From the French Islamic site,
http://www.ribaat.org/services/forum/showthread.php?t=27552�
A day in the life of the Mujahideen in Fallujah in pictures!!!
He begins by praying to Allah,
then he prepares his arms,
then he takes the route to the front,
and goes from one front to the other,
he recovers,
and when a Mujahideen rests,
another takes his shift.
Thanks penguino for the link.
ON THE NET...
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http://www.portal.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml;sessionid=FHNALGTAKC5GVQFIQMGCM5OAVCBQUJVC?xml=/news/2005/01/08/wirq08.xml&sSheet=/portal/2005/01/08/ixportal.html
"Christians flee genocide as fear sweeps Iraq"
By Jack Fairweather at St Matthew's Monastery near Mosul
(Filed: 08/01/2005)
ARTICLE SNIPPET: "This thinning of the ranks has taken centuries, he said, but in the valleys Iraq's Christian community, targeted with especial ferocity by Islamic extremists for the past year, is disappearing rapidly.
Churches have been bombed, priests kidnapped and Christian neighbourhoods subjected to random shootings, the terrorists' revenge for the community's shared religion with the "Christian" invaders.
According to Church leaders, some 300,000 Christians - roughly a quarter of the population - have fled their homes since the US-led invasion.
It is too early to speak of a humanitarian crisis, with many from the community, one of Iraq's more affluent, able to leave the country in civilised fashion or find shelter in the Kurdish-controlled north. But in the minds of Church leaders there is little doubt as to the nature of the exodus.
"It's genocide. You can see it with your own eyes," said Bishop Putres Harbori, head of the Christian community in Dohuk, near the Turkish border, where 350 families have found sanctuary."
