No sooner had I put up a Memory Hole, I get this crock of shit from Iraq today:
"Suicide bombers strike again in Diyala"
"By Alexandra Zavis, Los Angeles Times | December 8, 2007
BAGHDAD - A female bomber blew herself up yesterday in front of a building used by former Sunni Arab insurgents now allied with US forces, one of three attacks that killed at least 24 people in Diyala Province during the day.
Is my timing something or what?
Women rarely carry out suicide bombings in Iraq, but yesterday's attack was the second such bombing in Diyala in less than two weeks. A woman blew herself up Nov. 27 near a US patrol, wounding seven American troops and five Iraqi civilians near the provincial capital, Baqubah.
How frikkin' convenient, huh? And keep reading!
The bullshit will reach a cascade later!
Yesterday, the second female bomber struck about 9:30 a.m. on a busy street in Muqdadiya, an ethnically and religiously mixed city about 60 miles northeast of Baghdad that remains a hotbed. Police said 16 people were killed and 27 injured, but the US military put the figure at 12 dead and 17 wounded.
The woman targeted a safe house used by members of the 1920 Revolution Brigades, an insurgent group that once fought alongside the Sunni militant group Al Qaeda in Iraq under the banner of the Islamic State of Iraq.
You mean THIS "Al-CIA-Duh?"
Also see: "Al-CIA-Duhs" Catch-and-Release Program
The decision of many of the brigades' members to switch sides was a key factor in the success of a series of US offensives in the spring and summer to clear Al Qaeda in Iraq insurgents from Baqubah. But the militants, who had declared the city to be the capital of their Islamic caliphate, remain entrenched in the palm groves in the Diyala River valley, where much of the current fighting in Iraq takes place.
A witness said the woman approached the gate of the volunteers, who have formed a citizens' group to help secure Muqdadiya, claiming to have a question. The volunteers frequently gather there Fridays, the Muslim holy day, and the office was crowded. As people approached the woman to help her, she detonated explosives strapped to her waist, said the witness, Ammar Fadhil.
An Iraqi security official identified the bomber as Suhailah Hussein Chlayeb, a woman believed to be in her late 40s or early 50s who had three sons killed by the Iraqi Army.
Ibrahim Bajalan, the head of the Diyala provincial council, said the bomber was a former member of Saddam Hussein's Ba'ath Party whose two sons joined Al Qaeda and were killed by Iraqi forces.
"She wanted to avenge the killing of her two sons," he told the Associated Press.
Remember all this, readers! It is important that they I.D.'d her!
North of Muqdadiya, gunmen firing AK-47s and rocket-propelled grenades anbushed an Iraqi Army convoy. Six soldiers and five volunteers were killed, said Major Peggy Kageleiry, a US military spokeswoman. Three Iraqi soldiers were wounded, and an unspecified number of assailants were detained.
But the surge...
Fewer than 20 miles away, an Iraqi police officer was killed and four were wounded in a roadside bombing northwest of Mansouriyah, Kageleiry said. Iraqi security forces said a suicide bomber drove his explosives-laden car into a checkpoint and put the number of dead at seven Iraqi soldiers and three volunteers. In other violence across Iraq yesterday, gunmen also ambushed and killed a Sunni tribal leader and his four guards, who had been working with the Americans in the northern village of Rabia near the Syrian border, police said.
But, but, but... surge...
Oil gushed into the Tigris River after an explosion damaged a pipeline supplying crude from the northern city of Kirkuk to the refinery in Baiji, about 125 miles north of Baghdad. Officials suspended the flow of crude from Kirkuk to the refinery until they could repair the damage.
One person was killed and another injured in a drive-by shooting in Kirkuk, police said. A farmer was killed in a nearby village.
In Baghdad, police recovered three bodies with bullet wounds, apparent victims of sectarian killings. The toll was lower than the 30 or more bodies that were recovered daily before the US troop buildup began early this year."Oh, o.k., Iraq is way better because AmeriKa's lying press says it is!
For the record, readers:
35 people killed every day, with the number of Iraqis killed by the surge around 300 per day, 10,000 per month -- and 1.2 million Iraqis dead since the invasion (not including the 1,654 killed in September), mainly due to the U.S. military's 75 air raids a day, and the five-fold increase in air bombings.
Also see: Story Iraq: MSM Lied About Death Tolls
Now prepare to be shocked!
Not on the Times web site for today's paper, readers!
Hmmmmm!
