some might talk about the americans and how bad things have gotten well what I am about to tell you has nothing to do with the americans but with the current government of al maliki. This is happening under his nose and under the nose of his ministries such as the ministry of health.
people who work at these ministries, ordinary iraqis are getting asked by others within the ministry who are from higher rank about any individuals they are aware of that live in their neghbourhoods who used to be in the military and those who are pilots. If the employee says a name of an individual in his neighborhood, that ex-iraqi military is being assasinated. Those people at the ministry are indicating that any pilots and officers in the former iraqi military that were part of the Iraq-Iran war are being assasinated, under the nose and the knowledge of the highest people at the ministries.
this is real inside news and those who are in the media, don't turn your back ignore it, report it and ask people and do not reveal their names, you will hear the truth behind this.
Iraq is being cleansied by the so called Iraqi government, under the direction of the Iranian shiat dawa government of Maliki
this is fact, no speculations and those Iraqis who sold their people and invited the americans to invade Iraq are part of this campaign and are keeping their mouth shut for what's happening.
you have lost the high ground years ago, you are anti-iraqis, agents and thugs no different than the natzis who ignored the killings and turnd their face the other way
< Message edited by Iraqi100Percent -- 9/28/2007 9:48:19 PM >
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Long Live The Honorable Iraqis and down with the Safaween.
not only that it is the kurds government are behind all of this what is happening to iraq by that monkey basterd masood barazani and that laughing cow jalal talibani.
some might talk about the americans and how bad things have gotten well what I am about to tell you has nothing to do with the americans but with the current government of al maliki. This is happening under his nose and under the nose of his ministries such as the ministry of health.
people who work at these ministries, ordinary iraqis are getting asked by others within the ministry who are from higher rank about any individuals they are aware of that live in their neghbourhoods who used to be in the military and those who are pilots. If the employee says a name of an individual in his neighborhood, that ex-iraqi military is being assasinated. Those people at the ministry are indicating that any pilots and officers in the former iraqi military that were part of the Iraq-Iran war are being assasinated, under the nose and the knowledge of the highest people at the ministries.
this is real inside news and those who are in the media, don't turn your back ignore it, report it and ask people and do not reveal their names, you will hear the truth behind this.
Iraq is being cleansied by the so called Iraqi government, under the direction of the Iranian shiat dawa government of Maliki
this is fact, no speculations and those Iraqis who sold their people and invited the americans to invade Iraq are part of this campaign and are keeping their mouth shut for what's happening.
you have lost the high ground years ago, you are anti-iraqis, agents and thugs no different than the natzis who ignored the killings and turnd their face the other way
100%. This is in fact widely known amongst Iraqis but you are absolutely correct in saying that the media have totally ignored this very important issue. The cleansing issue is not just a sectarian one, its far more wide reaching and serious. The cleansing of all our educated and professional classes is placing us in a predicament that might never be fully recovered. I can say without fear that just about all our professionals who had the good fortune to be educated abroad have no settled elsewhere and are unlikely to return in a professional capacity. The reason being that they come from an older generation and are getting on in years. Ideally they would now be passing on their extensive knowledge to the younger generation but are being prevented from doing so by traitors and agents who find it easier to conquer an uneducated country rather the alternative. I fear for Iraq more for its brain drain than its stupid secular differences which will in the end be reconciled. Just like our teachers and professors, pilots don't just fall out of trees. We have to protect these national assets in order for the next generation to succeed where we have failed.
guys haven't you noticed there is another guy who stoped posting his replies in this forum guess who it's (iraqi100percent) he stopped posting for a while i wonder what happened to him.
guys haven't you noticed there is another guy who stoped posting his replies in this forum guess who it's (iraqi100percent) he stopped posting for a while i wonder what happened to him.
