Posted on 09/30/2002 10:18:31 AM PDT by Diogenesis
GOTTA SEE THIS - War for Enduring Freedom 10/1/02 - Congressmen in Iraqi parliament, Traitors in Basra,
Zadran taken near Gardez, Kabul, minor explosion, Kandahar, Nablus, Ramallah
BREAKING: Congressmen in Iraqi parliament,
BREAKING: Traitors in Basra,
BREAKING: Zadran taken near Gardez,
BREAKING: Kabul, minor explosion,
Kandahar, Nablus Ramallah
========= Basra, Iraq =========
BREAKING: The Armies of Good take out a site which painted surveillance aircraft.
BREAKING: In Basra, Iraq, at the Abu Flous water treatment plant,
Thompson (D-CA), David E. Bonior (D-MI) and Jim McDermott (D-WA),
find new ways to bad mouth the USA as they spout Iraqi PR that this plant is where
Saddam would have made his WMD. The WMD are in bunkers and palaces.
In Basra, Iraq, at the hospital, at the al-Sindebad hospital,
Congressmen David E. Bonior (D-MI and Iraq) and Jim McDermott (D-WA and Iraq)
claimed America gave cancer and birth defects to Iraqi children.
In fact, Saddam sequestered the money for his WMD, and uses the children for PR.
=========== Baghdad, Iraq ===========
BREAKING: In Baghdad, Iraq, Congressmen David E. Bonior (D-MI and Iraq) and Jim McDermott (D-WA and Iraq)
with Salem al-Kubaisi, head of the Arab and Foreign Relations Committee,
at the Iraqi parliament in Baghdad, September 30, 2002.
Egregiously, they called President Bush a liar.
In Baghdad, Iraq, a rare look into one of Saddam's palaces.
========= Kandahar, Afghanistan =========
In Kandahar, at the market.
========= Kabul, Afghanistan =========
BREAKING:
Warlord Padshah Khan Zadran was taken near Gardez.
In Kabul, in search of water.
In Kabul, at the soccer game.
In Kabul, at a tea shop.
In Kabul, at the Amir Amza Primary School,
girls - FREED BY THE USA - receive an education.
In Kabul, a child flies a kite. This was not allowed under the Taliban.
CALLING JIMMY CARTER. CALLING JIMMY CARTER.
Afghans begin rebuilding their ruins.
In Kabul, at the local bank.The new Afghani will be equal to 1,000 old Afghanis.
One U.S. dollar is currently worth 49,000 Afghanis - enough to fill many cushions
upon which one trader sits.
In Kabul, at the US Embassy.
BREAKING: In Kabul, at the site of a minor explosion, as the terrorists fail.
In Kabul, at the cemetary, mourners give away grapes to children.
In Kabul, at the checkpoint.
========= Nablus, Israel =========
In Nablus, a Palestinian terrorist throws a gasoline bomb
as they purport "peace".
========= Ramallah =========
In Ramallah, at Chief Terrorist Arafat's compound,
Palestinian security forces are free.
In Ramallah, at his headquarters, Terrorist Rockstar, Egyptian,
and murderer of Americans, Yasser Arafat is radiant
protected by the UN, EU and other fawning corrupt pirates, slavers, and terrorists.
========= Ein el-Hilweh, Lebanon =========
DID ANYBODY CALL ZOGBY YET?
In Ein el-Hilweh, terrorists abuse US and Israeli flags.
========= Bhopal =========
In Bhopal, at the idol maker.
END OF TRANSMISSION 10/1/02 .......... K
Above him, are pomegranates.
While an ordinary Afgan child plays in among the headstones.
Very moving.
Yeah, that's me, with a really annoyed look on my face. No one answered my loudly-asked rhetorical question, "Where's the Christian bookstore in downtown Mecca?"
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Dancing in Herat Afghans dance to celebrate the victory of the Northern Alliance in Herat, vacated by the Taliban on November 12. Photo: Hasan Sarbakhshian, AP |
November 16 2001: Afghanistan after the Taliban
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Watching football Afghans in their house in Herat watch the World Cup qualifying football match between Iran and Ireland on satellite TV on November 15. Television was banned under the Taliban. Photo: Hasan Sarbakhshian, AP |
November 16 2001: Afghanistan after the Taliban
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Showing their faces An Afghan woman and her daughter visit Kabul zoo. Under the Taliban they were not allowed to visit the zoo or show their faces. Photo: Marco Di Lauro, AP |
November 16 2001: Afghanistan after the Taliban
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