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40 Hostages Held in Iraq - Another Vietnam/Iran?
April 13, 2004 | BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) -- Around 40 foreign hostages from 12 countries are currently being held by insurgents in Iraq, and the FBI is involved investigations into the abductions, a coalition spokesman said.
"The FBI is working with coalition forces and Iraqi security forces to seek out the hostage takers and the hostages," Dan Senor, spokesman for U.S. administrator L. Paul Bremer, told reporters. "We have a number of other law enforcement agencies from the international community who are working on this." Senor said the U.S.-led administration would not negotiate with "terrorists or kidnappers" to gain the hostages' release. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Man, I'd HATE to be those people right now. I saw tht one Mississippi man on tv the other day and he looked like he'd been to hell and back. He's nothing but a civilian truck driver. I've got to give the insurgents their props for taking this route. Most of the journalists are either gone from Iraq now or living behind barricades. Now they're taking aim at civilian contractors. If no one will come to work over there, that helps get rid of the Americans that much more quickly. |
it sucks that these people trying to build iraq are not getting the right security
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i dont get why so many contractors are willing to go to iraq in the first place..
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and money talks. Haliburton is billing us millions in gas alone. War is cheap! :thumbsup |
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The whole problem is they are sooo fucking uneducated that they dont get anything.. Fucking nukum all already :)
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A 60% unemployment rate in Baghdad and they couldn't find a truck driver in Iraq? They had to bring in all those foreign people and pay them 100k/year? Doesn't make much sense to me. If those jobs where given to Iraqis in the first place the situation would be much better and less people would be willing to fight.
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Worse than Vietnam... no one is on the USA's team.
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The Iraqi civil war starts June 30th. I hope to god we leave those bastards out there to die alone.
Noone in the US seems to understand the conflict between the Sunnis and the Shias. In the cities they get along but the US is leaving the country conservative people in power and they're just going to end up killing each other again. The only other way the 2 sects of extremists will get along is if they group together and start killing infidels instead of each other. FUCKED. It was better for Iraqis to invade but here in the US we'd be safer with Saddam in power. :2 cents: |
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Now they've actually got a chance to fight with each other. |
This could get way worse than Vietnam if you think about it, there are a lot of crazy fucking Muslims who hate America in that area. They're all going to be flocking to Iraq now that it looks like America isn't dominating. If these Neocons are going to insist on invading countries, it would be nice if they had at least some sort of clue how to actually fight a war. Amazing that a cheerleader and a bunch of oil execs aren't the best people to put in charge of the world's most powerful military.
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$1000 dollars a day for the blackwater 'mercenaries'. If someone offered me that job, I'd take it in a heartbeat.
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did I just read someone say there was peace and order under saddam?!? ummmmm, guess the extermination of thousands of his own people is peaceful and secure..........lol, that's nutz
oh, don't forget about his sons killing and torture of hundreds of athletes..................amazing what some folks think |
Might be that Sadam was a necessary evil in those parts... let them kill each other instead of killing us.
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....many innocent people are at risk because
of the damn war.:( |
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