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01/20/2005 09:24 PM ID: 45712 Permalink   

Iraqi Militants Promise Long War
 

As president Bush was being sworn in, militants in Iraq promised to fight for "months and years" to free their country from the US.

Al-Zarqawi's group, an AlQaeda ally, released a tape to rally their troops and urge them to prepare for a long holy war. Another group claimed to have killed a Briton. That claim has not been verified.

 		 
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  And to think..  
 Damn, and to think they were going to quit next week. 
 by: catbytes     01/21/2005 09:55 AM     
  Ironic thing is....  
 If they just sat back and stopped for a few months, the U.S. would probably leave. G.W. is looking for anyway out now that he has accomplished his mission of getting Saddam. Then once the U.S. left, if they felt like killing their government, more power to them. 
 by: RomJeremy   01/21/2005 02:27 PM     
  damn them all  
 My brother-in-law has just been stationed in Iraq, leaving my sister and their two children to worry about him.

Now it's getting really personal.

 
 by: tin_robot   01/21/2005 03:55 PM     
  If there is  
 anyone u need to make it personal with its bush and not anyone else 
 by: da_fogotten_one   01/21/2005 04:34 PM     
  @da_fogotten_one  
 Yes, because every government decision is his. You know, its not like we have a Congress or anything. 
 by: ntd   01/21/2005 10:20 PM     
 
 
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