ShadowWar

ShadowWar

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I found another American written piece on the same web site and sent this to the Author: Mr. Rahkonen I was just curious and would like a response on how you felt about your article being used as a pro-terrorist propaganda piece on a pro-terrorist web site? http://www.uruknet.info/?p=m20246&hd=0&size=1&l=e How or what do you feel knowin

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Reply By: chris(Anonymous User)Posted: Thursday, January 26, 2006 just because there are terrorists inside your home doesn't mean that you want them there. The civillians there I imagine are as good as hostages if there are terrorists holed up in their homes. C If their are terrorist in your house, you should not be and should leave

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I found a letter from a father of a solider killed in Iraq on a web site that is pro terrorist and reports items as "resistance" fighters and such. His son was killed in 2003 and the web site uses his letter as a propaganda tool. I wonder if he k

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Now I know this goes against what it may appear like in the television news and what’s reported in your newspapers, but you have to look at all the sides of a story or story subject before making up your own mind. I think what bothers me the most is you don’t here about this at all, not one single mention in the MSM about a decline in the number of deaths in <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns =

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Saddam Sent WMD to Syria, Former General Alleges By Sherrie Gossett CNSNews.com Staff Writer February 02, 2006 (CNSNews.com) - A former Iraqi general alleges that in June 2002 Saddam Hussein transported weapons of mass destruction out of the country to Syria aboard several refitted commercial jets, under the pretense of conducting a humanitarian mission for

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http://www.postchronicle.com/commentary/article_2125109.shtml Lets see if this works this time, same links again with and without the linking http://www.postchronicle.com/commentary/article_2125109.shtml and http://news.monstersandcritics.com/northamerica/article_1093777.php/Some_US_troops_question_W

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WARNING!! Parts of this video are graphic, use your judgement on who you show it too. Now with that said. The video that plays from this link http://ips.sfcc.edu/ips/CEW/VBIED(LOWRES).wmv (just paste it in Windows Media Player or whatever player you use) is a video of a VBIED (vehicle bourne improvised Explosive device) that did not go off as planned. The driver rammed h

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Hey TW, I understand the interest, I guess I am mad because I see the lack of coverage of our men and women in uniform. Not just their injuries and recovery, but any coverage. Here is a guy as you say, and I agree, many know, and his story coverage becomes a story in and of itself. I am mad because the lack of coverage of our guys and gals and anything positive about them. The way they cover the reporters story you would think he is the only one that has been injured by an IE

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Do you really that it's no big deal that the new face of one of the major networks news division is seriously injured in Iraq? I can see your point to a degree about the news not reporting the positives, but that's been an issue with the media for a very long time. It didn't start with the Iraq war or when GW became president...it goes way back. But to say this isn't a big

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UPDATE: Earlier Thursday, the criminal and driving records of the 31-year-old driver of the Crete Carrier Corp. tractor-trailer started coming to light. According to police records, the driver, Alvin E. Wilkerson of Jacksonville, was arrested in 1997 in connection with the kidnapping and murder of a toddler. Jacksonville Sheriff's Office charged Wilkerson with being an accessory to a murder after the fact for renting a room in a Jacksonville Motel 8 for Jason S

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That leads me to this particular incident. There is no way a 15yr old could handle the distractions of a car load of young children. A more experienced driver would probably have been able to find a way to get out of the semi's way (I say probably because I am not privy to all of the details). Thats very possible, given with that many kids in

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I see so many parents with kids crawling around the car unbelted. I see babies on parents lap in the front seat. I wan't to get out of the car and beat those parents. If this girl was in a car there was no way she could have safely had 8 people in that car (7 at the time of the accident) especially considering one was 3yrs and another was 20 months. They would have had

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I'm curious though, from your background, what were the stats on the people who cause major accidents? What are you asking for? Like that 38% of all pedestrian accidents the pedestrian is drunk? (Florida stat only). What are you looking for?

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OK, first yes a 15 year old was driving. She should not have been without an adult, but she did not contribute to the crash as far as I have been told. She was stopped waiting for the School bus, as she should have been, which had stopped and the flashing lights were on. The Semi did not even put on his brakes. Only one of two things could have caused this, driver error or illness, or brake failure. I will venture to wager its driver error. Just from experience.

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A recent report shows that the Iraqi people are stepping up and helping in the fight on Terrorist in thier midst. In 2005 starting in Feb the MNF in Iraq started tracking the number of tips and reports by Iraqi citizens that they made to Iraqi Troops and Coalition forces. What they found was VERY interesting indeed. First they found that the Iraqi people were much more likely to report things to the Iraqi troops and police than the coalition troops. Which

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