BAGHDAD, Jan. 27, 2008

2 U.S. Troops Killed in Baghdad

Iraqi Forces To Lead Anti-Insurgent Efforts In Mosul

    • Iraqi Army soldiers man a checkpoint in the center of Baghdad, Saturday, Jan. 26, 2008. A series of explosions thundered in the Iraqi capital Saturday morning, including one from a mortar round that hit the U.S.-controlled Green Zone. Photo

      Iraqi Army soldiers man a checkpoint in the center of Baghdad, Saturday, Jan. 26, 2008. A series of explosions thundered in the Iraqi capital Saturday morning, including one from a mortar round that hit the U.S.-controlled Green Zone.  (AP Photo/Khalid Mohammed)

    • Iraqi men line up at an U.S.-Iraqi Army base to submit their papers to join the Iraqi Police Force in Doha, a suburb of Baghdad, Jan. 27, 2008. Photo

      Iraqi men line up at an U.S.-Iraqi Army base to submit their papers to join the Iraqi Police Force in Doha, a suburb of Baghdad, Jan. 27, 2008.  (AP Photo/Lo Sai Hung)

    • U.S. Army helicopters take off after delivering supplies to soldiers from Alpha Company, 1st Battalion, 30th Infantry Regiment as they occupy a house in Arab Jabour during Operation Coliseum south of Baghdad, Sunday, Jan. 27, 2008. Photo

      U.S. Army helicopters take off after delivering supplies to soldiers from Alpha Company, 1st Battalion, 30th Infantry Regiment as they occupy a house in Arab Jabour during Operation Coliseum south of Baghdad, Sunday, Jan. 27, 2008.  (AP Photo/Maya Alleruzzo)

    • Ara Stephens, grandmother of Army Sgt. Andrew Perkins who was killed in action in Iraq, comforts his stepmother Elizabeth Perkins during a ceremony honoring the fallen soldier with the Silver Star for gallantry in action, held at Calvary Baptist Church in Roswell, N.M. on Saturday, Jan. 26, 2008. Photo

      Ara Stephens, grandmother of Army Sgt. Andrew Perkins who was killed in action in Iraq, comforts his stepmother Elizabeth Perkins during a ceremony honoring the fallen soldier with the Silver Star for gallantry in action, held at Calvary Baptist Church in Roswell, N.M. on Saturday, Jan. 26, 2008.  (AP/The Daily Record, Mark Wilson)

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(CBS/AP)  Two U.S. soldiers were killed in separate bombings in Baghdad, the military said Sunday.

One Multi-National Division - Baghdad soldier died Sunday after the soldier's vehicle was struck by a roadside bomb in northeastern Baghdad, according to a statement.

Another soldier was killed Saturday by a bomb during a foot patrol near Kazimiyah, a predominantly Shiite neighborhood in northern Baghdad, the military said separately.

Identities were not released pending notification of relatives.

The deaths raised to at least 3,934 members of the U.S. military who have died since the Iraq war started in March 2003, according to an Associated Press count.


Iraqi Forces To Take Lead In Mosul

Iraqi soldiers reached the northern city of Mosul on Sunday for an operation against al Qaeda in Iraq, days after some 40 people were killed in a house explosion followed by a suicide attack against a senior police official.

The United States has said Iraqi security forces will take the lead in Mosul as a major test of Washington's long-range plans, which seek to keep a smaller American force in Iraq as backup for local soldiers and police.

Defense Ministry spokesman Mohammed al-Askari said most army reinforcements have reached the city, 225 miles northwest of Baghdad, although he declined to give a number.

"The operations against al Qaeda in Mosul will start soon," al-Askari said, adding that the operation would include armored vehicles, tanks and helicopters.

An Iraqi military officer in Mosul, speaking on condition of anonymity because he wasn't authorized to discuss the operation, confirmed that some Iraqi units had arrived on the city's outskirts.

A spokesman for the Interior Ministry, Abdul-Karim Khalaf, said separately that 3,000 residents in Mosul will be recruited to augment the city's police force.

The U.S. military did not indicate it had any plans to send additional forces to the city, which is believed to be the last urban safehaven for al Qaeda-led insurgents.

"Regarding Mosul, an area where we recognize is of strategic importance to al Qaeda, our operations will continue in that area again not in a new way but in a continued way," said Rear Adm. Gregory Smith, a military spokesman.

