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Iraq-Jordan |
Sadr followers accuse the UK of complicity in Basra bombings |
2004-04-22 |
Followers of the radical Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr have blamed British forces for the coordinated series of car bombs which killed 73 people in the southern Iraqi city of Basra yesterday. Several Iraqi policemen in uniform have joined the followers in protests. The coalition say the attacks bore all the hallmarks of Al Qaeda, but Sadr's spokesman in Basra, Sheikh al-Bahadli, told the 300 supporters gathered in front of his office that there was evidence that British occupation forces were involved. The targets of the attacks were Iraqi police stations and a uniformed policeman who joined the protest said "the British were the ones who attacked us". "Now we are with our religious leaders," the policeman said. Another policeman said many of his fellow officers were ready to fight alongside Sadr's Mehdi army. |
Posted by:Dan Darling |
#9 Anybody who believes that Mohammed was Allan's prophet easily falls for lies like this too. |
Posted by: Mike Sylwester 2004-04-22 7:37:53 PM |
#8 go ahead and turn sides |
Posted by: smokeysinse 2004-04-22 6:54:47 PM |
#7 muslims will believe anything as long it does not put fellow muslims in a bad light ..... plain ignorance! |
Posted by: Dan 2004-04-22 3:58:20 PM |
#6 Now we are with our religious leaders And soon you will be with your virgins. |
Posted by: spiffo 2004-04-22 3:44:02 PM |
#5 Hey! They left out the part about how the Queen Mother ordered these attacks from her death bed. |
Posted by: Zenster 2004-04-22 3:29:47 PM |
#4 I'm guessing the officer in question is one of the 10%ers |
Posted by: Lux 2004-04-22 1:28:09 PM |
#3 Yeah, right... whatever. 300 from a city of 1.2 million. Let's see the evidence then. |
Posted by: Howard UK 2004-04-22 1:26:19 PM |
#2 very |
Posted by: Damn_Proud_American 2004-04-22 1:24:10 PM |
#1 I'm guessing that Officer Idiot won't have a job much longer. How fucking stupid are these people? |
Posted by: remote man 2004-04-22 1:08:23 PM |