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Monday, July 23, 2012

Operation Desert Storm 20 years later! Iraq has been made safe for Democracy - Libya and Syria are right behind!

Editors' Note: With 1.5 million Iraqis dead, and millions more maimed, and millions rendered destitute by Western Democracy, I'm sure the Iraqi people must be thrilled to have gotten rid of Saddam Hussein, and the Libyan people of Muammar Gaddafi, and I'm sure the Syrian people will embrace their 'Rebel' Liberators with open arms and never long for the days of Assad. Operation Desert Storms I and II have indeed been rip roaring successes, MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! Be sure to check out the stories at the bottom to see the wonderful face of DEMOCRACY in Iraq...
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A series of blasts and shootings has brought the single-day death toll for brutal attacks across Iraq to 107 victims, including 13 Iraqi soldiers. With 268 more wounded, the attacks signal the worst outbreak of violence in the country this year.
And 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012...
On early Monday morning, unidentified gunmen attacked an Iraqi military base in the town of Udaim. The terrorists arrived in three vehicles and opened fire on soldiers, reportedly killing 13 of them, Reuters reports. In one of the latest incidents, roadside bombs struck northeast Iraq, leaving 11 dead. Two car bombs went off in Baghdad, killing at least 11 and leaving 73 wounded. Seven bomb attacks also struck the town of Taji, North of the Iraqi capital, claiming 32 victims – 14 of whom were police officers – and wounding 48 more. Another bout of five explosions shook the northern city of Kirkuk as well as the town of Hussainiya close to Baghdad, leaving another nine dead. There have been other car bombs explosions, some of them close to check points. Police report an attack in Diyala province has claimed six victims, while five more were killed in the town of Khan Bani Saad.

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Blasts rock Baghdad as Arab Summit touches upon Syria

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Dozens killed as terror blasts hit Iraqi cities (VIDEO)

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Out of control: 26 policemen killed in Iraq

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Series of deadly blasts hit Iraqi city (PHOTOS)

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Wave of blasts rocks Shiite areas across Iraq

Five bombs have rocked Shiite areas in Baghdad and southern Iraq, killing at least 78 and wounding more than a hundred. One more bomb was defused by police in the area where the first two blasts occurred.
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Worst violence in months hits Baghdad

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