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Mission accomplished! zwyciestwo w Iraku

06.08.05, 03:38
oglaszam! USA osiagnely swoj cel.
1) zlapaly Husaina
2) zamineily rozwiniety kraj w gruzowisko i cmentarzysko
3) stracily ok. 2 tys. swoich zolnierzy i 30 tys. zamienily w kaleki.
4) wybilly ponad 100 tysiecy Irakczykow
5) osiagnely cel wzrostu cen ropy naftowej
6) rozniecily swiatowa wojne z islamem.
Mission accomplished. Mozna sie wycofac. Gloria! Victory!:((((
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    • wojcd dopisz Guantanamo /nt 06.08.05, 03:44
    • ben.huur maja byc chowani skrycie 06.08.05, 05:01
      Lawsuit Forces Release of More Casualty Images
      By Ann Scott Tyson
      Washington Post Staff Writer
      Friday, August 5, 2005; A03

      In response to a lawsuit, the Pentagon has released a few dozen new and
      uncensored images of flag-draped coffins of U.S. troops and agreed to
      process "as expeditiously as possible" future Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
      requests for photo and video images of returning war casualties.

      The decision was called a victory for open government by the National Security
      Archive, a nongovernmental research group here that helped the litigation. "We
      forced the Pentagon to admit that release of these images was not a mistake but
      was in fact required by law," said Thomas Blanton, director of the archive,
      which posted the images on its Web site yesterday. As a result, he said the
      parties to the suit agreed July 28 to dismiss the case.

      University of Delaware professor Ralph Begleiter sued in October 2004, and in
      April the Pentagon released 721 images of coffins taken by military
      photographers in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere. The latest release includes
      five new images as well as 27 others that had been censored with black
      rectangles, obscuring the faces of chaplains and service members in honor
      ceremonies.

      Since the Persian Gulf War, the government has gradually tightened restrictions
      on the public release of images of returning war casualties, most recently at
      the onset of the Iraq war. The policy has sparked intense debate among the
      public and military. Some contend the images honor U.S. military sacrifice;
      others consider them tantamount to an antiwar statement.

      The latest controversy arose after Dover Air Force Base, the main port for
      returning U.S. military remains, released 350 images
    • ra88 tylko 38% Amerykanow popiera awantury Busha 06.08.05, 05:41
      w Iraku i wiekszosc uwaza go za aroganta, ktory wobec oczywistej kleski klamie
      w zywe oczy, ze USA odnosza zwyciestwo. tragiczny jest los Ameryki swiata w
      rekach tego czlowieka. demokracja jest straszna rzecza, ze pozwala na to.

      www.cnn.com/2005/POLITICS/08/05/bush.ap.ipsospoll.ap/index.html
    • krystian71 dopisz jeszcze zwyciestwo demokracji 06.08.05, 10:19
      ktora polega przeciez na zorganizowaniu wyborow.
      Byly wybory,jest demokracja-misja zakonczona

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