To: Coop
Basra is Iraq's second largest city. The propaganda value of control, with grateful residents, is enormous.
To: Dog Gone
That is why we kept the TV stations up.
428 posted on
03/25/2003 10:10:30 AM PST by
Porterville
(Screw the grammar, full posting ahead.)
To: Dog Gone
Would you go so far to say that this has HUGH implications?
442 posted on
03/25/2003 10:13:04 AM PST by
Grampa Dave
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To: Dog Gone
This is what the citizens of Basra witnessed in the last 24 hours...
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A British Warrior armored combat vehicle drives into a picture of Saddam Hussein (news - web sites) in the city of Basra, in southern Iraq (news - web sites), March 24, 2003. British forces scoured the Iraqi desert for two missing soldiers on Monday but said the U.S.-led war could weather setbacks hitting both the air and ground campaign. REUTERS/POOL/Mark Richards - Mar 24 7:20 PM ET |
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A British Warrior armoured combat vehicle drives into a picture of Saddam Hussein (news - web sites) in the city of Basra, in southern Iraq (news - web sites), March 24, 2003. British forces scoured the Iraqi desert for two missing soldiers on Monday but said the U.S.-led war could weather setbacks hitting both the air and ground campaign. REUTERS/POOL/Mark Richards - Mar 24 7:27 PM ET |
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A British Challanger 2 tank is seen in Basra, Iraq (news - web sites), in this Monday March 24 photo made available Tuesday March 25, 2003. (AP Photo/Dan Chung/POOL) - Mar 25 2:10 AM ET |
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