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2003/4/10 [Politics/Foreign/MiddleEast/Iraq] UID:28061 Activity:nil
4/9     to that guy who is so upset the media keeps covering
        the deaths of journalists, here's a BBC guy who
        thinks the Iraqis did it:
        http://csua.org/u/cce - danh
        \_ It's not hard to find out if US really didn't do it and
           want to clear its name.  I mean, they have the control of
           the hotel and can easily to find the fragment of the explosive
           shell.

           By the way, Al Jazeera's office was hit by a missile.  Considered
           Al Jazeera's office was on US target list in the past, considered
           that US has overwhelming control of its proximity, it is unlikely
           that it was the works of Iraqi.
           \_ Idiot.  We also dropped 3 missiles into Iran and at least 1 in
              Turkey.  Must be we're at war with Iran and Turkey, too, huh?
              It's a *war*.  Shit happens in war.  It isn't a nice near clean
              little ps/2 shoot em up.  People die.  Even people no one was
              aiming at.  I've got sympathy for the civilians too stupid or
              unable to leave the city beforehand.  The journalists?  Fuck
              'em.  They're vultures.  We didn't kill nearly enough of them.
              There were Iraqis all over the city at the time.  It *very*
              easily could have been Iraqis.  Your "considering" is armchair
              bullshit.  I don't know who it was but it doesn't take a brain
              the size of a planet to figure out it could have been either
              side.  Your attempt to look like an intellectual while really
              just showing your "hate America" bias is transparent.
                                \_ just a guess, 4 years ago you were
                                   probably pretty rabidly anti-the government
                                   in charge and made all sorts of wild
                                   accusations about abuses.  So why was that
                                   not hating america?
              \_ We'll be at war with Iran soon enough.
        \_ yet *more* journalist death coverage?  enough already!  will
           this journalistic narcissism ever stop?
                \_ ok now you're just being dumb and you're no longer
                   funny.  please start spouting off about
                   ride bike/use gnu-linux, thanks.
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