Again, more information that you won’t hear on the evening news since their reporters are too scared to go out with our American heroes….
Iraqi Forces Divert Mission To Aid Kidnapped Citizen – CentCom
BALAD – During a pre-dawn raid in Baghdad on July 26 to capture a ‘death squad’ member, Iraqi forces diverted their mission to free an Iraqi citizen who was abducted and being beaten by two unknown assailants.
As the Iraqi forces moved toward their original objective in the Abu Ghurayb area of Baghdad, they discovered an Iraqi citizen who was bound and being beaten by two men while he lay on the ground.
The Iraqi assault force surprised the kidnappers and an exchange of gunfire ensued. During the gun fight, one of the kidnappers and the hostage were wounded while the second kidnapper fled the scene. Both were treated on the scene by a U.S. Army Special Forces medic who was with the Iraqi forces in an advisory capacity.
The hostage and the kidnapper were evacuated immediately to a nearby U.S. military medical facility for emergency treatment. Both are expected to recover. The hostage was abducted at approximately 10 p.m. on July 25 as he returned home from work.
No Iraqi or coalition forces were injured during this operation.
This news item didn’t exist for the MSM because there’s no video.
-Bruce (GayPatriot)
Bruce, OT, but check this out. I know it is long approx 1 hr 18 minutes long but worth it.
Obsession Now Playing on Google
http://video.google.com/videoplay?
docid=6162397493278181614&q=
Obsession%3A+What+The+War+on+Terror+Is+Really+About&hl=en
You might have to copy and paste it into the URL Address bar
(hat tip DL)
see this
Review Of Obsession
and this which has the link at the top of the film
Obsession Now Playing On Google
“and this which has the link to the film at the top” is what it should say
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My question – how does one differentiate between Hezbollah terrorists and regular Lebanese folk? Can someone explain exactly what the Hezbollah uniforms look like, so we can minimize any so-called “collateral damage?”
(Crickets chirping.)
Thanks, guys, I knew you wouldn’t let me down.
Regards,
Peter H.
#5 Peter Hughes — July 31, 2006 @ 4:30 pm – July 31, 2006
My question – how does one differentiate between Hezbollah terrorists and regular Lebanese folk?
The regular Lebanese folk–including old folk, women and children–are dead?
Sounds about right to me.
You asked.
Yes, if you were being held hostage by a TERRORIST group, I guess you’d stay put if they had a gun to you.
Also, let’s not forget the fact that the Hezbos always put their munitions next to UN “peacekeeping stations” (an oxymoron if I ever heard one), so that way they could fire on INNOCENT Israelis and the return fire would result in collateral damage.
You asked.
Regards,
Peter H.