Smith said "tens of thousands of pounds of explosive material" were in the abandoned building that exploded Wednesday, devastating nearby houses and killing at least 34 people. But he declined to assign blame.

"We're still working with the Iraqi security forces to determine exactly what happened in terms of why it exploded or how it exploded," Smith said Sunday at a news conference.

The military has said al Qaeda was believed to be behind a suicide attack the next day that killed the Ninevah provincial police chief and two other officers as they toured the site of the blast.


In Other Developments:

  • A former city official was stabbed to death along with his wife and daughter in their home in a predominantly Shiite neighborhood in northeastern Baghdad, officials said Sunday. The knife-wielding attackers stormed the two-story house late Saturday, killing Ahmed Jwad Hashim, his wife and their daughter, and leaving a visiting nephew seriously wounded, according to police and hospital officials.

    The slaughter occurred in Talbiyah, a middle-class neighborhood on the fringes of the Shiite militia stronghold of Sadr City.

    Neighbors told AP Television News that Hashim, a Shiite engineer from Karbala, had been the director-general of the Baghdad municipality office until he retired about four months ago.

  • Facing criticism that the Iraqi government has failed to take advantage of the lull in violence to make political progress, Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki threatened to form a new government if ministers from the main Sunni bloc refused to end a boycott of his Cabinet. Six Sunni Arab ministers quit al-Maliki's government in August to protest his perceived Shiite bias, but the main Sunni Accordance Front raised hopes it could reconsider the decision after the Iraqi parliament approved a law that would open the way for low-ranking members of Saddam Hussein's Baath party to reclaim government posts and pensions.

  • Eight Iraqi refugees are headed to New Hampshire this week. Officials say the refugees are people who helped the U.S. military's war effort in Iraq and would have been in danger of retaliation had they remained. They will get medical checkups, English lessons and food stamps to help them get started in their new world. In return, they are expected to get a job within four and a half months and eventually repay the cost of their airfare.

    Since 1980, more than 5,000 refugees have been resettled in Manchester from a variety of countries. In the years that followed the first Gulf war in 1991, New Hampshire received 86 Iraqi refugees.

    The U.S. government expects to admit up to 12,000 Iraqi refugees by next October.

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    by j-whitman January 27, 2008 1:45 PM PST
    General Petreaus,,, who''s beomce the political stooge for Bush failed to mention the 2 troops killed as he was greasing the skids for Bush''s State of the Union Speech.
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    by tbweb January 27, 2008 2:09 PM PST
    "The U.S. government expects to admit up to 12,000 Iraqi refugees by next October."

    Make sure these new U.S. Citizens from Iraq are given the proper ID and documents when they arrive. A good first job in the U.S. for them would be working in V.A. Hospitals and Medical Centers assisting wounded and disabled Veterans or maybe doing some volunteer work if they specialize in other skills and that type of employment is not suited to them. After 5 years into this War, no more U.S. TROOPS should be dying in Iraq at this point, it looks like the violence is starting to creep back up again.
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    by joyous88 January 27, 2008 2:12 PM PST
    Is this not a great war? Everyone says so, and the surge , what an opportunity for the military, and just think of how much money the conservative evangelical businessmen are making ,why its a boon to our economy, thats why everything is so great right now,

    Thank you Presdent Bush, and your christian friends, for saving us from the terroist bad guys
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    by clestes-2009 January 27, 2008 2:44 PM PST
    Violence in Iraq has decreased to levels of 2004 or 2005. Although it is certainly better than the off the chart violence of 2006 and 2007, it is still a sign that Iraq is a very dangerous place.

    People who claim the surge is working or that the surge means winning just don''t know ANYTHING about the truth concerning Iraq. They like to criticize and say that it is sour grapes because we all predicted its failure.

    Guess what?? The drop in violence IS NOT, get that, IS NOT a victory or winning or anything else except a step in a long road towards stabilizing Iraq. Victory in Iraq can only come from the Iraqi parliment working together and to quote "Iraqi government has failed to take advantage of the lull in violence to make political progress".

    Political progress is the only progress that is important. What are we suppose to do?? Continue to police Iraq with evermore failing troops while they dicker and boycott??

    It has been more than 2 years and all they have managed to do is pass a law authorizing Baathist rehiring. Hell that has been going for a year!!

