well if you are so bright,why didn´t you link to the threat instead of yawning about their dressing? 
Because I felt no need to, its well documented that this "bomb" BS is infact BS.
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reply posted on 20-12-2005 @ 09:43 PM by Daedalus3
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Sysrina Sister, are you Iraqi or Syrian??
And what is the middle- east's/ your take/opinion on Chechnya,Kashmir and the Qighar province of china?
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reply posted on 1-1-2006 @ 10:59 AM by seagull
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speaking of syrian sister, she's been conspicuous by her absence lately. I am sure she'll be back soon to further enlighten us as to the villiany
of the evil occupiers of Iraq.
Things still seem to be looking up in Iraq, and I'm sure this bugs the mmm...hmmm... outta certain people around these parts  . All to the
good, certain people should be bugged on a regular basis, just on general principles.
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reply posted on 1-1-2006 @ 11:16 AM by NumberCruncher
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Originally posted by Daedalus3
Sysrina Sister, are you Iraqi or Syrian??
And what is the middle- east's/ your take/opinion on Chechnya,Kashmir and the Qighar province of china? 
Syrian Sister is Australian by Citizenship (so ive seen her claim), but ive seen post's where she Identifys Australia (and the west broadly) as
basically the Nemises of her life, her posts at times have been so extreme that one would have to assume she has been "asked" to tone it down.
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reply posted on 1-1-2006 @ 12:14 PM by 27jd
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She's young, and looking for heroes, just in the wrong places. Read some of her posts and you'll see she posts a picture of some murderous
insurgent/terrorist/freedom fighters and then calls them dreamy. Kind of like many girls here in the U.S. and elsewhere idolizing 50 cent, etc. In the
80's it was Motley Crue. I don't think she really even fully comprehends the ideology, but I'm sure she will say she does. I think it's just the
"bad boy" phase she's likely going through, only these are the bad boys of arab culture and they actually kill innocent people on purpose.
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reply posted on 1-1-2006 @ 08:37 PM by pill
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The soldiers don't have a say in this matter. They have a job to do and if they don't do it they get in trouble, they could be dishonorably
discharged and that's worst than a felony, their lives would be ruined. They are only doing a job, many of my friends are military.
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reply posted on 1-1-2006 @ 09:43 PM by dreamer04
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Syrian Sister
Text Navy
I am sorry you have so much hate for us Americans , please realize that we dont always know what our own government does and I am very sorry for
the poor conduct of "some " of our own military people, It's the bad ones that makes us look bad and I regret to say that there are bad among the
good in our military . I dont hate anyone , Iraqi or otherwise just because of one man who took pleasure in killing innocent men , women , and
children and hid there bodies for decades in deserts or sent home body parts to loved ones in garbage bags . Our government doesnt always tell the
American people what really goes on , from secretly using drugs on americans , hiding truths of events only to apologize for them later , and yet , as
a compassionate country for the opressed and underdogs we wish to come to the rescue and many AMERICANS have donated their time, money , including
missionaries and peace corp personell , endanger their own lives just so that humanitarian relief can be recieved to those in need of it , no matter
who they are , no matter what country , not all Americans are evil , and not all of us will suffer the same fate of those Americans who have strayed
from God's intended path , I'm sorry , but they stand alone come judgement day and have alot to answer for , for their own wrong doings . I ask you
this , should you suffer the same fate as your kindred or friends in Iraq just because they choose to slaughter babies , men and women ? That wouldnt
be very fair now would it ? NO man can contol what the other man or country is doing , that doesnt mean we should be held accountable for it either .
No human deserves the horrible treatment that has plauged man kind from the begining of time . And for the record , even us Americans feel our troops
should come home , we have our losses too , many of the men and women feel they are fighting for a cause to help a civilization that has suffered
tremendous unspeakable horrors . I'm sorry to read you feel that their suffering should continue , thats not very HUMANE of you and not very nice to
wish such continued suffering , from which you yourself should be greatful you have never had to experience .
P.S.
I dont always agree with how things are handled by our government , but I am still greatful to be an American . Theres alot of good citizens here
who fought and died so that others may experience freedom . What has your contribution to the human race been , if I may ask ? Hope it wasnt your 2
cents because it wasnt worth much .
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reply posted on 2-1-2006 @ 04:05 AM by seagull
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Dreamer04.
Very well said. This country has been a beacon for others to follow for many years and that is all to the good. Do we have some dark episodes
in our history? Of course we do. The difference between America and most of the rest of the world is that we don't hide from it, we try, and
sometimes fail; to learn from those dark episodes.
