ShadowWar

ShadowWar

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Draginol, You may want to take my attitude with the ungrateful and self-inflated. Screw em. Ignore em or just plain ban em. Its your service you offer for free and let people pretty well use anyway they want. If they can't take a little down time now and then on a free service, then ask them, tell them or better yet make them move on. Just my 2 cents worth. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/JU/smiles/Mad.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle"

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Yes it is the Idiot that sent them who is at fault. He made sure he did not get his a*s into Vietnam but is more then willing to send the troops into a war that DID NOT MAKE AMERICA SAFER! Wow nice rant COl.. ROFLMAO. Very fact filled and decisive!. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/JU/smiles/Wink.gi

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BAGHDAD, Iraq – Soldiers from Multi-National Division – Baghdad’s 1st Battalion, 87th Infantry Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division, detained four suspected terrorists west of Baghdad after acting on a local national’s tip Feb. 22. The four suspects are believed to be involved in a cell that makes and emplaces roadside bombs. Elsewhere, two Iraqi soldiers and two civilians were injured Feb. 22 when a roadside

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KIRKUK, Iraq – During a joint cordon and search with Soldiers of the 1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) yesterday, Police Officers from the Kirkuk Emergency Support Unit (ESU) captured a reported member of the Ansar Al Sunna taqfiri organization, and seven other suspects. Abu Abdallah, a suspected member of Ansar Al Sunna, is linked to attacks on Iraqi Security Forces (ISF) in the Kirkuk area, and may have actually emplaced the IEDs for these atta

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If you would like to listen to my show here is a link to a podcast of it: http://www.thesky973.com/podcasts/DTHH_022506.mp3 www.thesky973.com/podcasts/DTHH_022506.mp3 or here: http://www.podzinger.com/results.jsp?sname=The+Drive+Time+Happy+Hour&s=PZSID_pod2_7_0_0007&q=&r

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Para I agree. I have been on both ends of a bullet. And I can say when we shoot (police) we don't shoot to wound, we shoot to stop the threat. If that means killing the bad guy, then so be it. We are taught from the academy on to shoot at the biggest part of the target, the torso upper body area. If we had to aim for legs and arms or other areas, we would never be able to shoot anyone, and don't forget they are not bound by the dame rules so t

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Shoot to hurt, pol urges cops BY JOE MAHONEY DAILY NEWS ALBANY BUREAU CHIEF Thursday, February 23rd, 2006 ALBANY - Sen. David Paterson is pushing a bill that would require cops to shoot to wound, rather than using deadly force - drawing outrage from officers. (Wonder if he has ever tried to shoot a bad guy trying to harm or kill someone else?) The bill also would create a new provision for s

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WASHINGTON - Iraqi and U.S. forces conducted raids on two targets in Iraq's Diyala province and a raid west of Baghdad that netted a total of 106 individuals and a weapons cache, Multinational Force Iraq officials said. The 2nd Battalion, 2nd Brigade, 5th Iraqi Army Division, advised by U.S. Army Special Forces soldiers, conducted assaults on two targets Feb. 12 in Diyala. The troops detained 102 persons of interest - 25 were on the I

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SALT LAKE CITY - A soldier wounded in Afghanistan and the widow of his slain comrade were awarded a $102.6 million judgment from the estate of a suspected al-Qaida financier. U.S. District Judge Paul Cassell said the lawsuit may be the first filed by an American soldier against terrorists under the Patriot Act. But Sgt. Layne Morris, of West Jordan, and the family of medic Christopher Speer, could have a difficult time collecting

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You know I appreciate you taking the time. There's a variety of things I'd like to talk about, and more importantly I'd like to talk about whatever you -- whatsever's on your mind. But before I go any further, let me pause to congratulate the people of Iraq on a successful election, of which the results are certified this week. Over the next days and weeks, the elected representatives of the Iraqi government and the Iraqi people will form a

