Posted on 03/13/2020 7:14:24 PM PDT by Beave Meister
Whoops!
>>n a statement, Iraqs military said the U.S. air strikes hit four locations in Iraq that housed formal Iraqi police and military units, in addition to the paramilitary groups<<
What, no baby food factories?
I thought we usually hit “weddings” in Iraq.
Where does the article say anything about a top Iranian general being killed?
Here’s another one, although it’s a tweet...
Mullah Fubar: “We’re going to need another Timmy!”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=45&v=nNxsclnYN4A&feature=emb_logo
IRGC general
Good
Kill them all, and let GOD sort them out.
>>I thought we usually hit weddings in Iraq.<<
Weddings being held at elementary schools with nuns in attendnce.
well that’s one way to boost slumping oil prices...
But... but... he liked poetry so he must have been a good guy.
Too late for iambic pentameter.....
Think you'll ever read this from Reuters: "the holy Christian city of Bethlehem"?
Kill em All and let Allah sort em out. Nancy is sad. Too bad.
The name that is being rumored for the Iranian General supposedly killed, is General Siamand Mashhadani - but that is not the name of any known Iranian General.
It may have been a code name or Nom de Guerre (an Arabic Kunya) for an Iranian officer trying to be covert.
The US has not claimed that any General was killed.
Oops, our bad.
Wikipedia-
In 1948, the religious makeup of the city was 85% Christian, mostly of the Greek Orthodox and Roman Catholic denominations, and 13% Muslim.[75] In the 1967 census taken by Israel authorities, the town of Bethlehem proper numbered 14,439 inhabitants, its 7,790 Muslim inhabitants represented 53.9% of the population, while the Christians of various denominations numbered 6,231 or 46.1%.
By 2016, the Christian population of Bethlehem had declined to only 16%.
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