1 posted on
04/09/2003 4:30:45 AM PDT by
kattracks
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To: kattracks
"We went there to help them liberate their country, and all they did was shoot us in the back."
HaHaHa- boy did he get that wrong.
2 posted on
04/09/2003 4:33:32 AM PDT by
blastbaby
To: kattracks
Bwahahahaha!!! About the best news I've heard all year. The Jihadists being rejected by Iraqis. How 'bout that... they'll never live this down in the Arab world.
3 posted on
04/09/2003 4:33:59 AM PDT by
goldstategop
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4 posted on
04/09/2003 4:35:15 AM PDT by
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To: kattracks
"I am not afraid of the Americans. On the contrary I want to fight them. But I was scared of the Iraqis, specifically those who call themselves the Iraqi opposition," he said.
To: kattracks
"But I told him that God is on our side."
Hey Genious, If God were on your side, your side wouldn't have lost 800 of 830 tanks and tens of thousands of men.
To: kattracks
"We went there to help them liberate their country, and all they did was shoot us in the back."
Next time call first, you dipstick.
8 posted on
04/09/2003 4:43:01 AM PDT by
duckman
(ta ra ra boom de ay, lets bomb SADDAM today.)
To: kattracks
"I went there to be a martyr, not to be murdered by a brother," he told Reuters. "We went there to help them liberate their country, and all they did was shoot us in the back."
Duh. They didn't want Sadamn or you pigs around. They are actually intelligent people who have been repressed by a brutal dictator. All of the "martyrs" should be given their wish.
"I am not afraid of the Americans. On the contrary I want to fight them. But I was scared of the Iraqis, specifically those who call themselves the Iraqi opposition," he said."
You should be afraid. We'll be in Beirut soon enough.
V
9 posted on
04/09/2003 4:43:58 AM PDT by
Beck_isright
(FLASH: CNN hires Baghdad Bob as new Operation Iraqi Freedom Military Analyst)
To: kattracks
Boohoo. Wish you were dead.
10 posted on
04/09/2003 4:45:50 AM PDT by
Conspiracy Guy
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To: kattracks
Wait! Come back. We aren't finished killing all you guys yet.
11 posted on
04/09/2003 4:46:07 AM PDT by
LS
To: kattracks
Then Salaam, 24 years old and unemployed, was sent to war. Key word.
To: kattracks
We stayed at the front five days and we didn't eat anything.He meets all criteria to become a Zimbabwe war veteran.
To: kattracks
"I feel I am stronger than a hero," Salaam said. "I thought when I saw an airplane I would flee, but I stayed and I waited for them and God gave me the strength." Easy to say from Lebanon.
14 posted on
04/09/2003 4:47:04 AM PDT by
Jonx6
To: kattracks
Just how incredibly stupid can these dweebs be, anyway?
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21 posted on
04/09/2003 4:56:20 AM PDT by
piasa
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To: kattracks
"I went there to be a martyr, not to be murdered by a brother," he told Reuters. "We went there to help them liberate their country, and all they did was shoot us in the back."
What a naive little doof. Other quotations, direct and indirect, explain much better why he left, since his opportunity to die a martyr never disappeared had he really wanted to take advantage of it:
1. It was uncomfortable. "I was sleeping behind mounds of sand and firing from kalashnikovs on helicopters. It was craziness," he said.
2. It was scary and unpleasant. "We stayed at the front five days and we didn't eat anything. I saw two dead bodies shot in the head."
3. I didn't get what I really wanted. "Salaam, who returned with a friend who did not want his name used, said Iraq had promised them an Iraqi passport, a house and an Iraqi bride after the war ended as a reward for fighting."
4. "Salaam is not normally religious." No, he's usually opportunistic and self-serving.
23 posted on
04/09/2003 4:58:31 AM PDT by
aruanan
To: kattracks; sauropod
"I am proud that I went. I also felt that my father was so happy that I left. He didn't say anything but he was proud," said Salaam's friend.He wasn't proud, just "happy you left"...
To: kattracks
Salaam, who returned with a friend who did not want his name used, said Iraq had promised them an Iraqi passport, a house and an Iraqi bride after the war ended as a reward for fighting. Wait.. just one woman?? (wonder how the "lucky" girl would have felt about it, too..)
25 posted on
04/09/2003 5:01:04 AM PDT by
TxBec
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To: kattracks
Salaam, whose name means peace Sorry, Salaam, but "Islam" already means "peace." Your name will have to mean something else. How about "moron"?
To: kattracks
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Don't let the tent flap hit your camel in the butt on the way out.
28 posted on
04/09/2003 5:04:22 AM PDT by
PLMerite
("Unarmed, one can only flee from Evil. But Evil isn't overcome by fleeing from it." Jeff Cooper)
To: kattracks
Others like Salaam, whose name means peace, went on their own. They have a way of misnaming things in that language.
29 posted on
04/09/2003 5:06:21 AM PDT by
Textide
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