- Iraqi resis­tance released a video clip of shoot­ing down a US heli­copter, north east of Bagh­dad in Taji area.

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- Iraqirabita released a video shows women and chil­dren among the arrested in Najaf [watch: here

- Remem­ber I reported that US occu­pa­tion forces used clus­ter bombs against vil­lagers?

Iraqi MP Tarik Al-Hashmi accused

Amer­i­can occu­pa­tion forces cap­tured 8 chil­dren and gave them to death mili­tias who accom­pa­nied the Amer­i­cans, later the 8 chil­dren found exe­cuted in school nearby.

7 Comments

  1. Nadia February 4th, 2007

    LB, I have a gut feel­ing that it is the gov­ern­ment and the occu­pa­tion that are behind the attacks that we have seen after the Najaf incident.

    As you know my views the US with its allies and peo­ple in the green zone started a WAR based on lies so blow­ing up a cars is noth­ing to them.
  2. LadyBird February 4th, 2007

    Sure they are, who else?

    They started the all the mess, and they keep doing it
  3. Layla Anwar February 5th, 2007

    Hi L.B, you posted once some info one some army guy called Abboud Gam­bar, do you still have it ? I would appre­ci­ate telling me where I can find it . Thanks.
  4. LadyBird February 5th, 2007

    Layla

    I posted this weeks ago, but he is not Aboud Gambar.

    post

    I know who you mean with Gam­bar, I have to go to work now, I will search when I come back.

    Sorry for the delay.

    By the way:

    It is a long time ago, we didn’t hear any­thing from him

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Occupation forces and death militias executed eight children in “AL-Samra” village

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