Powtorka z Palestyny czyli irackie dzieci ..

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walcza kamieniami z okupantami.
Funny thing.. okupanci nazywaja siebie WYZWOLICIELAMI. Nowy sczyt bezczelnosci?

sg.news.yahoo.com/030426/3/3ahhh.html
Saturday April 26, 8:09 PM
Stone-throwing children put troops on edge
By Kieran Murray

MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - The love affair between U.S. troops and Iraqi children is turning sour.

As the invading troops pushed north towards Baghdad in the first weeks of the war, it was always the children in every town that came out first to smile, wave, give the thumbs-up and shout the same greeting: "Good, good, good!"

Happy to see a friendly face, the soldiers waved back and many handed out candies from their field rations.

But this correspondent, who has travelled with U.S. troops since the start of the war, has seen more and more of the encounters ending with some children, usually the older ones in their early teens, hurling stones at the soldiers.

It can be a Catch-22 situation for the troops. If they let the children swarm around them, they expose themselves to possible attack from adults who can use the cover to get close and throw in a hand grenade.

But if they push them back, it hurts their efforts to win over the civilian population, and can spark the stone throwing.

"It's frustrating. They're like little gnats that you can't get away," said Captain James McGahey, a company commander of the 101st Airborne Division who says almost every one of the patrols he sends out in the northern city of Mosul gets stoned.

"Everybody loves kids but it's impossible to love 300 of them when they all want to touch you, talk to you and grab you, especially when there are a few out there who want to chuck stones."

RAINING STONES

In one typical incident this weekend, a group of soldiers on foot patrol attracted an ever-increasing posse of children as they moved past a local fire station and on through a rough neighbourhood of Mosul.

By the time they reached a school building, at least 200 children and a small group of adults were around them, and the stones came raining in from about a dozen of the older kids.

"They were throwing them like they were pitching a baseball," said Sgt John McLean, who was hit on the helmet, in the back and on the heel.

The troops pulled away and took up a defensive position but even then the children and adults only dispersed when a warning shot was fired over their heads.

"Everyone tries to be as nice as we can with them but it does get difficult. They definitely impede the job we're trying to do because you have to put half your guys on keeping the children away," McLean said.

ROCKS AND PUPPIES

The problem is not confined to Mosul.

Crowds of 250-300 Iraqi teenagers hurled stones at U.S. Marines patrolling the holy city of Najaf in southern Iraq on Thursday and Friday, officers said.

In Kerbala earlier this month, a group of children threw rocks and then kicked puppies over a wall and into a compound where U.S. troops were camped. When the soldiers handed the puppies back with a warning, it was only a few minutes before they were kicked back over the wall.
    • net4 hawaiian, pogratulowac malzonki.. 28.04.03, 05:21
      story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/030418/170/3u8kd.html
    • Gość: abc moze byc czytal uwazniej?.. IP: *.rdu.bellsouth.net 28.04.03, 05:23
      Chocby to: " It can be a Catch-22 situation for the troops. If they let the
      children swarm a
      > round them, they expose themselves to possible attack from adults who can
      use t
      > he cover to get close and throw in a hand grenade.
      >
      > But if they push them back, it hurts their efforts to win over the civilian
      pop
      > ulation, and can spark the stone throwing."
      WYBRALES Ameryke, a nadal nie jestes pewny czy to twoj dom. Te dzieci tez
      testuja, o wiele bardziej skomplkowana sytuacje niz ta w ktorej ty jestes.
      Moze bys wrocil do swego kraju, gdzie nie bedziesz mial "conflict of interest"
      w swej nienawisci do USA?



      Gość portalu: Hawaiian napisał(a):

