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10 Marines killed near Falluja
Marines conducting 'counter-insurgency' operations

They should have flattened Falluja when they had the chance. Actually
they
still can. Time to break out some of those MOABs.

How uber-Hitlerian of you.

What ever you say yodumbo.

QSL.

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10 Marines killed near Falluja
Marines conducting 'counter-insurgency' operations

Friday, December 2, 2005; Posted: 12:01 p.m. EST (17:01 GMT)

BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- A roadside bomb Thursday killed 10 Marines and
wounded 11 others while they were on nighttime "foot patrol near
Falluja,"
the Marine Corps said Friday.

Do you mean to report that 10 more Oil Soldiers
and Rent-A-Cop 'temps' for Halliburton Corp will be
comming home early for xmas....in a box...How nice. : (

Be sure to thank Bush/Cheney and the rest of them for it.
I am sure their families will also.......

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10 Marines killed near Falluja
Marines conducting 'counter-insurgency' operations

They should have flattened Falluja when they had the chance. Actually
they
still can. Time to break out some of those MOABs.

I'd like to hear you sing your tune above when a *nuclear device*
is detonated in one (or more?) major American cities. Best part is
you don't even have to be close. Just park it in one of those
Public Storage rental places in the suburbs on a timer. They won't
even know wtf hit them! Then after, you can thank Israel and AIPAC for our
Iraq invasion
and securing Israel's borders at the expense of 700K+ American lives.
(I bet the jew *******s won't even send a thank-you or a sympathy card
either.....)

yodumbo wrote:

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10 Marines killed near Falluja
Marines conducting 'counter-insurgency' operations

I thought that there weren't anymore insurgents.

Just a few deadenders in the last throes....say, how long is this throe
gonna last? And since the Pentagon is now in the biz of counting the number
of insurgents they kill each mission, and the numbers are no w accumulating
in the thousands, enquiring minds speculates just how few those "few
deadenders" there really are, hmm?

Fewer of them than there are 'tard boys in CanaDuh.

LMAO at the dumbass Canuck.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

(10)US Marines killed and numerous injured! How can that happen! That
must of been on big ass IUD to get that many guys! I'm sorry to say this
now but **** the iraqi people, let them figure out this **** on their
own and get our guys home.

If we ever go back it should only be from the air with big bombs that we
drop not giving a damm where they land!



yojimbo wrote:
10 Marines killed near Falluja
Marines conducting 'counter-insurgency' operations

Friday, December 2, 2005; Posted: 12:01 p.m. EST (17:01 GMT)

BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- A roadside bomb Thursday killed 10 Marines and
wounded 11 others while they were on nighttime "foot patrol near Falluja,"
the Marine Corps said Friday.
The bomb was "fashioned from several large artillery shells," the Marine
Corps said.

The attack is one of the deadliest in recent months. In August a homemade
bomb killed 14 Marines and a civilian interpreter just south of Haditha in
western Iraq.

The Marines attacked Friday were from Regimental Combat Team 8, 2nd Marine
Division, II Marine Expeditionary Force (Forward).

The latest deaths bring the number of U.S. military deaths in Iraq to 2,123.

Marines have been conducting "counterinsurgency operations" in the Falluja
and Ramadi areas ahead of the December 15 elections.

But the incident in Falluja was not part of the large-scale operations being
conducted.

Operation Shank, on the other hand, is targeting Ramadi, which lies on the
Euphrates River and has become a haven for insurgents affiliated with Abu
Musab al-Zarqawi's al Qaeda in Iraq. His group has used the river as a
highway to other cities, U.S. military spokesman Maj. Gen. Rick Lynch has
said.

The coalition offensive there is aimed at rooting out the insurgency and
stabilizing the area in preparation for the elections.

In Baquba, which lies on the Diyala River northeast of Baghdad, gunmen
targeted two brothers who serve on Iraq's electoral board, killing one and
wounding the other, police in Baquba said.

Police said that the gunmen were dressed in Iraqi army uniforms.