    I can guarentee that oil sharing and even passing a budget is beyond them.

    Invading Iraq was a mistake that continues to drain away resources like a mortal wound to the body. They are transfusing the blood like crazy, but it is still draining away. As long as the US continues its presences in Iraq, the drain will never be stopped.
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    by joyous88 January 27, 2008 2:52 PM PST
    The Iraqi''s will refuse to claim VICTORY in the war in Iraq until the LAST American soldier has departed.
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    by liberalme January 27, 2008 2:59 PM PST
    I''m sure this is just an isolated incident--after all--didn''t the surge work?
    Surely this happened because of a few "stragglers".

    The Bush terrorists have convinced me we killed them all!

    And I still believe in Santa Clause and the Easter Bunny!

    The Bush "tribe" has no saving grace and America NEEDS to see them held accountable!
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    by skyk-2009 January 27, 2008 3:02 PM PST
    Can someone tell me how many of the "bench marks" the government of Iraq has met. That was supposed to be the reason for the surge wasn''t it? We need to get this thing either settled or somehow shifted to the UN and get back to the task of finding and bringing to justice those who attacked our nation.
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    by underdogus January 27, 2008 3:11 PM PST
    The Bush terrorists have convinced me we killed them all! Posted by liberalme
    the Bush terrorist? is your headscarf on too tight?? ISLAMO- FACISM is the greates threat this country has ever faced!!" nobody ever defended anything succesfully, there is only attack, and attack, and attack some more"...Gen PATTON...
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    by mcvet January 27, 2008 3:27 PM PST
    The Bush terrorists have convinced me we killed them all! Posted by liberalme
    the Bush terrorist? is your headscarf on too tight?? ISLAMO- FACISM is the greates threat this country has ever faced!!" nobody ever defended anything succesfully, there is only attack, and attack, and attack some more"...Gen PATTON...


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    Posted by underdogus at 03:11 PM : Jan 27, 2008
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    OH PLEASE!!! You Nazi''s are just about as disgusting as any humans alive. They are a bunch of Rag Tag people who''s biggest weapon is HUMAN BEINGS for God sake. Compared to the USSR''s Nukes these guys are childs play. Because you freaks elect and INCOMPETENT LOSER, who had the keys to killing and distroying them in his hands and completely mismanaged it, YOU want to create a "Bigger" Enemy. YOU Cowards disgust me. I''ll tell you what bootlicker YOU go up against a slobber singing Southern Baptist all decked out in his hood and sheet, backed by the state of Alabama and their police force!! Then tell me about Terrorist!! We had more courage in our little fingers than you bootlickers have in your whole bodies!! Sieg Heil Bush!!
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    by j-whitman January 27, 2008 3:33 PM PST
    underdogus,,,,, Enlist, Uncle Sam is calling you --- Our Marines & Army are short handed.
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    by klifton2-2009 January 27, 2008 3:45 PM PST
    The Iraq invasion has long be unsuccessful and is LOST. No amount of posturing and semantics can change the fact. Thousands have died for Bush and his corporate sponsors. The only tragedy is the American people is either too stupid to realize that they have been fooled or extremely gullible to think it is all for sake of national security. I would think the former would best describe the American people.
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    by feelfree1 January 27, 2008 3:46 PM PST

    Re: "The operations against al Qaeda in Mosul will start soon," al-Askari said, adding that the operation would include armored vehicles, tanks and helicopters."

    Just a few moths ago, our military masterminds were claiming to have defeated "al-Qaeda-in-Iraq", and now, suddenly, they will need tanks and helicopters to battle this imaginary foe, and are stupid enough to once again announce plans for an offensive against them, ahead of time.

    Sounds pretty desperate and hard to believe.
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    by feelfree1 January 27, 2008 3:48 PM PST

    Re: "A former city official was stabbed to death along with his wife and daughter in their home in a predominantly Shiite neighborhood in northeastern Baghdad, officials said Sunday."

