Originally posted by Fonnicker
Well here we go! The fat baastard Illawi like playing the blame game for the new recruits massacre! He's blaming us that "we " didn't plan right!
Seems like he's under the illusion tat we can be in Iraq for the rest of his soory asss life and he can count on us? ...Nnooootttttt! As soon as Kerry comes, gooo bye! Take care of your own crap buddy!
God talk about a total disaster! Now they are saying that this loser coalition of fags has been infiltratd by that Zarqawi terrorist and his gang!
Man we should just get the hell out of that shiit hole. These A-raanbs are good for nothing! Look at what a stellar job Pakistan has done in containing the fundo mulla's from crossing the border and killing Afghans and U.S. troops! Afghanistan seems to be a success! And look at these baastard A-raanbs in Iraq! We should just let them kill one and other :
Allawi blames US for recruit massacre
By Sam Dagher in Baghdad
October 28, 2004
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Iraq's interim Prime Minister has blamed the US-led military in Iraq for the slaying of 49 unarmed army recruits and three drivers on Saturday.
"I think it was because of gross negligence by some elements within the multinational forces," Iyad Allawi told the country's interim parliament on Tuesday.
"The killings represent the epitome of what could be done to hurt Iraq and the Iraqi people."
Dr Allawi characterised as a "dangerous precedent" the ambush and killing of army basic-training graduates as they were on their way from the Kirkush base near the Iranian border to their homes in the south.
Nassir al-Shadershi, an MP, had earlier accused authorities of failing in "their obligation to protect our own security forces". The deaths are being investigated.
The chief spokesman for US-led foreign troops in Iraq, Brigadier-General Erv Lessel, was not available for comment on Dr Allawi's remarks, but an aide said: "Obviously the training of Iraq's security forces is critical, so we will continue our partnership with the Iraqi government to mature the [Iraqi security forces]."
Dr Allawi on Tuesday also asked the United Nations to send troops to help secure elections scheduled for January and voiced concern over a manpower shortage in the Iraqi police
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