Wednesday, May 4, 2005

Life and Loss in Iraq


A U.S. Army soldier comforting a child fatally wounded in a car bomb blast in Mosul, 360 km (225 miles) northwest of Baghdad, Iraq, Monday, May 2, 2005. 15 Iraqis were wounded in the combined suicide bomb attack. (Photo - Michael Yon/U.S. Army)
From AP:

By YAHYA BARZANJI

IRBIL, Iraq (AP) - An Iraqi carrying hidden explosives set them off outside a police recruitment center Wednesday where people were applying for jobs, police said. The U.S. military said at least 50 Iraqis were killed, making it the deadliest insurgent attack in Iraq in more than two months.

State-owned TV in Iraq and Al-Arabiya television gave even higher casualty figures, saying 60 were killed and as many as 150 wounded.

At least seven cars parked near the center were destroyed by the blast in Irbil, a Kurdish city 220 miles north of Baghdad. Several nearby buildings were damaged.

Pools of blood formed on the street outside the center as ambulances and cabs raced to the chaotic scene to take casualties to hospitals.
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The insurgents continue their slaughter.

Is freedom so threatening to these terrorists that they willingly kill infants?

Does the U.S. soldier in the photo above look like he's part of an evil occupying force?

The U.S. soldiers are liberators. God bless them.

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