[dennisw]

The vast majority of Iraqis hate the UN. They do not feel the same way about our Coalition forces, in spite of reports to the contrary...................


I doubt the average Iraqi knows or cares much about the UN. A bombing like this can split off our friends from us.Drive them out of Iraq. Well, they may mot be friends but they were there to help and we can use it.

[boxerblues]

Thsi is a strike against the UN

[dennisw]

I can't wait to find how stupid and lax security measures were with these US do gooder types. Nonetheless.... prayers for the dead many of whom were doing good work there. Maybe the UN types now have an idea what Israel is up against with the Paleostinian wackos.

[dfwgator]

The vast majority of Iraqis hate the UN.

They have Birchers in Iraq too?

[Ragtime Cowgirl]

I know, dennis - they were there to help and we do need them. I'm sorry. Been following the maneuvering of the pro-UN EU anti-Coalition forces - those who refuse to help with $$$ and troops and are free with their advice and criticism as they lie daily about the situation on the ground in Iraq - throughout the war.

The Jordanians - including the rulers - accepted big payments from Saddam for years. Saddam built a multi-million $$$ housing complex for their journalists, bought villas, Mercedes and kept a big bank account for the Hussein 'boys' in a Jordanian bank. The Hussein getaway $$$ - millions found by our troops shortly after Baghdad Liberation Day - were neatly wrapped with bands from a bank in Jordan. The Jordanian government and press covered up Saddam's years of mass-murder, while reporting anti-American lies. The UN is little different, though they claim they were helpless to stop Saddam's 'theft' of many millions in UN 'Oil for Food' $$$ even as Saddam starved his own people and the UN did what they could to prevent our going in to remove him.

The average Iraqi knows very well who was on Saddam's payroll.