[TexKat]

Dead bodies and rescuers make up the scene outside the army recruitment centre in Baghdad, following a car bomb.(AFP/Ahmed Fadaam)

A U.S. Army soldier arrests an Iraqi man who was yelling abuse at troops, who had arrived on the scene after a car bomb explosion outside a recruiting center in Baghdad, June 17, 2004. U.S. troops will remain in Iraq (news - web sites) as long as necessary until Iraqi forces can handle security on their own, Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz said during a visit to northern Iraq. Photo by Ceerwan Aziz/Reuters

Iraqi troops carry the body of a man blown across the street by the impact of a car bomb explosion, outside a recruiting center in Baghdad, June 17, 2004. A suicide car bomber killed 35 people and wounded 119 at an Iraqi military base on Thursday, as guerrillas intensified a bloody campaign to sabotage plans for U.S.-led occupation to give way to Iraqi rule on June 30. REUTERS/Ali Jasim

An Iraqi Army soldier reacts after a car bomb explosion outside a recruiting center in Baghdad, June 17, 2004. A car bomb blast killed at least 25 people and wounded 50 outside an Iraqi paramilitary defense force base in Baghdad on Thursday, an Iraqi officer at the scene said. REUTERS/Ali Jasim

[MEG33]

Disgusting, murdering creeps...I despise them.

[TexKat]

Iraqi police carry away unexploded ordinance from the scene of a bomb blast in central Baghdad, Iraq Thursday June 17, 2004. A car slammed into a crowd of volunteers outside a civil defense recruiting center and exploded, killing at least 21 people and wounding at least 69, police said. (AP Photo/Hussein Malla)

Iraqi soldiers rush to remove the dead from the scene of an explosion in central Baghdad, Iraq Thursday June 17, 2004. At least 21 people were killed and 69 wounded by a car bomb outside a recruiting station for Iraqi security forces, police said.(AP Photo/Hussein Malla)

Iraqis struggle to pry open the doors of a damaged car to remove the dead from the scene of an explosion in central Baghdad, Iraq Thursday June 17, 2004. At least 21 people were killed and 69 wounded by a car bomb outside a recruiting station for Iraqi security forces, police said.(AP Photo/Hussein Malla)

[Mike Darancette]

Do the locals celebrate the murder of their own people?

[swarthyguy]

SO tragic, the carnage inflicted upon the Iraqis.

So, that makes it what, 16-17 carbombs this month.

Getting hot there.