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JTSimon:
Iraqis Hail Falluja 'Victory' as U.S. Changes Tack


Iraqi Major General Jassim Mohammed Saleh (R) is saluted after arriving in Falluja, April 30, 2004. A year on from President Bush (news - web sites) declaring 'mission accomplished' in Iraq (news - web sites), U.S. forces put faith on May 1 in a former general in Saddam Hussein (news - web sites)'s army to help end a standoff with guerrillas. The world's only superpower turned to the general on Friday after failing to eliminate an estimated 2,000 guerrillas in Falluja in a month-long siege that prompted Bush's critics to accuse him of leading Washington into a Vietnam-style quagmire. (Akram Saleh/Reuters)


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http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ap/iraq

King Tech Quadafi:
Ha ha ha

infinite59:
How ironic is America's defeat in Falluja.  It shows America was not greeted as liberators, and it proves that it isn't the remnants of Saddaam's regime that are fighting against America, rather, America has turned to them for support, it is any and every Iraqi who is angry at United States for terrorizing their country and stealing it's resources.

smerlus:
it shows that US doesn't have propaganda because alot of people are against the war and this just adds fuel to the fire....

and by letting an army from sadaam's regime is perfect...

1. the army wins....no more fighting in that city

2. the army loses....no american casualties, and they thin out the numbers on both sides

3. the army switches sides.....he have probable cause to bomb the whole city now that there is an enemy army in there

good decision on american's part....too bad you people only see in 2d

JTSimon:
^ not worth a decent reply  ;)

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