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Insurgents Assert Control Over Town Near Syrian Border
Washington Post ^
| 9/6/2005
| Ellen Knickmeyer and Jonathan Finer
Posted on 09/05/2005 8:11:07 PM PDT by playball0
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To: playball0
Okay, well, time to wipe that city off the map.
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posted on
09/06/2005 2:22:05 AM PDT
by
Recovering_Democrat
(I am SO glad to no longer be associated with the party of Dependence on Government!)
To: playball0
Here come the 1000 pounders...
To: thoughtomator
Exactly....its like a football game...when you begin to wear the other team down late in the game and are playing on his side of the 50 yard line.
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posted on
09/06/2005 3:10:25 AM PDT
by
Dog
To: SteveMcKing
Why would they put up a sign like that? It has to do with PR....see how the media is spinning this grab the terrorists knew the media would do it.
This is but a bump in the road.
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posted on
09/06/2005 3:12:28 AM PDT
by
Dog
To: playball0
Fighters loyal to militant leader Abu Musab Zarqawi asserted control over the key Iraqi border town of Qaim on Monday, killing U.S. collaborators and enforcing strict Islamic law, according to tribal members, officials, residents and others in the town and nearby villages.Michael, don't your writers know that 'collaborator' is a curse used for locals who assist foreign conquest, NOT people in their own country supporting their OWN elected givernment against foreign terrorists?
Your writers -- and their editors -- need to have their PC's washed out with soap for this shameful insult to these murdered patriots.
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posted on
09/06/2005 9:08:17 AM PDT
by
anymouse
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