    Sounds like another Blackwater attack. It has all the hallmarks.
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    by underdogus January 27, 2008 3:55 PM PST
    these guys are childs play. Posted by MCVet ..okay ah "ferocious" Mc vet and Jihadist witless ..what''s the solucion? just come home? spark WWIII? huh? submit to radical ISLAM?
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    by j-whitman January 27, 2008 3:57 PM PST
    underdogus --- You submitted to Islam by refusing your military duty to this country ----- Enlist
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    by underdogus January 27, 2008 4:04 PM PST
    Sounds like another Blackwater attack. It has all the hallmarks Posted by FeelFree1.spokesman for AL-JAZEERA ARABIC NEWS reporting..
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    by j-whitman January 27, 2008 4:06 PM PST
    udderdogus --- Speaking of Blackwater, they are about to get thrown out of California.
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    by feelfree1 January 27, 2008 4:10 PM PST

    j-whitman,

    Re: "udderdogus --- Speaking of Blackwater, they are about to get thrown out of California."

    That is great news. Thank you to the brave people of California for standing up to these terrorists-for-rent.
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    by smirk5 January 27, 2008 4:14 PM PST
    If we had the enemy on the run (according to Bush) months ago, how could any of them still be in Baghdad? A good jogger can easily run out of any city in a couple of hours.
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    by Hybdiesel January 27, 2008 4:45 PM PST
    Sure glad the surge is working. Pretty soon it will be as peacefull there as downtown Memphis Tn.
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    by speakinup January 27, 2008 4:48 PM PST
    "Sounds like another Blackwater attack. It has all the hallmarks.Posted by FeelFree1



    Sounds like a hugo chavez lover talking. It has all the hallmarks. (that is - Feelfree would say anything to discredit the US - he''s a hugo supporter.)
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    by underdogus January 27, 2008 4:50 PM PST
    he''''s a hugo supporter.)
    and a Jihadist supporter,TALIBAN sympathizer....
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    by smirk5 January 27, 2008 4:52 PM PST
    If you want to know how successful the Iraq War is, just ask yourself this: If you asked the average Middle Eastern citizen living under a totalitarian regime if they''d be happy with America coming in and offering them the same kind of "democracy" we''ve given Iraq, what do you think their answer would be?
    If you think the average person you asked would say something like "Hell no", then you should feel that the Iraq war is a failure. If you think they would say something like, "Oh, yes! I''d like that", you''re an idiot.
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    by j-whitman January 27, 2008 4:53 PM PST
    Funny,,,, The only comments we see here on Chavez is from speakinup & udderdogus
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    by speakinup January 27, 2008 4:53 PM PST
    "That is great news. Thank you to the brave people of California for standing up to these terrorists-for-rent.Posted by FeelFree1

    What, did Hugo rent them ?




    "underdogus --- You submitted to Islam by refusing your military duty to this country ----- Enlist
    Posted by j-whitman


    witless - so why don''t you tell everyone about your brave service in the Navy during the height of the cold war. Weren''t you in a nuclear submarine, safe and sound, while the rest of us risked a nuclear devastation ?

    You have NO place telling others they are to enlist.




    You pathetic little liar.
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    by feelfree1 January 27, 2008 4:54 PM PST

    speakinup,

    While President Chavez is undeniably a democratically elected leader, with some very admirable traits and policies, unlike our own "leaders", your comment does not appear to be related to this article in any way.

    Please try to stay on topic.

    There is a recent CBS article about President Chavez that is still open for comment, if you would like to discuss this man over the topic at hand.

    www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/01/25/world/main3754074.shtml
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    by speakinup January 27, 2008 4:56 PM PST
    witless, when someone speaks of another poster on this site, and I know them to be a supporter of hugo chavez - I like to remind everyone of that fact. It tells just how mentally disturbed that person is.


    Do you have a problem with that - GOOD!
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    by j-whitman January 27, 2008 4:57 PM PST
    speakinup ------- I didn''t lie about my military servioe, & you are lieng about what I have told you ----- You lied about Army service, you have no concept of it

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    by speakinup January 27, 2008 5:00 PM PST
    FeelFree1 - I see, and talking about Blackwater is on topic ?


    DING DING DING DING DING!!!!!!!!!!

    And, there you have it folks!!! 15 seconds into the first round, Speakinup KOs feelfree!!!!!


    so now it''s do as I say, not as I do.



    Yeah, feelfree - you''ll make a GREAT dictator!!!!!


    Gotta love these el Presidente lovers!!!!!!



    They don''t know sh|T, but they are all mouth!!!!!!
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    by liberalme January 27, 2008 5:00 PM PST
    he''''''''s a hugo supporter.)
    and a Jihadist supporter,TALIBAN sympathizer....
    Posted by underdogus

    Underdog is a good name for you--Actually, we are America lovers, and HATE the way Bush and Cheney deceitfully led us into a war for oil.

