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Posted by DrUg_Tit0 on Jan-30-2005 23:47:

Oh well...with several car bombs being set off every day, I don't think it's that surprising to see that people are not running around in panic when one goes off near them. As wierd as it seems, people get used to that kind of stuff. Besides, car bombs are not that destructive. That's why they rarely kill more than 10 people at the time. And this one didn't even make it to the point where it was supposed to blow up.

Posted by ogvh5150 on Feb-01-2005 03:32:

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Originally posted by breakinbeats
Those are all real pictures and all real events. All taken at different times and different positions. Now if its near a school or how any people were killed who knows. What people have said about this topic is stupid.

Rebels: Top Iraq Terrorist Dead.....The Post reports that the CIA now has four times as many spies in Iraq as it planned � 300 � making it the largest CIA station in the world, and the largest foreign station since the Saigon office during the Vietnam war......

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which, by no mere coincidence, is also known as "The Company"

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"In war, truth is the first casualty."
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