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February 23 Saddam talked of WMD attack in U.S. Among the treasure trove of information captured after Saddam Hussein's fall were tape recordings of the Iraqi leader discussing weapons of mass destruction with top aides. Transcripts of Saddam's tapes reviewed by NBC News show him ruminating about future terror attacks in the United States using weapons of mass destruction. "We shouldn’t be surprised to see a

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I won my own hour this weekend on our local radio station. Its a news/talk station, 97.3, WSKY (The Sky).!! I had to make up 2 different one minute rants and they played them on the air against others and I won! I am now entered for a full three hour slot on Saturdays from 3-6p. That will be awared at the end of the year, which could lead to a more lasting engagement! Talk Show Idol Winner: <ST

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Christians Targeted as Bloody Cartoon Violence Continues By Patrick Goodenough CNSNews.com International Editor February 20, 2006 (Editor's note: Fixes the number of deaths arising out of the violence linked to the cartoons.) (CNSNews.com) - More than two dozen people have been killed in another weekend of Muslim rioting linked to cartoons of the Muslim prophet Mohammed, with the most se

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Go Figure! Muslim Anger Over Cartoons Increasingly Directed at US By Patrick Goodenough CNSNews.com International Editor February 20, 2006 (CNSNews.com) - Muslims protesting the publication in European media of cartoons depicting Mohammed have once again directed their anger at the United States despite the fact most American mainstream newspapers have not reproduced them. Sentiment about the a

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While I agree with your statement, I disagree with the reasoning. Also you say "no soldier was actually forced to pay for that sort of equipment" yet the story says he was. This could have very eaisly been taken care of by the supply unit had they simply done the proper paperwork to begin with. His Commander should have taken care of it long before it got to this level where a soldier is trying to ETS and is being told to wait or pay. If equipment is lost, the unit is required to cond

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Hello everyone, Now any of you who have read my blog before know that I am pro-military and pro-american all the way. But I have to say when I see something that is just plain wrong, even with the US Military that I so dearly love, I have to say somethingabou it. To ask a soldier to pay for a vest that was destroyed becuase it was soaked with his blood from a combat injury is just plain crazy. (I use that term rather than those I would like to out of respect for the reading audie

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Reply By: JythierPosted: Monday, February 13, 2006 Cooperation is the only way to beat the insurgents. Eventually, there won't be any more US people there, and the Iraqis will be all on their own. These types of stories give me hope for that future. Thank you for being honest and giving your honest opinion, that shows you have more honor th

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BAGHDAD, Iraq – With the help of a local national’s tip, MND-B Soldiers located an ammunition cache Feb. 9 north of An Najaf in the An Najaf Province. While conducting a combat patrol, elements of the 3rd Battalion, 16th Field Artillery Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division were stopped by a man holding a sign that read “Stop” in English and had a likeness of a bomb drawn on the sign.

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Feb. 9, 2006 – Iraqi citizens are tired of terrorist and their violent tactics and are turning against them, providing tips to coalition and Iraqi security forces and, in some cases, taking action themselves, a U.S. military spokesman in Baghdad said today. In January 2006, Iraqi civilians provided more than 1,300 tips to coalition and Iraqi security forces, Army M

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I thought this part was very interesting, and I did not know this: Iran, a predominantly Shiite Muslim country, has seized on the caricatures as a means of rallying its people behind a government that is increasingly under fire from the West over its nuclear program. Shiite Muslims do not ban representations of the prophet and some in Iran's provincial towns and villages even carry drawings said to be of Muhammad. But Tehran said the newspaper caricatures were insu

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Reply By: davad70Posted: Sunday, February 12, 2006 This isn't directly related to your post. I saw the link to your audioblog. While I don't agree with most of what you say there, I wanted to let you know I thought you did very well. It was very nicely done. davad70, why thank you that is very nice of you.!! And its nice we can agree to di

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Article published Feb 12, 2006 Iran Blames U.S., Europe in Cartoon Crisis TEHRAN, Iran Iran's hard-line president on Saturday accused the United States and Europe of being "hostages of Zionism" and said they should pay a heavy price for the publication of caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad that have triggered worldwide protests. Denmark - where the drawings were first published four mo

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