I liberatori conquistano i cuori degli iracheni

[bom-bim-bom]

Avevano ragione i nostri guerrafondai per la pace...

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Many Iraqis Turn Anger Toward the U.S.

"They are aggressors," wheezed Ali Ahmed, 17, lying in a hospital bed as a tube drained fluid from his lungs. "They destroyed us. They put us in war and didn't let us sleep. They just raided Baghdad."

Ahmed said he was shot in the back by an American bullet Friday as he left his home to purchase bread for his family's breakfast. A suicide bomber attacked U.S. troops up the street, and Ahmed accused the Americans of responding with indiscriminate fire.

U.S. troops rolled across the deserts of Iraq (news - web sites) expecting to find people dancing in the streets and cheering their arrival. There was some of that. But there was also anger.

Many Iraqis say that could subside quickly if the Americans — now de facto rulers of their nation — can quickly restore basic services, bring law and order (news - Y! TV) to their cities, and stop shooting their people.

Others say they need to do one more thing: leave.

"If Americans and British are here to destroy the regime and liberate Iraq, we welcome them," said Emad Fadil, a 26-year-old worker in the southern city of Basra. "But if they come to occupy Iraq, we will fight them to the end — like the Palestinians."

On Tuesday, a crowd in the northern city of Mosul allegedly attacked a group of Marines trying to take over a government building. Iraqis threw rocks, hit the Marines with fists and elbows and spat at them, according to Brig. Gen. Vincent Brooks at U.S. Central Command in Doha, Qatar.

After reporting incoming fire, the Marines opened fire on the crowd, killing seven people, he said.

On Wednesday, another shooting in Mosul killed three people and wounded at least 11, including several who said American troops fired at them from rooftops. A Marine sergeant near the scene said the Americans were responding to fire from another rooftop.

"They are killing us and no one's talking about it. We want Saddam back," said Zahra Yassin, whose 17-year-old son was shot in the stomach and wounded. "Let the embargo return. At least there was security."

In the city of Kut, southeast of Baghdad, an anti-American cleric took over City Hall. Hundreds of his followers blocked U.S. Marines from entering Tuesday with a message that "there is more than just one leader in the region." The Marines departed, opting against confrontation.

In the southern city of Ur, Shiite Muslims boycotted a meeting to create a postwar government because of U.S. plans to install a retired American general as Iraq's temporary administrator. Thousands protested near the meeting, chanting: "No to America and no to Saddam!"

There have been daily demonstrations in Baghdad as well, many outside the Palestine Hotel, temporary home to hundreds of international journalists and U.S. Marines. Hundreds of people hold up banners demanding the restoration of electricity, water and phone service. Many also urge the Americans to leave town.

Even as people topple statues of Saddam, they criticize the U.S.-led invasion for the death and destruction it wrought, and warn that Americans will become targets unless they fix what they destroyed and leave.

"America comes to destroy Iraq and its people," said Fouad Abdullah Ahmed, 49, part of a rally setting a Saddam statue on fire. "We are Muslim. We don't like the Americans and the British."

Many Iraqis believe the Americans launched the war to seize their oil. In what many in Baghdad consider confirmation of that, one of the first Baghdad buildings seized by U.S. forces was the oil ministry. They are still there.

"Let them take the oil and leave," Mohammed Ramadan said in the northern city of Tikrit, trembling at the sight of American tanks rolling through his city.

Actor Fadel Abbas watched his theater get torched by looters.

"They didn't want to protect these places — only the oil ministry," he said. "Why the oil ministry?"

Much of the anger, too, is directed at the looting that has enveloped many of Iraq's cities, and many blame the Americans for encouraging it. Donny George, director for research at the Ministry of Antiquities, complained that the Americans let Iraq's museums be sacked.

"This is what the Americans wanted," he said. "They wanted Iraq to lose its history."


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Thousands at Baghdad Mosque Demand U.S. Leave Iraq

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Thousands of people carrying Korans and waving banners demonstrated outside a Baghdad mosque on Friday demanding the United States leave Iraq (news - web sites).

