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Iraqi Resistance Report for events of Thursday, 10 February 2005 and Friday, 11 February 2005
By: Muhammad Abu Nasr on: 12.02.2005 [04:34 ] (2371 reads)
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by AlvaroFrota on 12.02.2005 [04:49 ]
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That group confessed that their mission was to assassinate those individuals and also to sabotage Iraqi oil pipelines leading to the Turkish port of Ceyhan, so that Iran could benefit from the fall in Iraqi oil output.
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by Draco_Annie on 12.02.2005 [06:02 ]
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Too bad, but good try. Must've been scared out of his wits, shitless! Poor old fool, will die from heart attack when he reaches home. Bravo Iraki Resistance, keep it up!
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by _Ihavta_Sayit_ on 12.02.2005 [06:20 ]
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as above, "also to sabotage Iraqi oil pipelines" sounds a bit dubious.
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by duck_donald on 12.02.2005 [06:49 ]
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"The aim of such attacks was to incite sectarian strife between Shi‘i and Sunni Iraqis, opening a new, Iranian “front” against the Iraqi Resistance, in addition to the American “front,” in order to weaken the Resistance and deprive it of popular support."
Well, with Iran being on the verge of a war with the USA why would they do that? that doesn't make any sense.Unless one assumes that Iran is secretely allied with the USA and pretends to be antagonist all along, but you might as well pretend it's a plot of the reptiloid people.
The main interest of Iran for Iraq would be a unified Iraq under leadership of the shias and without the americans. Inciting sectarian guerilla wouldn't go in that direction, as the country would become divided and the usans could take that excuse to stay longer.
This article sounds rally stupid. I guess it was the propaganda article of the day (instead of the usual lesson of courage or testimony from an innocent martyr )
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by AlvaroFrota on 12.02.2005 [07:44 ]
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by Satan-Rothschilds_Incorporated on 12.02.2005 [10:24 ]
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The "Commander in Chief" is an old man that goes by the name of "Lord"
Rothschild.
That family owns the US federal reserve. (since around 1913)
They mint fake paper "reserve notes" and pawn it off to the american public as "money"
Tjey are the ones you want.
call us if you need assistance.
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by Anti-aggression on 12.02.2005 [10:56 ]
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Just as night will fall at the end of day, so will US attack Iran. If the Iranian leaders harbor the hope that they can avoid it, or worse still tries to appease US or kowtow to them, they are only dreaming. Iran must be prepared for an all-out war. They must have the resolve of China when the USSR was preparing a massive attack in 1969 after massing one million troops at the border.
Remember the Chinese did not test two nuclear weapons at the height of the seeming imminent invasion - it was a trial run. They did not announced anything but the bombs were well recorded on the riecter scale worldwide. In other words, the Chinese were prepared to unleash all the arsenal at her disposal to fight to the finish.
Iraq under Saddam exhibited non of the kind of resolve that's why the US occupied the country so easily. If only Iraq was like North korea or Cuba in their resolve, the USA will think thrice.
If the US knows that her enemy also know how to die, they will not make any foolish moves.
At the risk of it becoming a boring repetition, after Iran is invaded, Syria will be the next. Not unless the American people decide to put an end to the regime at home and that is highly unlikely at this stage of history.
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by VIETCONG on 12.02.2005 [11:16 ]
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by agitpapa on 12.02.2005 [13:22 ]
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Too bad we'll never get to see the look on Rummy's face when the Iraqis threw him a surprise party. Let's hope he makes more of these stupid surprise visits because obviously they are no suprise for the Iraqis. The surprise is for Rummy instead. One day he could find himself minus his gesticulating hands or legs. What would he say just before the final curtain fell?
"Death has a tendency to encourage a depressing view of war?" Or maybe "I know where my legs are. they are in Mosul and to the north, south, east, and west somewhat." Or "The absence of evidence of my legs is not evidence of their absence."
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by stopwar on 12.02.2005 [14:08 ]
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I greatly respect much of what Iranian_Shiite has to say, but I wouldn't trust the Iranian govt an inch. The Ayatollah (Khomeini) was set up there by US special ops because the Shah had become unpopular and the alternative would have been a socialist govt, which would have taken Iran out of their influence. US special (fascist?) ops worked with Reagan to get the hostages freed, and help Carter lose the 1980 election.
