Abu Abed, leader of awakening to withdraw from the awakening forces

Posted on January 4, 2008 by Sappho

Vio­lent clashes the whole night yes­ter­day in Ahdamiya neigh­bor­hood between the awak­en­ing mili­tias and the gov­ern­ment forces, Abu Abed told the Amer­i­cans that he and his fight­ers are quit­ing the “Awak­en­ing” if gov­ern­ment forces keep tar­get­ing the “Awak­en­ing” forces.

The vio­lence started yes­ter­day related to the inci­dent hap­pened two days ago when the “Awak­en­ing” forces in Ahdamiya cap­tured 3 Ira­ni­ans with ID issued by the Inte­rior Min­istry, the three were deliv­ered to the Americans.

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5 Responses to Abu Abed, leader of awakening to withdraw from the awakening forces

  1. Mister Ghost says:
    January 4, 2008 at 17:50

    Now this I can believe and is more cred­i­ble.
    While I laugh at the proa­gan­dish nature
    of some of the sto­ries you post, I do appre­ci­ate the ser­vice you
    pro­vide with your insights in to what the Arab press
    and var­i­ous groups are telling the gen­eral Iraqi and Arab public.

  2. seymore says:
    January 5, 2008 at 01:08

    And so it has begun…

    This was the whole plan all along to shift the bar­rage of attacks on the occu­pa­tion away from the US…

    Cre­ate Shi­ite mili­tias and death squads to con­tain the Sunni insur­gency. That didn’t work. So, cre­ate Sunni mili­tias (the awak­en­ing coun­cils) in order to throw out America’s great­est his­tor­i­cal enemy — al-Qaidah & the Khal­i­fah move­ment — and then, have the awak­en­ing coun­cils (made up of many mem­bers of var­i­ous non-islamist resis­tance orga­ni­za­tions) clash with the shiaa mili­tias. One of the main rea­sons these coun­cils formed and accepted money and aid and weapons from the US was as a means to secure the aver­age sunni from those shiia mili­tias (which are also backed by the US).

    Now, the US can sit back and watch sun­nis kill shias in greater num­bers while they con­tinue to intim­i­date Iraq’s neigh­bors and steal unmetered Iraqi oil, and of course, con­tinue to see how suc­cess­ful their psy-ops is in con­vinc­ing Mus­lims that al-Qaidah is the cause of the ter­ror­ism that has inflicted them as opposed to the cia, the mossad, and the US air force.

  3. mightydreamer says:
    January 5, 2008 at 02:10

    sey­more; you’ve nailed it. They even dressed up sol­diers in tra­di­tional gears to imper­son­ate both shiaa and sunni and sent them off to take pot­shots at peo­ple and encour­age con­flict and ani­mos­ity. It’s almost stan­dard pro­ce­dure, comes right after divide and con­quer. Hell Iraqi police caught two british sol­diers in cos­tume and in-act. They sent Tanks to break them out of jail. At the top of this heap you’re deal­ing with some emo­tion­ally and spir­i­tu­ally bank­rupt crim­i­nals with no fuck­ing balls or honor what so ever, all they do is cal­cu­late, scheme, and plot. They’ll always be ahead in this game because they are the biggest fanat­ics. they are cow­ards who deceive, manip­u­late, and betray the naive and sim­ple minded to do their bid­ding. Don’t shed the blood of your broth­ers, it is just what they want, and don’t hold pride in killing the poor deceived US sol­diers, they are vic­tims in all this just like you. The only way to beat these sick F_c_s is to defy hos­til­ity, refuse to kill another, no mat­ter if U sac­ri­fice your life. We have to turn this around, sac­ri­fices will have to be made, but we can at least res­ur­rect our honor and integrity. Hatred, revenge, and fear are the chains that bind us all, and they have mas­tered their use. We must rise above them.

    LuV
    Me

  4. seymore says:
    January 5, 2008 at 08:20

    @mightydreamer

    well, your solu­tion is of course cor­rect in the­ory. But, I believe that the only way to rise above the injus­tice and over­come the divide and con­quer tac­tics is to unite in the cause of Islam for there is no life with­out reli­gion and the bond of faith tran­scends the bond of nationalism/patriotism, the bond of eth­nic­ity, the bond of eco­nomic class, and the bond of trib­al­ism. Then and only then will the divide and con­quer tac­tics of for­eign mili­tias and empires alike vanish.

    I’m sure you would ask: what about dif­fer­ent reli­gions and what about reli­gious free­dom. Is a wor­shiper of satan equal to a wor­shiper of God? Does a believer and a pagan have the same val­ues or prin­ci­ples or view­points? Can you trust some­one who is hyp­o­crit­i­cal in their reli­gion to not be hyp­o­crit­i­cal in other mat­ters? Are poly­the­ists and monothe­ists devoted to the same thing??

    And it isn’t hard to find this group among all the other groups that are fight­ing who stand for this cause and who refuse to com­pro­mise on their beliefs. They are the key to unity and victory!

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