      > walcza kamieniami z okupantami.
      > Funny thing.. okupanci nazywaja siebie WYZWOLICIELAMI. Nowy sczyt
      bezczelnosci?
      >
      > sg.news.yahoo.com/030426/3/3ahhh.html
      > Saturday April 26, 8:09 PM
      > Stone-throwing children put troops on edge
      > By Kieran Murray
      >
      > MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - The love affair between U.S. troops and Iraqi
      children
      > is turning sour.
      >
      > As the invading troops pushed north towards Baghdad in the first weeks of
      the w
      > ar, it was always the children in every town that came out first to smile,
      wave
      > , give the thumbs-up and shout the same greeting: "Good, good, good!"
      >
      > Happy to see a friendly face, the soldiers waved back and many handed out
      candi
      > es from their field rations.
      >
      > But this correspondent, who has travelled with U.S. troops since the start
      of t
      > he war, has seen more and more of the encounters ending with some children,
      usu
      > ally the older ones in their early teens, hurling stones at the soldiers.
      >
      > It can be a Catch-22 situation for the troops. If they let the children
      swarm a
      > round them, they expose themselves to possible attack from adults who can
      use t
      > he cover to get close and throw in a hand grenade.
      >
      > But if they push them back, it hurts their efforts to win over the civilian
      pop
      > ulation, and can spark the stone throwing.
      >
      > "It's frustrating. They're like little gnats that you can't get away," said
      Cap
      > tain James McGahey, a company commander of the 101st Airborne Division who
      says
      > almost every one of the patrols he sends out in the northern city of Mosul
      get
      > s stoned.
      >
      > "Everybody loves kids but it's impossible to love 300 of them when they all
      wan
      > t to touch you, talk to you and grab you, especially when there are a few
      out t
      > here who want to chuck stones."
      >
      > RAINING STONES
      >
      > In one typical incident this weekend, a group of soldiers on foot patrol
      attrac
      > ted an ever-increasing posse of children as they moved past a local fire
      statio
      > n and on through a rough neighbourhood of Mosul.
      >
      > By the time they reached a school building, at least 200 children and a
      small g
      > roup of adults were around them, and the stones came raining in from about a
      do
      > zen of the older kids.
      >
      > "They were throwing them like they were pitching a baseball," said Sgt John
      McL
      > ean, who was hit on the helmet, in the back and on the heel.
      >
      > The troops pulled away and took up a defensive position but even then the
      child
      > ren and adults only dispersed when a warning shot was fired over their
      heads.
      >
      > "Everyone tries to be as nice as we can with them but it does get difficult.
      Th
      > ey definitely impede the job we're trying to do because you have to put half
      yo
      > ur guys on keeping the children away," McLean said.
      >
      > ROCKS AND PUPPIES
      >
      > The problem is not confined to Mosul.
      >
      > Crowds of 250-300 Iraqi teenagers hurled stones at U.S. Marines patrolling
      the
      > holy city of Najaf in southern Iraq on Thursday and Friday, officers said.
      >
      > In Kerbala earlier this month, a group of children threw rocks and then
      kicked
      > puppies over a wall and into a compound where U.S. troops were camped. When
      the
      > soldiers handed the puppies back with a warning, it was only a few minutes
      bef
      > ore they were kicked back over the wall.
      • net4 Re: moze byc czytal uwazniej?.. 28.04.03, 05:32
        Gość portalu: abc napisał(a):

        > Chocby to: " It can be a Catch-22 situation for the troops. If they let the
        > children swarm a
        > > round them, they expose themselves to possible attack from adults who can
        > use t
        > > he cover to get close and throw in a hand grenade.
        > >
        > > But if they push them back, it hurts their efforts to win over the civilia
        > n
        > pop
        > > ulation, and can spark the stone throwing."
        > WYBRALES Ameryke, a nadal nie jestes pewny czy to twoj dom. Te dzieci tez
        > testuja, o wiele bardziej skomplkowana sytuacje niz ta w ktorej ty jestes.
        > Moze bys wrocil do swego kraju, gdzie nie bedziesz mial "conflict of
        interest"
        > w swej nienawisci do USA?
        >
        >
        >
        > Gość portalu: Hawaiian napisał(a):
        >
        > > walcza kamieniami z okupantami.
        > > Funny thing.. okupanci nazywaja siebie WYZWOLICIELAMI. Nowy sczyt
        > bezczelnosci?
        > >
        > > sg.news.yahoo.com/030426/3/3ahhh.html
        > > Saturday April 26, 8:09 PM
        > > Stone-throwing children put troops on edge
        > > By Kieran Murray
        > >
        > > MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - The love affair between U.S. troops and Iraqi
        > children
        > > is turning sour.
        > >
        > > As the invading troops pushed north towards Baghdad in the first weeks of
        > the w
        > > ar, it was always the children in every town that came out first to smile,
        >
        > wave
        > > , give the thumbs-up and shout the same greeting: "Good, good, good!"
        > >
        > > Happy to see a friendly face, the soldiers waved back and many handed out
        > candi
        > > es from their field rations.
        > >
        > > But this correspondent, who has travelled with U.S. troops since the start
        >
        > of t
        > > he war, has seen more and more of the encounters ending with some children
        > ,
        > usu
        > > ally the older ones in their early teens, hurling stones at the soldiers.
        > >
        > > It can be a Catch-22 situation for the troops. If they let the children
        > swarm a
        > > round them, they expose themselves to possible attack from adults who can
        > use t
        > > he cover to get close and throw in a hand grenade.
        > >
        > > But if they push them back, it hurts their efforts to win over the civilia
        > n
        > pop
        > > ulation, and can spark the stone throwing.
        > >
        > > "It's frustrating. They're like little gnats that you can't get away," sai
        > d
        > Cap
        > > tain James McGahey, a company commander of the 101st Airborne Division who
        >
        > says
        > > almost every one of the patrols he sends out in the northern city of Mosu
        > l
        > get
        > > s stoned.
        > >
        > > "Everybody loves kids but it's impossible to love 300 of them when they al
        > l
        > wan
        > > t to touch you, talk to you and grab you, especially when there are a few
        > out t
        > > here who want to chuck stones."
        > >
        > > RAINING STONES
        > >
        > > In one typical incident this weekend, a group of soldiers on foot patrol
        > attrac
        > > ted an ever-increasing posse of children as they moved past a local fire
        > statio
        > > n and on through a rough neighbourhood of Mosul.
        > >
        > > By the time they reached a school building, at least 200 children and a
        > small g
        > > roup of adults were around them, and the stones came raining in from about
        > a
        > do
        > > zen of the older kids.
        > >
        > > "They were throwing them like they were pitching a baseball," said Sgt Joh
        > n
        > McL
        > > ean, who was hit on the helmet, in the back and on the heel.
        > >
        > > The troops pulled away and took up a defensive position but even then the
        > child
        > > ren and adults only dispersed when a warning shot was fired over their
        > heads.
        > >
        > > "Everyone tries to be as nice as we can with them but it does get difficul
        > t.
        > Th
        > > ey definitely impede the job we're trying to do because you have to put ha
        > lf
        > yo
        > > ur guys on keeping the children away," McLean said.
        > >
        > > ROCKS AND PUPPIES
        > >
        > > The problem is not confined to Mosul.
        > >
        > > Crowds of 250-300 Iraqi teenagers hurled stones at U.S. Marines patrolling
        >
        > the
        > > holy city of Najaf in southern Iraq on Thursday and Friday, officers said.
        >
        > >
        > > In Kerbala earlier this month, a group of children threw rocks and then
        > kicked
        > > puppies over a wall and into a compound where U.S. troops were camped. Whe
        > n
        > the
        > > soldiers handed the puppies back with a warning, it was only a few minute
        > s
        > bef
        > > ore they were kicked back over the wall.