In the first Friday prayers since U.S. tanks drove to the heart of the Iraqi capital last week, Imam Ahmed al-Kubaisi said in his sermon the United States invaded Iraq to defend Israel and denied that Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction.

His followers poured out of the mosque after prayers chanting anti-U.S. slogans and waving banners that read "No to America. No to Secular State. Yes to Islamic State."

The United States has said a former U.S. general will lead an interim government in Iraq.

[bluemax (POL)]

boia... e' verooo giustissimo !!! ABBASSO I LIBERATORIII !!!
rimettiamo SADDAM AL POTEREEEE !!!!

era meglio SADDAM !!!

almeno con Saddam le nascite era controllate e la popolazione in ecceso veniva eliminata giustametne.
Almeno con Saddam i grandi palazzi simbolo del potere potevano far vedere al mondo la grandezza del mondo arabo...
Almeno con Saddam si poteva sperare nella costruzione di un vasto e potente impero ARABO....


HURRA !!! PER SADDAM !!!!

[bluemax (POL)]

In Origine Postato da Antonello
Prima del cuore hanno conquistato il petrolio degli irakeni......

giusto !!! RIDIAMO IL PETROLIO AL DITTATORE IN MODO CHE POSSA FINIRE DI RIEPIRE DI RUBINETTI D'ORO IL SUO BAGNO !!!!!

SI SI SI SIS!!!! VIVA SADDAM !!!!

[bluemax (POL)]

In Origine Postato da Antonello
Tu sei un po' disturbato....

dici ?


be tutto puo essere

[bom-bim-bom]

bluemax, credo che sia importante conoscere l'opinione di chi vuoi "liberare" ed "aiutare", non quella che vorresti e fa piacere a te, non credi?

Una persona citata ne è uscita con un "era meglio saddam..." ma pare più in funzione sarcastico/critica che di convinzione politica.

Il messaggio più forte che esce dall'irak è "nè saddam, nè USA".

Qualcuno agita già il desiderio di una repubblica islamica (e noi, pacifessi, da fessi avvisavamo del pericolo gli arguti guerrafondai per la pace).

E se vuoi fare una democrazia e la maggioranza sciita vota per i suoi ayatollah, avrai una repubblica islamica.

Quello che non concepisco sono gli americani e i fellatio-americani che continuano a dipingere un irak che non esiste (il famoso giubilo iracheno pro-USA).

Penso che con questa chiarificazione capirai che questo post è tutto meno che intenzionato a cantare le lodi di saddam.

E' semplicemente un post che invita a vedere le cose come stanno (o come sembrano essere ora).

[bluemax (POL)]

In Origine Postato da bom-bim-bom
bluemax, credo che sia importante conoscere l'opinione di chi vuoi "liberare" ed "aiutare", non quella che vorresti e fa piacere a te, non credi?

Una persona citata ne è uscita con un "era meglio saddam..." ma pare più in funzione sarcastico/critica che di convinzione politica.

Il messaggio più forte che esce dall'irak è "nè saddam, nè USA".

Qualcuno agita già il desiderio di una repubblica islamica (e noi, pacifessi, da fessi avvisavamo del pericolo gli arguti guerrafondai per la pace).

E se vuoi fare una democrazia e la maggioranza sciita vota per i suoi ayatollah, avrai una repubblica islamica.

Quello che non concepisco sono gli americani e i fellatio-americani che continuano a dipingere un irak che non esiste (il famoso giubilo iracheno pro-USA).

Penso che con questa chiarificazione capirai che questo post è tutto meno che intenzionato a cantare le lodi di saddam.

E' semplicemente un post che invita a vedere le cose come stanno (o come sembrano essere ora).

be allora mi trovi daccordo... ne USA ne SADDAM (ne altri dittatorelli ) siamo daccordo...

(anceh perche pasqua)

[Shambler]

bluemax è invidioso perchè saddam aveva dei palazzi lussuosi e lui no.