🚀 go-pugleaf

Yeah right, 19 body bags going home for christmas.
Thanks Bush.


"betweentheeyes" <betweentheeyes@Supportingthe2nd.org> wrote in message 
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> "torresD" <torresd30@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> http://www.dailykos.com/story/2004/12/22/114038/29
>>
>> Bush's War
>> by kos
> <snip>
>
> 10 VOICES OF LIBERATION
>  1.. "We want to have a real education, to be a progressive country.
> Education is very important to the reconstruction of our society. If you
> want to civilize society, you must care about education." -- Al Sa'ad 
> Majid
> al Musowi, a businessman on Baghdad's city council, The Chicago Tribune,
> July 31, 2003.
>  2.. "We have full freedom to print anything we want. The coalition 
> doesn't
> interfere in our work but, of course, we have our own red lines." --  
> Ishtar
> el Yassiri, editor of the new satirical Iraqi newspaper Habez Bouz,
> Financial Times (London), July 31, 2003.
>  3.. "The tension is reducing every day. We are seeing a change. People 
> are
> starting to realize that the soldiers are not here to occupy Fallujah
> forever-they're here to help us rebuild." -- Taha Bedawi, mayor of 
> Fallujah,
> The Washington Post, July 29, 2003.
>  4.. "It's a chance to defend our country for our people. It's good to 
> work
> with the American soldiers. They give us new training and a mutual
> respect." -- Omar Abdullah, a recruit for Mosul's newly formed joint
> security group, Associated Press, July 29, 2003.
>  5.. "I want to serve a new Iraq." -- Shevin Majid, a former Kurdish
> fighter who is now a recruit in the Mosul joint security force, Associated
> Press, July 29, 2003.
>  6.. "More and more businessmen are coming to Iraq. It is a rich country
> and the Iraqi market is enormous. All the world wants to come and do
> business here." -- Captain Adel Khalaf, director of the port at Umm Qasr,
> Agence France Presse, July 27, 2003.
>  7.. "For the first time I feel really free." -- Latif Yahia, Uday's 
> former
> double, after hearing of Uday's death, Agence France Presse, July 26, 
> 2003.
>  8.. "The Iraqi people have got rid of two of the biggest criminals in
> history. Their victims and the sons of their victims, who lived for 35 
> years
> under oppression, are feeling proud and happy." -- Muwaffak al-Rubaiei, a
> member of the Iraqi Governing Council, Agence France Presse and Reuters,
> July 25, 2003.
>  9.. "I couldn't show it to the people in the past because of the regime.
> Now I hang it up to show respect." -- Abbas Fadel, who displays a picture 
> of
> his brother, tortured and murdered by Saddam Hussein, Knight Ridder, July
> 24, 2003.
>  10.. "I can see that the American soldiers are free. In our old army, we
> were always under pressure and strict military orders. There was tough
> punishment." -- Raad Mamoud, a former Iraqi soldier, USA Today, July 21,
> 2003.
>
>