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Topic started on 22-12-2011 @ 04:16 AM by buni11687

www.dailyrecord.co.uk...[ /url]

A WAVE of bombings in Baghdad killed at least 57 people and injured around 200 more.

Twelve explosions went off in the worst violence to hit the country since a political crisis between Iraq's Sunni and Shiite factions erupted at the weekend.

[url]http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/asia/272019/bombs-kill-57-as-iraq-mired-in-political-crisis

A wave of attacks in Baghdad Thursday killed 57 people as Iraq faced a political crisis, with its vice president accused of running death squads and the premier warning he could break off power-sharing.

The apparently coordinated blasts, which left 176 people wounded, were the first major sign of violence in a crisis that has threatened the country's fragile political truce and heightened sectarian tensions just days after US forces completed their withdrawal from Iraq.

Ughhhh,,,,,

Thursday's incidents were a first major indication of escalation of violence in the country after US troops' withdrawal from the country. The last batch of US combat forces in Iraq crossed into neighbouring Kuwait on Sunday (Dec 18).

So the US just left a few days ago......and now this happens. Not to mention the VP...

www.bbc.co.uk...

Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Maliki has urged the Kurdish authorities in northern Iraq to hand over fugitive Vice-President Tariq al-Hashemi.

Mr Hashemi is currently in Irbil, under the protection of the Kurdistan regional government. The warrant was issued a day after US troops pulled out of Iraq.

Yea yea, Iraq looks to be a free-for-all right now....all I have to say, is good luck. Democracy is in full force right now!

edit on 22-12-2011 by buni11687 because: (no reason given)

reply posted on 22-12-2011 @ 04:23 AM by Adyta

The Middle East is the biggest high school on Earth.

reply posted on 22-12-2011 @ 04:32 AM by NuclearPaul

Well, not claiming to be a psychic or prophet, but I did say as soon as US forces left, the Iraqis would seize their country back. Logic would tell you that.

Deadly Iraq war ends with exit of last U.S. troops

Iraq war ends? Who are they trying to fool?

reply posted on 22-12-2011 @ 04:53 AM by Manhater

Hmm, isn't that funny, out here they just declared the last war veteran to die out in Iraq, since Obama brought the boys back. hmmmmm Why sit there and declare, if it's only going to be a lie?

I guess we all knew it was a lie anyway.

reply posted on 22-12-2011 @ 06:23 AM by Nephalim

Iraq can deal with its own problems.
Theyre free to do so.
we wanted the troops out, they're out.
Good luck Iraq.

reply posted on 22-12-2011 @ 06:30 AM by Bob Sholtz

it's a sad day when grown men must be treated like children....but for the middle east i see no other solution. lets face it, they're f***ing crazy. like lord of the flies crazy.

children aren't responsible enough to form a coherent democracy, and the middle east is so war-torn and filled with strife that a more authoritarian rule/guidance is needed. we could have provided that, but we chose not to. now we've created a power vacuum which can only lead to more death.

reply posted on 22-12-2011 @ 06:31 AM by kushin

Originally posted by buni11687
www.dailyrecord.co.uk...[ /url]

A WAVE of bombings in Baghdad killed at least 57 people and injured around 200 more.

Twelve explosions went off in the worst violence to hit the country since a political crisis between Iraq's Sunni and Shiite factions erupted at the weekend.

[url]http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/asia/272019/bombs-kill-57-as-iraq-mired-in-political-crisis

A wave of attacks in Baghdad Thursday killed 57 people as Iraq faced a political crisis, with its vice president accused of running death squads and the premier warning he could break off power-sharing.

The apparently coordinated blasts, which left 176 people wounded, were the first major sign of violence in a crisis that has threatened the country's fragile political truce and heightened sectarian tensions just days after US forces completed their withdrawal from Iraq.

Ughhhh,,,,,

Thursday's incidents were a first major indication of escalation of violence in the country after US troops' withdrawal from the country. The last batch of US combat forces in Iraq crossed into neighbouring Kuwait on Sunday (Dec 18).

So the US just left a few days ago......and now this happens. Not to mention the VP...

www.bbc.co.uk...

Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Maliki has urged the Kurdish authorities in northern Iraq to hand over fugitive Vice-President Tariq al-Hashemi.

Mr Hashemi is currently in Irbil, under the protection of the Kurdistan regional government. The warrant was issued a day after US troops pulled out of Iraq.

Yea yea, Iraq looks to be a free-for-all right now....all I have to say, is good luck. Democracy is in full force right now!
edit on 22-12-2011 by buni11687 because: (no reason given)

This must make Americans so proud, yet another Nation destroyed by the Premier Invaders of all man kind,

By percentage Iraqi's despite being raped and pillaged by by satan scrotum, have a better quality of life than the 42m American's living on food stamps and several millions living in tents like bedouin tribes men,

When will george Bush Snr/Jnr, Cheney, Rumsfield, Rice, etc etc and the present calamity in power be arrested for mass genocide/theft and fraud ????? come on WAKE UP they are all laughing at you YES "YOU"

reply posted on 22-12-2011 @ 06:56 AM by trika3000

reply to post by kushin

yet another Nation destroyed by the Premier Invaders of all man kind

Kind of a funny statement coming from a Brit

reply posted on 22-12-2011 @ 08:15 AM by varikonniemi

This is the beginning of what you would call 10 years of PAYBACK.

Occupying troops have been terrorizing the country for a decade. Now it is their turn to start terrorizing the minority that supported the occupiers. What goes around comes around.

reply posted on 22-12-2011 @ 08:47 AM by maoklein

There were 2 or 3 bombings a week in Iraq during the 'occupation'...
(IED's, terrorism, etc)
So many, that here on ATS, no one even bothered to start a topic about it...
Yes, it's been quiet for the last few months, especially prior to this evacuation; but come on, are you seriously gonna try to push this rhetoric now?

reply posted on 22-12-2011 @ 08:53 AM by Rocky Black

What about all the people who said . We are only there for the oil. We are scavengers we only want to suck the country dry.

Oh ya where is all the oil now.

I guess we stole it all right.

the iraqis are now on there on to deal with their society they see fit.

You want us out where out. Don't come crying to us now.

Be carefully what you ask for ...You just might get it.

Hopefully Murdered Al Sadr get his as well.

Peace to all my brothers.

reply posted on 22-12-2011 @ 09:01 AM by filosophia

No one has mentioned that this coincides with the arrest warrant for the iraqi vice president. This is a plot to scare the people from arresting the vp.

reply posted on 22-12-2011 @ 03:24 PM by hmdphantom

American back doors in Iraq just went in too much of a hurry to show that Iraq is not secure without US.

There are always back doors and good terrorists in Middle East to threat governmanets in Middle east.

I west of Iran there was P.K.K , Kumuleh , MKO , In the east we had Jundullah and Rigi terrorist groups.

There are several terrorist groups in every country in Middle east. They are easily bribed and brainwashed people.

I think Iraqi Kurdistan is going to take Iraq into a civil war.

Those people are just manipulated , bribed and affected by western media.

reply posted on 22-12-2011 @ 03:29 PM by hmdphantom

Originally posted by Bob Sholtz
it's a sad day when grown men must be treated like children....but for the middle east i see no other solution. lets face it, they're f***ing crazy. like lord of the flies crazy.

children aren't responsible enough to form a coherent democracy, and the middle east is so war-torn and filled with strife that a more authoritarian rule/guidance is needed. we could have provided that, but we chose not to. now we've created a power vacuum which can only lead to more death.

Oh man , you are just as brainwashed as those suicide bombers are.

The only difference is that they are living in a different place and they are needed to die for the PTB.

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