Dude, didn't you just ask this exact question on an earlier thread? Why do you insist on repeating yourself? As I've said to you on various occasions, I believe you are better than this. Please prove me right and post something interesting for a change. Part of the reason why so many like iraqi100% have deserted this forum is down to repetitive posts and you are the main offender here. I refuse to believe that you are as small minded as that and still have hope that you might just surprise us all by coming clean about why you continue to pretend to be a non Iraqi. You must have more to offer than just anti Kurdish propaganda and insults. Come on Sadiq...you can do better than this.
BAGHDAD - A Sunni schoolteacher was hijacked as he drove to visit his sister in a predominantly Shiite area of Baghdad on Thursday. His body was found an hour later with three gunshots to his eyes. Iraqi police blamed Shiite gang members for the killing — a grim reminder that sectarian hatreds and crimes persist regardless of declining violence in the capital. Ahmed al-Janabi, a 45-year-old father of three, was stopped at a southwest Baghdad intersection by gunmen in two cars. They drove him away in his own car after inspecting his national ID and food ration card. His name doomed him: the al-Janabi tribe is mainly Sunni. Police found his body in the car in a nearby neighborhood, with the gunshot wounds to his eyes, according to an officer at the hospital where police delivered the body.
The officer, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he feared becoming a target himself, said the attackers were Shiite militia members. Al-Janabi's sister was married to a Shiite man, police said. Northeast of the capital, women in black and other relatives gathered at another morgue to claim the bodies of eight men found dumped in the city of Baqouba. Two were Shiite brothers who had been abducted at a fake checkpoint near the city two days ago, police said. Such sectarian killings usually blamed on so-called death squads run by Shiite militias have been a daily occurrence in Iraq since a February 2006 bombing of a Shiite shrine north of Baghdad sparked a wave of retaliatory violence. The shrine attack was believed to have been the work of al-Qaida in Iraq — Sunni extremists.
The number of sectarian killings has fallen dramatically since a joint U.S.-Iraqi security crackdown began in Baghdad in February. Killings declined further beginning in August, when radical Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr ordered his Mahdi Army militia fighters to cease attacks for up to six months. At least 284 bullet-riddled bodies bearing the hallmarks of attacks by sectarian death squads have been found nationwide this month — 135 in Baghdad. That compared with 507 bodies found last month and a peak this year of 1,079 in January — 944 of those in Baghdad. So far in October, Iraqis have been killed in war-related violence at an average of 30 a day. That's less than the nearly 34 a day in September, and far less than nearly 64 in August.
The AP tally is compiled from hospital, police and military officials, as well as accounts from reporters and photographers. Insurgent deaths are not included. Other counts differ and some have given higher civilian death tolls. Al-Janabi's death, itself unremarkable in the litany of violence that faces Iraqis on a daily basis, was the latest example of continuing attacks by Shiite militiamen the U.S. military claims are being armed and funded by Iran in defiance of al-Sadr's call. The teacher's death also reinforced the dangers of crossing the increasingly stark sectarian boundaries in the capital.
Al-Sadr's Mahdi Army fought U.S. troops for much of 2004 across central and southern Iraq. After a cease-fire, al-Sadr joined the political process and his loyalists now have 30 of parliament's 275 seats. But his control over the Mahdi Army appears to have frayed. "Despite the improving security situation, there are still some militia groups that are trying to ignite sectarian strife and maintain the killing and the counter-killing between Shiite and Sunnis," said Salim Abdullah, a spokesman for the main Sunni political bloc, the Iraq Accordance Front. On Wednesday, al-Sadr again appealed to his followers to uphold the cease-fire and threatened to expel those who don't, according to a statement issued by his office in response to questions from supporters about whether the order to stand down still applied.
U.S. forces also appear to have escalated their campaign against what the military calls rogue militiamen, and clashes between Shiite groups are on the rise in parts of the mainly Shiite south. "Enemy parties are spreading this news (that the cease-fire ended) to tarnish the image of this heroic ideological army that has shown loyalty to its leadership by implementing the freeze," al-Sadr said in the statement, emphasizing that some did observe the cease-fire. "So, we appeal to everyone to obey the order in every respect or risk being expelled from this ... army in which there is no place for renegades."
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