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Interesting read especially when you've just read "Worst City in al-Anbar Province - Ramadi, hands down." From: A Marine's Eye-View of Fallujah (Unclassified)

"The provincial capital of 400,000 people. Killed over 1,000 insurgents in there since we arrived in February. Every day is a nasty gun battle. They blast us with giant bombs in the road, snipers, mortars and small arms. We blast them with tanks, attack helicopters, artillery, our snipers (much better than theirs), and every weapon that an infantryman can carry."

"Every day. Incredibly, I rarely see Ramadi in the news. We have as many attacks out here in the west as Baghdad. Yet, Baghdad has 7 million people, we have just 1.2 million. Per capita, al-Anbar province is the most violent place in Iraq by several orders of magnitude. I suppose it was no accident that the Marines were assigned this area in 2003."

A Marine's Eye-View of Fallujah (Unclassified) Defense Tech. Org ^ [September 26, 2006] A marine in Fallujah

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1724995/posts posted earlier today.

These bad guys are wiz-kid, military, Seventh Ave. media savvy, advertising geniuses, read their logic. Hasn't the US government anybody who can think like these guys (terrorist) and beat them to the punch in their plans for evil doing?

1 posted on 10/24/2006 3:48:04 PM PDT by WmShirerAdmirer
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Should read:These bad guys aren't wiz-kid, military, Seventh Ave. media savvy, advertising geniuses, read their logic. Hasn't the US government anybody who can think like these guys (terrorist) and beat them to the punch in their plans for evil doing? My apologies, I'm sure the original word "are" did wonders for my reputation.
2 posted on 10/24/2006 4:28:34 PM PDT by WmShirerAdmirer
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