US tells civilians to flee Fallujah

news.telegraph ^ | 11-05-2004 | news.telegraph

[OhMike]

PJ, I read your profile. I feel the same way. I'm so grateful that there is a Free Republic to give me assurance that there are real, patriotic Americans out there who believe in and are willing to fight for the things we hold dear.

This election was wonderful, knowing that 59 million of us are out there, and that we mobilized to save the Republic.

[Travis McGee]

[Peelod]

After any "civilian" who wants to leave does, activate the Illudium Q-36 Explosive Space Modulator.

[SAJ]

Good point. This, of course, is the great wildcard here -- DO the Iraqis want to maintain a nation or not? Hope so.

[Grampa Dave]

When moi Kerri conceded, the life expectancy of Islamofascist/kazis became very short in Iraq, Iran, Syria, Russia, Israel and around the world.

[KitJ]

There are very, very few Iraqis in the 40-60 age bracket - they were of fighting age in the 80s during the war with Iran. Saddam pretty much wiped out an entire generation.

I believe around 70% of the Iraqis are age 30 and younger.

Kit.

[LiberalBassTurds]

The soldiers warned they would arrest any man under the age of 45 found trying to leave or enter the city.

Excellent. Get ' em boys!

[TexKat]

I heard Rush say that Chirac couldn't be bothered meeting with Allawi yesterday, but found plenty of time to visit the dying (dead) Arafat.

Shitrock is pissed in more ways than one. But one of the latest is the following:

IRAQI PM CAUTIONS FRANCE AGAINST APPEASING INSURGENTS AHEAD OF EUROPE VISIT

[prairiebreeze]

Any "civilians" left in Fallujah at this point must be dumb as a box of rocks.

Prairie

[Constitutionalist Conservative]

11,500,000.00 EUR Euro = 14,868,913.42 USD United States Dollars

After the tens of billions of dollars the US has spent on reconstruction there, Europe passes the hat and comes up with 15 million ...and will no doubt demand a place at the table because of their generosity. Is this the first aid package from there, or have there been others?

[OXENinFLA]

Is this the first aid package from there, or have there been others?

Not sure.....

[TheGunny]

This has been going on for some time.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

but I suppose that election considerations got in the way...sigh.

Not just in our country....Allawi and crew had a lot to do with that.....

[OXENinFLA]

I think some Euro countries may have forgiven some of Iraq's old debt though.

[Go Gordon]

After winning on Tuesday, then the Arafat news, Fallujah was number three on my wish list.

Ah come on, Daschle had to be on your list somewhere.

[bayourod]

On a serious note, the foreign terrorists will not permit many of the Iraqi civilians to leave.

Hopefully before the invasion begins we can get personal testimonials from civilians broadcast to the Iraqi people to let them know what the foreign terrorists are doing to them.

Only the Iraqis themselves can defeat the terrorists, we can merely kill them.

[Go Gordon]

I'm over 45 and I could shoot the lips off a chicken at 100 yards.

Well, if we ever need to attack Frank Purdue and his militia of cockledoodledoo's, we'll be sure to give you a call ;-)

[rockrr]

"I'm over 45 and I could shoot the lips off a chicken at 100 yards."

Me too (although I now have to use my glasses in order to hit their lips ;'}

[Lunatic Fringe]

My brother is part of this strike force....

Godspeed, bro.

[injin]

they should have B-52's circling overhead , as they did in Afghanistan. The sight of these awesome circles in the sky would totally unnerve the enemy , maybe most of them will just
throw down their weapons and save the Marines a tough fight.
And if they don't , there is nothing like ArcLight strikes
to drive home a point.