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Al Sadr and his militias are not loved by the Iraqis either and some of them (about 100) had the guts to march to his headquarters, confriont his gunmen and ask him to get the h--l out of there...
With or without our forces, he is eventually history... But remember, their agenda is different...a cultural thing! We are a fast paced society driven by short time goals like elections, polls... They have a saying: sit next to the river and you will eventually see the corpse of your enemy float by! They have plenty of time!!! |
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Well...they made their point and got to survive it!!! Lucky Al Sadr cannot really afford to be shown slaughtering unarmed fellow Iraqis!
More might come and force him out too....we already heard of the assassinated militiamen...some people, presumed Iraqis, have taken pot shots at isolated Al Sadr men within the city... I guess they are not so popular after all!!! |
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True....mainly because we still conduct a politically correct war!
Remember Israel and the Church of Nativity: 1- prevent any organization to visit the terrorists (and feed them) 2- snipers take a shot at everything that shows up at a window... Funny how the "elite" of the PLO surrendered after a week!!! They are only hardcore when it is about brainwashing teenagers into suicide bombings! |
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In your previous post you said it yourself: there are still poeple there that don't support the "bad guys" That's what makes it so difficult. Not to start another topic about the press, but if anyone gets killed there who may have been innocent, they'll still be broadcasting it in 2010.
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