Americans Pull out of Fallujah

[Kurai Tsuki]

The people of Fallujah are having a moment of happiness as the U.S. pulls out of that city, which represents a milestone for the Iraqi resistance.

But I don’t think anyone in the city is naïve enough to believe that the Americans will be out of it for good. I wonder what types of actions the residents of the city will take now that the Americans are outside their limits. How might they prepare for the next onslaught?

The border guards of the city are getting more aggressive. The military has had to deny that marines were writing thins like, “pig,” and, “beer,” on the hands of Moslems who wanted to enter the city, not to mention the strip searches.

[Severian]

I think the occupation is thrashing around in confusion. The latest is that they've fired the Republican Guard general who they hired to take over the city, and are denying that he was ever chosen.

The U.S. probably cannot guard every road into and out of the city, just the major ones. Its forces in the area, and their supply lines, will continue to come under attack.

[seen_che]

The military has had to deny that marines were writing thins like, “pig,” and, “beer,” on the hands of Moslems who wanted to enter the city, not to mention the strip searches.


Good thats so unessesery.......but the small shitti jokes will get more agressive...