"Car and Suicide Bombings Kill 25 North of Baghdad"
"BAGHDAD, Dec. 7 — Twenty-five people were killed Friday in the tumultuous Iraqi province of Diyala, northeast of Baghdad, when a suicide attacker detonated a bomb near the headquarters of a local committee of former insurgents working with American forces and a car bomb exploded at a checkpoint in Baquba.
Fifteen people were killed and 20 wounded in the suicide attack in the town of Muqdadiya. It was not clear whether the bomber was a man or a woman because two heads were found alongside shredded bodies near the bombing site, according to a police official from the town.
But the A.P. told me they had IDENTIFIED the WOMAN!!!!
Oh, readers, WHAT TO BELIEVE NOW, huh?
I'll tell you what I believe:
There are NO FEMALE MUSLIM "SUICIDERS," just LYING ZIONIST PROPAGANDA in AmeriKa's MSM!!!
That's what I KNOW!!!!!
The separate car bomb attack on the checkpoint in the restive city of Baquba killed seven Iraqi soldiers and three volunteers who had been working with American forces. Baquba was the scene of a suicide car bomb attack earlier this week that detonated at the entrance to a bus station and killed five people.
Diyala is ethnically mixed and continues to be racked by violence even as attacks throughout Iraq have fallen. The violence has been exacerbated as Sunni insurgents have moved to areas north of Baghdad after the American military increased troop levels in the Iraqi capital earlier this year as part of the so-called surge. A police official there said he expected attacks in Diyala to increase because local security forces were weak and Sunni extremists had established strong footholds across the province.
World, as an American, I'm tired of being lied to by my Zionist-controlled War Dailies!
The local committee that was attacked Friday in Muqdadiya consisted of former Sunni insurgents who had allied themselves with the Americans. Their headquarters are in a bustling neighborhood, and the nearby streets were especially crowded because Fridays are holidays here.
The bomb exploded around 9:30 a.m. A police official said one of the severed heads that was retrieved after the bombing belonged to a former member of Saddam Hussein's ruling Baath Party.
Elsewhere, the Iraqi police near Mr. Hussein’s hometown of Tikrit said they raided a hide-out that belonged to Mr. Hussein’s former vice president, Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, who has eluded capture for nearly five years.
Oh, this is just RIDICULOUS!!
Years ago, they were telling us al-Douri was very sick!
Reader, please! The LIES!
So is al-Douri working for the U.S. then?
For the record:
Asymmetrical Warfare Group
Operation Gladio
Operation Northwoods
Salvador Option
Special Police Commandos
Proactive, Preemptive Operations Group
Prop 201 tutorial
FRU
How much evidence you need, readers?
Documents retrieved during the raid indicated that Mr. Douri had been there recently, the police said. The documents detailed ties to Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia , a predominantly Iraqi group that American intelligence says has foreign leadership. They also laid out Iraqi police targets and included the blueprints of Iraqi military bases, the police said. The authorities said they also found the attack plan for a Mosul jailbreak that occurred in May, when five prisoners accused of terrorism escaped and two guards were killed.
I wonder if the New York Times gets tired when they shovel so much shit!!!!!!
Weapons, including mortars, were also found. Mr. Douri sits at the top of the Iraqi government’s most-wanted list, and is accused by Washington of heading and financing terrorist operations here.
I'm exhausted and overwhelmed by the lying Zionist diarrhea the NYT perpetually spews, readers!
Outside the northern oil-rich city of Kirkuk on Friday, extremists blew up an oil pipeline with such force that people nearby said they thought they had been under missile attack. No one was killed.
Maybe it was!
What makes you think AmeriKa's MSM would tell us if it was?
That would keep the price of oil up, too, wouldn't it?
CUI BONO?
Also on Friday, an official with the political party of the anti-American Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr lashed out at one of Mr. Sadr’s chief political rivals, Abdul Aziz al-Hakim, for his recent visit to Washington.
Sheik Salah al-Ubaidi, the official, said to worshipers at a mosque in the holy city of Najaf:
“America represents the tyranny in the world. And visiting the head of the tyranny without justification reflects submission to the tyranny.”
I agree with Sadr!
Mr. Hakim, who heads the Supreme Islamic Iraqi Council, met with President Bush last week. For years, his followers engaged in bloody clashes with Mr. Sadr’s militia. Two months ago, the leaders announced a peace agreement that has been credited with driving down violence, though it is unclear how long the cease-fire will last."
Well, I've been expecting something like this:
And I told you SCIRI was our guys!
Also for the record:
That's where the NYT gets its stuff!
