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12 November 2004
Falluja  Why? Before the invasion there was thought to be 3 to 5 thousand insurgents in Falluja and a 1/4 million inhabitants: There have been differing accounts on the number of insurgents in Fallujah, anywhere between 3,000 and 5,000. However, U.S. commanders were saying Monday that numbers have dropped to about 1,500. but as the pending siege of the city was building any important targets did what any guerilla army would do when facing a superior foe, they flee to fight another day. Any remaining fighters are probably not the brutal "terrorists" that will be the largest problem to the elections, but really "freedom fighters" who think they are protecting there city and mosques. I don't think we are doing anything that will benefit us and Iraq for the Jan. elections, but we are, however, breeding more hatred toward us and more importantly the troops, whom that hatred will be taken out on. To back this up, we have killed or captured an estimated 750+ "insurgents but who believes that there is not civilians mixed in that number? Now we are in a stand off with "Iraqis" in a mosque, 300 or so. . . The best case is that we kill or capture 1050 enemies, I'll leave the rest of the math up to you. Meanwhile in Falluja: 22 Americans and five Iraqis have been killed and almost 180 US soldiers wounded. In Iraq: -A US blackjack helicopter is shot down north of Baghdad, wounding three crew members 2:13 PM // Blogroll AE // Email // |
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