Bamiyan, Afghanistan -the Hazara, freed by the USA Kabul - Afghans, freed by the USA BREAKING: Najaf - BEHIND ENEMY LINES BREAKING: BasraPosted on 05/14/2004 1:56:29 PM PDT by Diogenesis
GOTTA SEE THIS - War for Enduring Freedom 5/14/04 - Bamiyan, Kabul, Najaf, Basra
Bamiyan, Afghanistan -the Hazara, freed by the USA Kabul - Afghans, freed by the USA BREAKING: Najaf - BEHIND ENEMY LINES BREAKING: Basra
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PICTURES YOU MAY NEVER SEE IN THE GENERAL MEDIA
========= Bamiyan, Afghanistan =========
In Bamiyan, Afghanistan, with the Hazara freed by the USA.
They live in cave homes. Here, grilled meat sold in a stall, as others play and pose.
========= Kabul =========
In Kabul, Afghan school girls, freed by the USA,
perform during a ceremony to mark the 12th anniversary of the Mujahideens'
victory over the communists. Unlike in America, the Communists were crushed.
In Kabul, Afghan school girls, freed by the USA, now have opportunity to receive an education.
In Kabul, an Afghan boy, freed by the USA
and no longer treated as a dog by some Taliban
does his homework while taking care of a pet shop.
========= Abu Ghraib, Iraq =========
At the Abu Ghraib prison, site of the irrelevant hazing and abuse,
the Abu Ghraib reception and information center.
========= Najaf =========
BREAKING:
American heroes enter the terrorists' den known as Najaf.
BEHIND ENEMY LINES
In Najaf, today, armed Shiite terrorists
run from American heroes advancing.
BEHIND ENEMY LINES
In Najaf, today, armed Shiite terrorists
in the evil terrorist city of Najaf.
BEHIND ENEMY LINES
In Najaf, today, armed Shiite terrorists
display US equipment and cheer, proving the need to incinerate these subhumans
In Najaf, yesterday, armed Shiite terrorists carry the coffins of
grounded Shi'ite Mahdi Army terrorists and repair others.
In Najaf, the runt pretender Muqtada al-Sadr leaves a press conference.
========= Kandari =========
In Kandari, American heroes greet Iraqi boys.
========= Basra =========
In Basra, terrorist Shi'ite cleric Abdul-Satar Al-Bahadli
takes on America and the Coalition during Friday prayers, today, May 14, 2004..
In Basra, Iraq, an Iraqi girl , freed by the USA and the Coalition
waves to a British soldier.
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The enemy is willing to die as they murder us,
while we hesitate as we worry about hurting their feelings.
Hi FReepers.
Thanks for your past comments.
To the newbies: Please spend a few hours today helping for success in the War for Enduring Freedom,
or/and post your thought, missive, picture, thread, analysis, greetings to those serving overseas,
venting, update, correction, observation, or anything else of interest.
END OF TRANSMISSION 5/14/04 
.......... K
I have been hoping for one of your picture essays. Just great. BTW, your descriptive adjectives for Najaf are exactly what I have been thinking. Ya nailed it.
It's great to see this! I love the pictures, but more than that your captions are right on.
find later bump
It seems to me that we are in error for not sending the MLRS units over to Iraq. One load of FASCAM from a MLRS would take care of these pieces of Shiite quite nicely. (More satisfying to bayonnet them all however.)
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In Basra, Iraq, an Iraqi girl , freed by the USA ========= Kandari =========
and the Coalition waves to a British soldier. In Kandari, American heroes greet Iraqi boys.
The children have no fear.
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The look of a man who knows that his days (or hours) are short.
What is the deal with wrapping RPG rounds in electrical tape?
... the runt pretender Muqtada al-Sadr ...Good one : )
We are winning ~ the bad guys are losing ~ trolls, terrorists, democrats and the mainstream media are sad ~ very sad!
How the hell do you GET these shots? Never mind I probably don't want to know.
Cute. :D
Thanks, as always for your ping. These are great.
And for some who may not have seen this earlier thread (also a note from you RG), some more great photos!
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1135207/posts
Pictures From Iraq (what's good about our soldiers)
Glenn Beck Website ^ | May 10, 2004 | Glenn Beck
Posted on 05/13/2004 9:50:53 PM CDT by Optimist
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Richard B. Myers looks over some briefings while Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld does the same aboard a Texas Air National Guard C-130E headed for Baghdad, Iraq, on May 13, 2004. Rumsfeld and Myers are traveling to Southwest Asia to visit the troops in Baghdad. DoD photo by Tech. Sgt. Jerry Morrison Jr., U.S. Air Force. (Released)
Thanks for posting these Diogenesis. Our troops are working so hard and our media ignores them unless they can slander them. We need these pictures in order to remember to stay the course.
Coolbeans.
When Al-Sadr takes his long put off dirt nap it will be an extremely good day.
By all means, carry on!
Lando
Is this photo recent? It looks an awful lot like a similar photo taken a few weeks ago. I notice because FN-FAL paratrooper rifles like the one he is holding up are not real common in Iraq.
Kill an Islammie for mommie?
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