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Iraqi Resistance Report for events of Sunday, 6 November 2005
By: Muhammad Abu Nasr on: 07.11.2005 [04:37 ] (2163 reads)
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Battle of al-Qa’im.
·Resistance counterattacks in al-Qa’im at dawn, driving US forces out of two neighborhoods they had occupied Saturday evening. Heavy casualties reported among US troops. Iraqi puppet army orders new division into the battle.
·US forces stage afternoon airborne landing into al-Qa’im, sparking heavy street fighting with Resistance defenders.
·At least 10 US troops reported killed when Resistance blows up house over them in al-Qa’im’s ar-Risalah neighborhood Sunday afternoon. South of the city, Resistance forces down US helicopter. Sunday night Resistance unleashes powerful rocket, mortar barrages on US forces as fighting rages in increasing intensity. Preliminary figures for local casualties: 50 dead, 33 wounded as a result of the US offensive.
Fighting elsewhere in Iraq.
·Two US troops reported killed in bombing west of Baghdad.
·Resistance marksman kills US soldier in al-Fallujah.
·Iraqi Resistance fighters attack convoy of armor-plated cars killing one foreign contractor working for US military south of Baghdad early Sunday.
·Three US troops reported killed when Resistance bomb blasts US convoy south of al-Yusufiyah midday Sunday.
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by hiles69@msn.com on 07.11.2005 [05:26 ]
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If it was not for the fact that corrupt politicians start wars and for the fact that most people are too gullible/thick to see through the lies, propaganda, etc., then I would wish every person in the "coalition of the willing" dead in Iraq, Afghanistan and everywhere else that is afflicted with the plague of Washington imperialism and/or the rump of London imperialism, along with the wanna-be empire conducted, in Canberra, by such Australian bastards as little johnny coward and the "opposition" leader kim (aka Bomber) beazley - who has recently figured that little johnny hasn't been extreme-enough with "security" legislation.
Well I have already had a visit from the Federal Police, on account of my views, so what do I have further to lose from posting this missive?
I wrote to little johnny that, for the most part, the only good politicians are dead ones.
I stand by that, because he has just had killed another Australian sucker, by his sycophantic attempt to get aboard the Washington Empire.
I don't give a fuck about the new legislation the little turd is rushing through parliament. He will not silence me. No way.
Meanwhile: more strength to the Iraqi resistance ... sad that suckers get killed, but at least some had it in them to realize that they were being duped; so tough if they too get killed.
And more strength to the English RAF bloke who has woken up to the fact of illegal wars, who has refused to go back to Iraq and who is now facing court-marshall hearings ... presumably because, if he was to prevail, he would put his "superiors" in the military (but also the bLiar, etc.) in the firing line of WAR CRIMES.
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by Draco_Annie on 07.11.2005 [06:14 ]
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Bravo for a good day's work! Never give up, we, the people of the world, are proud of you!
Vive la Résistance Irakienne!
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by Chevrus on 07.11.2005 [08:03 ]
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The battle for al-Qaim (pt. deux, ongoing) appears to be both representative and pivotal. From the above report as well as the featured article we can see the many elements of the conflict coming together here. The attempt at cordon and pincher tactics by the invaders, the cannon fodder treatment of the puppet troops. The IR aknowledgement of placing their forces under unified military command is another trademark of big battles. Another thing that happened in this town in the previous atempted storming was coalition airdrops. If they were in midday, they must have been HALO parachuting operations one would think.... The IR response to the attempt at being hammer and anvilled appears to have been massive rocket supression fire, certainly worth saving them for. I'm sure the irony of dropping houses on invading troops is not lost upon the more informed readers here.
For their part the marines have a no win situation, because they are invading and they dont live there, as do the locals because they arent and they do....Past attemps at securing the border have been met with difficulty and in some cases near complete failure. One can speculate as to the strategic reasons for coalition control of this border. The tactical reasons speak for themselves, and given the Hariri case and the UN sheep casting their vote it's easy to do so about the strategic aspects. Of course the big question is 'how much can the USA bite off and chew. Those of us whole follow events and shadows know that somewhere there is a paper tiger and it gets closer with each passing days. Something else to remember is that desperate times call for desperate measures and as we saw recently in the US, it takes very little to shake things up drastically.
Hats off to the old-timers on this site, I rarely comment these days, and many of the folks I enjoyed reading are not around, but hey it's another attrition rate, hm?
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by Mike-Malaysia on 07.11.2005 [08:38 ]
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I think the USUK conspirators are 'clearing the way to Syria' (while incidently Russia and China sit on their aparent co-conspiratorial arse)
Far from me to dispute the claim 'US warplanes violate Syrian airspace midday Sunday.' but I wonder exactly how they can tell, and why are there no reports from pro-syrian sources that warn the USUK pigs to stay out of Syrian airspace? One would think that the Border with Iraq would be heaviliy monitored by Syria, particularly in these times having been accused by the UKUK filth of 'allowing' freedom fighters into Inraq.
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by Mike-Malaysia on 07.11.2005 [08:42 ]
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by Seele on 07.11.2005 [09:37 ]
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by Mike-Malaysia on 07.11.2005 [11:24 ]
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:) I'm not sure what's being hit though in the 2nd video. The blue car seems to explode from the trunk (boot as brits say), but I cant make out any USUK military target
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by Seele on 07.11.2005 [14:44 ]
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@ Mike
Iraqi puppet police car patrolling that street get hit by carbomb - that's the 2nd video
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