I miss typed when I said 5%, I meant 50%. Darn fingers..
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The New York Times reported "The State Department report estimated that foreign fighters account for only 4 to 10 percent of the 20,000 or more insurgent fighters in Iraq." though it pains me to use them as a source. I will until I find other, what I like to think of as more reliable source. 10% of 20,000 hmmm 2000? Each month we kill about 30 on average? Since 2003. Thats like 1020 so far? or 5% of the total. Not good, but better than nothing. I am looking for the State Departm
SpecOps unit nearly nabs Zarqawi By Sean D. Naylor Times staff writer <DIV align=
Ever wonder where I find some of this good news stuff? There is TONS of it, just not reported in the MSM. You can read to you hearts content about the good stuff by reading the in country newsletters like these: <TABLE onmouseover="style.backgroundColor='#EBEBEB';" style="BO
04/28/06 BAGHDAD, Iraq – Coalition forces killed the al-Qaida “Emir” of Samarra, Hamadi ‘Abd al-Tahki al-Nissani, April 28. Based on intelligence reports, they tracked the wanted terrorist and two others to a location approximately 15 kilometers north of Samarra. As the troops assaulted the house where the three men were known to be hiding, Hamadi ‘Abd al-Tahki al-Nissani, who was armed, attempted to flee and was killed by the assault force.
TIKRIT, Iraq – Iraqi security forces quickly responded to a series of attacks April 27 in Baqubah in the eastern Diyala Province, leaving 21 anti-Iraqi forces dead and capturing 43. The attacks began in southern Baqubah in the afternoon when the Buhriz police station and five police checkpoints were simultaneously attacked with mortar rounds, rocket-propelled grenades and small arms fire. Iraqi Soldiers and po
Clearly, if this is from a DOD press release 1. it must be truthful, and 2. no research is needed. Now, if you believe this the boys in the Pentagon will sell you another war. Here's the thing, all news organizations get these press releases. Fox, NBC, ABC, CBS, CNN...no one reports them because its sort of like reading the stats on hog futures from the Chicago market.<
My guess is that those numbers are not so good, in which case it might indeed be better to say nothing at all. Say nothing at all?? Thats better than speaking out and making sure that the WHOLE story is told? The MSM tells you fo the death and destruction by the terrorist, I choose to tell the other side, the side where we are killing the terr
Everyone should be required to see it, to make people wake up and remember what happened that day, not just on Flight 93. Americans have very short memories and if something is not fixed in a matter of hours or days, it takes to long. A lot of Americans could learn a lesson from the people on that Flight. That some things are worth more than life itself, and that is standing up to these animals and showing them that some Americans are not the sheep they think we are. God bless those people and g
You don't watch the news on TV? Or read the newspaper? Or browse the news web sites? All the information you want on the numbers you are looking for is there in big bold headlines. Its the other side you can't find. The numbers of innocent civilians being killed by the terrorist is too high, one is too high. But you will find that the number of attacks has dropped dramtatically, a quote from MG. Lynch; “ We believe that 90 percent o
To win a war, you win the battles one at a time. He who has the best training, equipment, and troops usally wins, even when out numbered. We have all three, and given the ability to fight as soldiers are supposed to be able to do, and the TIME to ferret out the enemy, we could easily win this war. We are, slowly but surely reducing the number of the enemy, and at a faster rate then they can replace them. Look at the numbers of enemy from other countries being captured or killed, it is going d
If you look at the comments by Gen Lynch, thats exactly what he thinks is happening. Good Call Doc.
April 25, 2006 BAGHDAD, Iraq – Coalition forces killed 12 terrorists during a raid April 25 in Yusifiyah at a safe house associated with foreign terrorists. Multiple intelligence sources led the troops to the specific structure located approximately 8 kilometers N/NE of the location where the U.S. Apache helicopter crashed April 1. Upon arrival the troops took direct fire and immediately engaged the threat with small arms fire as well
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Ramadi had become a safe haven for anti-Iraqi forces, until October of last year. The enemy hijacked a primary school and a mosque, using them as their operations centers to conduct daily attacks on Coalition and Iraqi Soldiers. Attacks from the area included everything from improvised explosive devices, to small-arms ambush
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 21, 2006 BAGRAM AIRFIELD, Afghanistan An Afghan man reported an improvised
If you would like to see a well done, moving tribute to a fallen Marine from Iraq. Check out the link below to the PowerPoint self playing slide show, make sure your speakers are on. http://cisit.sfcc.edu/ips/CEW/indianwarrior.pps God Bless all our troops... <IMG hspace=0 src="http://www.webpagecounter.org/counter.php?i=109&a
VIDEO SCRIPT OF HOSTAGE RESCUE - Here are Coalition Forces in action. In this video, you will witness the reconnaissance of some terrorists who were affiliated with hostage taking. - We received information as to their whereabouts and checked out what they were doing. Turns out they were in the process of taking some more hostages, so we deployed our troops within minutes, tracked down and killed two of the terrorists and rescued the hostages, unscathed from the tru
RAMADI, Iraq - U.S. troops repelled an attack Monday by Sunni Arab insurgents who used suicide car bombs, rocket-propelled grenades and automatic weapons in a coordinated assault against this city's main government building and two U.S. observation posts. The fighting in Ramadi, the capital of Anbar province, p
Collectively, the New York Times’ articles on the rallies in support of illegal immigrants would make for neat souvenir programs for marchers to take home. As examples of balanced journalism, however, they are feeble indeed. Nina Bernstein covered Monday’s march in New York City by illegal immigrants and their supporters, and managed to avoid the term “illegal” until her 12th paragraph. “The hotel housekeeper from El Salvador had taken a precious day off from cleaning up after tourists. T
BAGHDAD, Iraq – In search of locations for bomb making and storage, Coalition forces killed eight terrorists during a raid April 9 approximately 22 kilometers northwest of Baghdad in the vicinity of Hamaniyah. As the Coalition forces ordered occupants to exit an identified safehouse and nearby tent, two suspects ran from the tent. At least one suspect was armed, and both moved to take fire positions. The Coalition forces engaged the two and then received automatic and small arms fire from the no
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That's nice. What if the police officer on the barstool next to you decides those two are too much? ShadowWar, I didn't address the issue of DUI, did I? I addressed the issue of arresting people IN BARS for Public Intoxication. While you may applaud the idea of a nation where all individuality is forbidden once you walk off your property line, I do not. The ar
Well, I wonder when they are going to find the time to do this patrol? In addition just a few interesting tidbits for you and "activities of individuals who are doing no public harm". Here in Florida anyway 38% of all pedestrian falalities are above the legal limit. Guess it means don't drink and walk!? also: Alcohol