    Sadam did in fact commit genocide years ago--he was provided the weapons by the US--under Reagans watch.

    We were (supposedly) attacted by the Bin Laden tribe--he was (apparently) in Afganistan.

    Sadam had nothing to do with 911 nor was he harboring terrorists there.

    We went to Iraq--what about that is not puzzling to you?
    Bush never intended to go after Bin Laden, 911 was Bushs excuse for invading Iraq (hmmm something about that gives one pause to figure out how 911 really happened).

    Bush has lied, over 900 times--can you dispute that?

    "Conflict has ended" "the surge is working"

    There are still thousands of (innocent) Iraquis displaced.

    We don''t like terrorists--we just don''t think all muslims are terrorists!
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    by j-whitman January 27, 2008 5:01 PM PST
    speakinup,,,,, Hugo Chaves is nothing but a ****-ant ---- You are the only one who keeps bringing up the name
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    by j-whitman January 27, 2008 5:02 PM PST
    speakinup,,,,,, *******, It was udderdogus who brought up Blackwater ----- Stop Lying
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    by feelfree1 January 27, 2008 5:06 PM PST

    speakinup,

    Re: "FeelFree1 - I see, and talking about Blackwater is on topic ?"

    Indeed, I do. Blackwater, and other terrorist-for-rent networks, have played a significant role in the mounting defeat and disgrace of our criminal effort against Iraq, and in the plunder of our national treasure, blood, and dignity, while President Hugo Chavez does not appear to be involved in any way.

    Please try to stay on-topic, so that we can maintain a coherent discussion here.

    Thanks.
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    by guadalcanal3 January 27, 2008 5:09 PM PST
    Hey Feelfree1..What news are you reading???...The U.S. military has never ever stated that they have defeated Al Qaeda in Iraq..What they "did" say is that we are making progress against them as long as we keep the pressure on...Also the so-called ''stupid Americans'' are they ones who think that that this war against Al Qaeda in Iraq is just a George Bush fantasy..Wake up America!!...This war is real and it was not started by George Bush...It was started By (Duh!) Osama Bin Laden...Don''t you ever listen to the Al Jazeera website?..Both Bin Laden and his co-hort are constantly reminding us who did 9/11 (and taking full credit for it!!)They also are giving orders to their insugent pals in Iraq and everywhere else in the world for that matter to keep on shoving their religion down everybodys throat...or else!...Instead of protesting against our president for reacting to 9/11 (what was he supposed to do?...nothing?) Why are people not coming out into the streets and protesting Bin Laden and his cronies???...Wake up America!
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    by speakinup January 27, 2008 5:10 PM PST
    "speakinup ------- I didn''t lie about my military servioe(sic), & you are lieng(sic) about what I have told you ----- You lied about Army service, you have no concept of it. Posted by j-whitman


    Just what lie did I tell, pathetic liar. I just love it when yo present me with another opportunity to expose you for what you are - a liar. (which is practically every time you post.)


    Did you not say you served on a nuclear submarine during the cold war ? I''m willing to admit any misunderstanding here! Speak-up liar.


    And, while you are at it, admit you just lied about me not being in the service. Like you''d know anyway.





    In case anyone else is reading, this pathetic liar has been told time and again I served in the US Army for 3 and a half years, leaving with an honorable discharge as a 1LT.

    Now this piece of sh|t has the nerve to say I wasn''t a volunteer during the Vietnam Conflict.

    You pathetic little liar! You claim I have no honor - hah! You are the lowest of the low, and should realize this is why you are on theis site all the time. Because in real life, if you act like this, (and it''s pretty *** hard for a leopard to change his spots), NO ONE wants anything to do with you.

    Pathetic little liar.
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    by speakinup January 27, 2008 5:12 PM PST
    "Bush has lied, over 900 times--can you dispute that? - liberalme






    Another dumbazz far left sh|t that didn''t read the article.