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        Trudno sie oprzec opini ze ten hawiian to idiota completny.


        Czy slyszales o polskim wilku ktory odgryzl sobie 3 lapy i zostal znaleziony z
        zatrzasnieta w pulapce czwarta lapa?
      • Gość: wojo!!!! abc-z pizdu wysziol w pizdu pasziol IP: *.tnt2.northbrook.il.da.uu.net 28.04.03, 05:33
        Jak narazie to USA nie jest jeszcze Izraelem-jak ci sie wydaje.
        Tak hawaian jak i ja mamy prawo obywatelsko-patriotyczne uswiadamiac innych o
        spisku syjonistow aby ten kraj uczynic Izraelem.Ja wiem ze Izrael a Palestynie
        to science fistion utrzymywane przy zyciu tuba z USA i kiedys ten izrael juz
        padnie.Wic nie mysl sobie zydku ze USA bedzie twoja nastepna Palestyna.
        jedz kutasie do Palestyny patrioto zydowski od siudmych bolesci i walcz o ten
        swoj Eretz a nie strzep swej koszernej japy na forum gdzie nie tylko zydki maja
        racje.Tak-nie tylko zydki maja racje-kutasie.
        • net4 Bog zaplac za dobre slowo 28.04.03, 05:42
          Gość portalu: wojo!!!! napisał(a):
          Czy w dalszym ciagu myslisz ze Mobby Dick to choroba wenerycza ? Nie trzeba sie
          tyle martwic.
          ------------------------------------

          > Jak narazie to USA nie jest jeszcze Izraelem-jak ci sie wydaje.
          > Tak hawaian jak i ja mamy prawo obywatelsko-patriotyczne uswiadamiac innych o
          > spisku syjonistow aby ten kraj uczynic Izraelem.Ja wiem ze Izrael a Palestynie
          > to science fistion utrzymywane przy zyciu tuba z USA i kiedys ten izrael juz
          > padnie.Wic nie mysl sobie zydku ze USA bedzie twoja nastepna Palestyna.
          > jedz kutasie do Palestyny patrioto zydowski od siudmych bolesci i walcz o ten
          > swoj Eretz a nie strzep swej koszernej japy na forum gdzie nie tylko zydki
          maja
          >
          > racje.Tak-nie tylko zydki maja racje-kutasie.
          -------------------------
        • mojito Hawaiian - poluzuj lei i dopusc krew do mozgu. 28.04.03, 05:51
          Aloha Amigo,
          Twoje okreslenie dzialalnosci +++ignoranta jest lustrzanym odbiciem Twojej
          epistolografii na forum. Medice, cura te ipsum.
          Pozdrowionka,
          mojito.
        • puls Czikago jako "wojo' ? glupota twoja bije rekordy 28.04.03, 06:05
          Polski glupek z Chicago szorujacy kible podpisuje sie za Wojo i pisze
          swinstwa.
          Adres IP Chicago
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