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Kurai Tsuki
19th May 2004, 18:02
It is an Arab celebration method to fire guns into the air. Unfortunately, the Americans in Iraq were not aware of this tradition; a local man said that 100 bombs were dropped on the area (by American planes). The was also the element of overkill; the entire village was leveled.

Can't the Iraqis have any fun anymore?

guerrillaradio
19th May 2004, 18:36
What?? You mean being piled up naked isn't fun anymore??

Comrade Latino
19th May 2004, 22:50
It's never fun when the american military is around.

refuse_resist
19th May 2004, 23:42
Targetting civilians and claiming they were "terrorist" as usual.

Nice job U.S. military <_<

Judas Trotskariot
20th May 2004, 00:35
A bunch of idiots these U.S. officials are&#33; They are making a mess and a lot of innocent American civilians will have to pay for with their lives--- not if but when another terrorist attack is launched by Al Qaeda.

Kurai Tsuki
20th May 2004, 00:38
I wouldn&#39;t underestimate the intelligence of American officials. There is a big difference between being stupid and having evil intentions.

However it is still unclear which was the motivator in this particular attack.

Comrade Latino
20th May 2004, 00:41
I think they are stupid, evil people.

Dr. Rosenpenis
20th May 2004, 00:53
You ingrates&#33; Don&#39;t you know that they&#39;re protecting your freedoms?&#33; How ignorant some people are&#33;
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I always thought America was into maintaining traditions and traditional values and such. Next time some dumbass Republican goes hunting I hope a few hundred bombs drop on his terrorist ass.

blank_frackis
20th May 2004, 01:30
Yeah imagine the case if at a wedding in the U.S somebody fired a gun into the air to celebrate and the U.S millitary bombed them killing forty people or however many this killed. It&#39;s madness, there&#39;s no way you can justify it, especially as "officially" the war is over.

Dr. Rosenpenis
20th May 2004, 02:11
They carpet bombed an entire village, I&#39;m thinking it was a bit more than forty. Probably at least 200. Some solid numbers would be good, though.