Majid Jabbar Brisem al-Hamdani was killed about 2 a.m. Friday, police said.

His brother, Hamed Jabbar al-Hamdani, who also served on the Independent
Electoral Commission of Iraq and was head of al-Zaghamiya election center,
was wounded and hospitalized.

Al-Hamdani told CNN the incident will not deter him from doing his job, and
he plans to return to his position after he recovers.

The attack came amid heightened security measures for the elections.

Iraq's government has banned non-Iraqi Arabs from traveling to Iraq until
further notice, said Brig. Gen. Adnan Abdul Rahman, an official with Iraq's
Ministry of Interior. He said the ban would be in effect until some point
after the vote.

The ban took effect on Thursday and also applies to diplomats, said the
director of Royal Jordanian Airlines at Baghdad's International Airport.

The Associated Press reported that Jordan's airline also prevented one of
its Egyptian correspondents from boarding a plane to Baghdad.

Meanwhile, both coalition forces and insurgents are engaged in a propaganda
campaign.

Coalition spokesman U.S. Maj. Gen. Rick Lynch strongly disputed reports of
widespread insurgent attacks in Ramadi on Thursday. He said that one attack,
involving a rocket-propelled grenade, occurred Thursday and that it caused
no damage or casualties. (Watch report on propaganda war -- 2:21)

The Defense Department is struggling to defend a military program that pays
Iraqi media to publish favorable stories about the war and the
reconstruction effort. (Full story)

CNN's Arwa Damon, Mohammed Tawfeeq and Mike Mount contributed to this
report.

Copyright 2005 CNN. All rights reserved.This material may not be published,
broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Associated Press contributed to this
report.

http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/meast/...ain/index.html

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10 Marines killed near Falluja
Marines conducting 'counter-insurgency' operations

I thought that there weren't anymore insurgents.

Just a few deadenders in the last throes....say, how long is this throe
gonna last?


History would indicate many more years. The reason there are throes is
because we are there. We leave and the surgents lose focus.

And since the Pentagon is now in the biz of counting the number
of insurgents they kill each mission, and the numbers are no w
accumulating in the thousands, enquiring minds speculates just how few
those "few deadenders" there really are, hmm?

James Douglas wrote:

If we ever go back it should only be from the air with big bombs that we
drop not giving a damm where they land!

How American of you.

Are you related to G. Bush?





mike

On Fri, 2 Dec 2005 16:21:30 -0500, "Biosphere Fornicater"
wrote:


"MnMikew" wrote in message
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"yojimbo" wrote in message
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10 Marines killed near Falluja
Marines conducting 'counter-insurgency' operations

They should have flattened Falluja when they had the chance. Actually
they
still can. Time to break out some of those MOABs.

I'd like to hear you sing your tune above when a *nuclear device*
is detonated in one (or more?) major American cities. Best part is
you don't even have to be close. Just park it in one of those
Public Storage rental places in the suburbs on a timer. They won't
even know wtf hit them! Then after, you can thank Israel and AIPAC for our
Iraq invasion
and securing Israel's borders at the expense of 700K+ American lives.
(I bet the jew *******s won't even send a thank-you or a sympathy card
either.....)

Put it back in your pants, dick-waggler -- we've seen enough
of the pathetic little thing.

On Fri, 02 Dec 2005 20:44:22 GMT, "FDR"
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"yojimbo" wrote in message
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10 Marines killed near Falluja
Marines conducting 'counter-insurgency' operations

I thought that there weren't anymore insurgents.


There aren't -- they all fell over and started decomposing
when Rumhead lectured them on how they didn't exist.

wrote:

I thought that there weren't anymore insurgents.


There aren't -- they all fell over and started decomposing
when Rumhead lectured them on how they didn't exist.


Is Haliburton flying in private insurgents now? I wonder what they get
paid? It's probably cost plus. It's great how neocons make money on BOTH
ends of this sweetheart deal.


England has 'Undercover soldiers' planting bombs, making sure a civil
war starts. Why shouldn't Cheney's gang have their own agents?




mike