There is one thing that you can bank on; however much we may stumble in our attempts to help the rest of the world, never ever doubt that our
intentions are noble.
The rants by SS, and others who shall remain nameless, are the products of jelousy and envy nothing more and nothing less. They cannot stand
the notion that the united states of america stands for something loftier and more noble than they can aspire to. Yes, we sometimes fall short of
these standards, but the grace is in the attempt, not the failure.
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reply posted on 8-1-2006 @ 03:04 AM by dreamer04
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SS
Thank you seagull for your post .
Yes you are right , we have a dark side , our country has its secrets , but , as Americans we rise together when our fellow man or under-dog needs a
helping hand . No matter what , even in our darkest hour , we still ban together as one . Yet , should we all be silenced (Americans) , our voices
will forever ring , for mankind and for what we stood for , freedom .
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reply posted on 8-1-2006 @ 03:12 AM by Zaphod58
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Originally posted by aape
I´m not saying it, reuters is. 
And it's amazing that they managed to take pictures of all of their gear, and them, but NOT ONE PICTURE of the boobytrapped car, or all the
explosives they were supposedly carrying. You would think that SOMEONE would have been able to snap a picture of the booby trap, or the explosives
they "had on them" according to the press. Funny how no one did though.
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reply posted on 8-1-2006 @ 03:26 AM by johnsky
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Originally posted by WeBDeviL
So if you are from Iraq. I pose one question.
As I am assuming you are pro-resistance? I've encountered many people myself (I served in Iraq), that loved the U.S. Iraqi civilians giving us shouts
of "viva la freedom" and "god bless U.S.A."

... Are you sure you served over there? Cause last I checked they sure werent shouting Viva la freedom... last I checked, thats the wrong language.
... and those that shout god bless USA are typically looking for "souvineers" so they can feed themselves. Satan himself would get the same
welcoming should the civies be hungry enough.
No, I've seen far too much evidence in the contrary to believe they like us in the least.
please quote only what is needed to make your point
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reply posted on 8-1-2006 @ 11:36 AM by seagull
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No, thank you, Dreamer. The truth often sounds trite doesn't it? But it's truth nevertheless. America stands for much more than strip malls and
Walmarts. Why else would people risk, and sometimes find, death to get here. Elian Gonzalez, and his mother, are the face of that desire. I can't
fathom it myself, having lived here all my life. It's not just the desire for freedom from want. or even wanting freedom. It's something deeper,
that lifelong americans may have a hard time understanding. Hmm... possibility for a posting perhaps.
This is what the Iraqi's want. Maybe not our brand of democracy, but one much like it. Regardless of what others may think.
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reply posted on 10-1-2006 @ 02:53 AM by dreamer04
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Seagull
Very true ....
I think its our desire of survival that makes us stop at nothing to achieve freedom and for, if not anything else , "Survival ", not
just for ourselves , but for our children as well . I like to call it " Self sacrafice", for our children for whom we love deeply and infinantly .
Thats why so many parents , no matter where they came from , sacraficed all they had , even their lives , just so their children could live in a
world they thought was better than their own . I for one would make that sacrafice for my kids .
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reply posted on 10-1-2006 @ 06:19 AM by HumanBean
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I find it disgusting that people like SS can live in my country and give my country a bad name by saying the sort of crap that she does.
America may not be perfect, but if it wasn't for them we would all be speaking German or maybe Russian by now. They may have had misguided reasons
for invading Iraq but now there's one less frigging lunatic in the world. I've no doubt there is friction between Iraqi civilians and US soldiers
but that just go to show how lucky they are that they are even *free* to speak up about their occupiers. If they'd done that under the Hussein
reigime then they would of got a bullet in the back of the head
Maybe the media should drop it's own agenda (yeah right) and start reporting an unbiased view of what's going on in Iraq instead of publishing
sensationalist stories with pictures of little children crying designed to do nothing more than pull people's heart strings and get them ratings
Admin edit Profanity removed.
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reply posted on 10-1-2006 @ 08:39 AM by devilwasp
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With respect guys, this aint about SS or anyone else except the iraqis.
This topics about "what iraqis want" not a "What I think of so and so"thread if you want to start that up, pack up and move on.
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reply posted on 10-1-2006 @ 12:10 PM by DontTreadOnMe
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Devilwasp brings up a good point.
This thread is getting to be nothing more than another rant.
Let's chill out and get back to the topic
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