    So idiot, quote me the palce in the article where the word "lie" was used ?
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    by underdogus January 27, 2008 5:13 PM PST
    HATE the way Bush and Cheney deceitfully led us into a war for oil.
    Posted by liberalme ...For your info, I was against the invasion of Iraq!! but we must go foward and fight RADICAL ISLAM....
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    by j-whitman January 27, 2008 5:16 PM PST
    speakinup,,,,, You claimed you were a 2nd Lt in the Army''s ROTC ---- That is not an obligation to serve in the Army unless it was a scholarhsip.
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    by feelfree1 January 27, 2008 5:16 PM PST

    Guadalcanal3,

    Re: "Hey Feelfree1..What news are you reading???...The U.S. military has never ever stated that they have defeated Al Qaeda in Iraq."

    ###

    From: "Al Qaeda In Iraq Defeated?
    BAGHDAD, Oct. 15, 2007"

    "(CBS/AP) Many U.S. military commanders in Iraq believe they have dealt a large enough blow to al Qaeda in Iraq to declare victory over the group, according to a report in the Washington Post."

    ###

    "We have ALWAYS been at war with Eastasia."- George Orwell, "1984"

    "In a time of universal deceit %u2014 telling the truth is a revolutionary act."- George Orwell.
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    by guadalcanal3 January 27, 2008 5:16 PM PST
    Hey liberalme...Yeah right...maybe everybody should listen to your ''uneducated'' banterings...You don''t even know how to spell!..Where''d you go to school?
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    by j-whitman January 27, 2008 5:17 PM PST
    underdogus,,,, Then elist & serve
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    by speakinup January 27, 2008 5:18 PM PST
    FeelFree1 - any hugo loving socialist would want to bad mouth the US in any way possible. That makes your relationship to hc very relevant.

    Get a clue about how politics work. Matter of fact, just get a clue, period.









    So, witless - how did I lie about your service - I''m waiting - your ''honor'' is at stake.

    Come on pathetic little liar, what did I lie about with relation to your service ? Your not answering has very strong implications to every other person in the world reading this post!!!!


    Put up or shut up, liar!
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    by feelfree1 January 27, 2008 5:21 PM PST

    speakinup,

    Re: "FeelFree1 - any hugo loving socialist would want to bad mouth the US in any way possible. That makes your relationship to hc very relevant."

    I am flattered that you assign so much significance to my opinions, but this article is not about me. It is about the mounting Regime catastrophes in Iraq.

    Please try to stay on-topic.
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    by underdogus January 27, 2008 5:21 PM PST
    "TERRORIST ARE AN INCONVENIENCE" Posted by FloydZepp..get a load of PINK FLOYD
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    by speakinup January 27, 2008 5:22 PM PST
    "Why are people not coming out into the streets and protesting Bin Laden and his cronies???...Wake up America! Posted by Guadalcanal3


    It is because every one listens to CBS telling them about how 65% don''t support the president, and THEN some jerkwater like witless says that 65% dislikes Bush.


    All of a sudden this ******, feel free, would like you to believe OBL is a pure as the driven snow, ande rigth to do what he did. And that only our ''terrorists for hire'' (blackwater), are the ones to blame.


    witless and feelfree seem to want to bring the country down.
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    by speakinup January 27, 2008 5:23 PM PST
    "FEAR! FEAR! FEAR! GIVE UP YOUR CONSTITUTIONAL PROTECTIONS BECAUSE OF FEAR! Posted by FloydZepp

    Never mind the ********** - he''s been missing a few cards from his deck since he''s been posting.
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    by ontheleft January 27, 2008 5:23 PM PST
    The Associated Press is disobeying its master - the U.S. government who controls the press in Iraq. This is the first story I''ve seen in over a month with the headline "US Soldiers Die". They usually bury the bad news in the last paragraph of an Iraqi suicide bombing story hoping nobody will notice.
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    by j-whitman January 27, 2008 5:24 PM PST
    Over 70% of our Nation doesn''t like Bush --- Thow in the rest of the world & it''s certainly anthing but a ''Legacy'' to be bragging about
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    by underdogus January 27, 2008 5:25 PM PST
    AMERICANS jumping off the WORLD TRADE CENTER was a minor INCONVENIENCE, according to PINK FLOYD
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    by speakinup January 27, 2008 5:25 PM PST
    "underdogus,,,, Then elist & serve Posted by j-whitman




    witless - I told you before, the ONLY service you did had to do with being in the world''s safest environment with respect to a nuclear war, during the cold war. A nuclear submarine.

    You have NO place exhorting others to enlist on the basis of your ''bravery''.
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