It is this govt that is essentially still in place - and I would guest that the ad hoc relationship they had with Reagan (remember Irangate?) continued with Bush snr and has resumed with Bush jnr. The US doesn't need tro invade Iran, they already have sufficient influence.
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by Syrian on 13.02.2005 [11:37 ]
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But stopwar makes a good point about the possibility that Iran is still in the USA's pocket... but really the Shah was never "popular" in the proper sense of the word. He was a torturer and it's a good thing that he was kicked out of power.
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by EnglishWorkingclassDissident. on 13.02.2005 [15:19 ]
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What do these to stories highlight? (Resistance attacks Zionist Mossad office in downtown Baghdad.
Iraqi Resistance forces attacked an office set up under an assumed name that was in fact the headquarters of the Zionist secret police Mossad near the al-Hamra’ Hotel in the al-Jadiriyah area of downtown Baghdad on Thursday. Informed sources told Mafkarat al-Islam’s correspondent that four Zionists, three Iraqi collaborators with the Mossad, and a man named ‘Wardan’ who was the office director, were killed in the attack.
The correspondent of Mafkarat al-Islam reported that the Mossad office was opened in December 2004 under the name “Ikal” ostensibly a recruiting and employment agency. In reality, the office was run by a number of Zionist Mossad officers and a group of Iraqi collaborators. It was in direct contact with the office of the Zionist prime minister Ariel Sharon.
According to information obtained by the correspondent of Mafkarat al-Islam, the office had so far provided departures outside the country for more than 450 Iraqi scientists, including physicians, nuclear engineers, and academics. The intellectuals were sent to countries like Greece, Sweden and the United States.
In addition, the office published a magazine called al-Hayat “Life” and another called at-Tamarrud “Rebellion” directed at Iraqi women and encouraging them to debauchery and rebelliousness. The magazine al-Hayat published fabricated stories claiming to report on Iraqi women rebelling against their social condition.
The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent wrote that an issue of the magazine, that was distributed to political parties and foreign organizations so that they could take it out to the Iraqi countryside.)
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(Four Iranian saboteurs captured by Iraqi Resistance.
Iraqi Resistance fighters in the al-Mundhiriyah area on the Iranian border east of Ba‘qubah announced that on Thursday night they had arrested a new batch of Iranian saboteurs who had slipped across the border into Iraq to carry out sabotage and assassination of Sunni religious figures, as well as Sunni physicians, and academics and professors in Iraqi Universities, according to the correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam.
The correspondent wrote that the Resistance captured five individuals. The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent learned that the leader of the group, Karimi Rashidi, was a former member of the Iranian national guard (Khomayni’s Guard). The men were found in possession of numerous forged documents.
One Resistance fighter told Mafkarat al-Islam that the captives admitted that their intention was to carry out bombings during on the Shi‘i holiday of ‘Ashura’, and during the Shi‘i activities marking the occasion in the area of the tomb of the Imam ‘Ali ibn Abi Talib and other Shi‘i shrines throughout southern Iraq. The aim of such attacks was to incite sectarian strife between Shi‘i and Sunni Iraqis, opening a new, Iranian “front” against the Iraqi Resistance, in addition to the American “front,” in order to weaken the Resistance and deprive it of popular support.
A source in the Iraqi Resistance told Mafkarat al-Islam that they had completed their investigation of the captured Iranians who had confessed to everything. The source did not specifically say what became of the Iranians, but pledged that their confessions would be publicized at a later time. He said that they had informed the Muqtada as-Sadr organization of the matter so that they would be aware of what was really going on.
About one week earlier, Iraqi Resistance fighters captured and later executed 15 Iranian infiltrators who were found with a list of Sunni Iraqi scholars and their addresses. That group confessed that their mission was to assassinate those individuals and also to sabotage Iraqi oil pipelines leading to the Turkish port of Ceyhan, so that Iran could benefit from the fall in Iraqi oil output. The value of oil pumped through that pipeline is more than 10 million dollars per month, according to an Iraqi puppet oil official’s statement at the end of 2004.).
Taking out any future potential academic leadership, ITS what the Zionist have been doing to the palastinians, a nasty pattern is emerging here.
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