News from the city of Buhrez
A story from the city of Buhrez as I read it:
"Near the city of Buhrez, 5 kilometers south of Baquba, two Humvess of American soldiers were destroyed recently. American and Iraqi soldiers came to the city afterwards and cut all the phones, cut the water, cut medicine from arriving in the city and told them that until the people of the city bring the “terrorists” to them, the embargo will continue.”
The embargo has been in place now for one week now,
“The Americans still won’t anyone or any medicines and supplies into Buhrez, nor will they allow any people in or out. Even the Al-Sadr followers who organized some help for the people in the city (water, food, medicine) are not being allowed into the city. Even journalists cannot enter to publish the news, and the situation there is so bad. The Americans keep asking for the people in the city to bring them the persons who were in charge of destroying the two Humvees on the other side of the city, but of course the people in the city don’t know who carried out the attack.”
3 Comments:
It seems that some of the stuff you have been posting recently is based on an article at http://electroniciraq.net/news/2019.shtml , Truthteller.
All I can say is that I am unable to verify the purported "facts" reported in that article and find some of the sspicious.
6/25/2005 12:51:00 PM
Yes, of course nobody knows who the terrorists are! Except of course, the taxi drivers! But they don't count do they?
Iraq is going to be hell until somebody figures out who the terrorists are. The firsts tep of handling any problem is acknowleding that the problem exists. A step truth teller has not yet taken, evidenced by his use of quotes around the word "terrorist" - so, there are no terrorists as far as truth teller is concerned. Which makes me wonder why he complains on his blog that his neighbors are being murdered, cars are being hijacked, suicide bombers are killing the innocent, etc. There's no problem here. Move along.
6/25/2005 08:33:00 PM
Fieldlab, the operation in Fallujah wasn't intended to be a "development" project! It was intended to KILL TERRORISTS there, and it succeeded very well. I was gonna say more, but I decided not to waste my time on a guy like you. SO' I'll just pass wind in your general direction!
*pfffttt*
7/02/2005 02:23:00 PM
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