Gorilla’s Guides

This is part 1 of a joint posting covering today’s events in Irak.
Fatima
Diyala
In Diyala at 8:30 am today gunmen attacked a civilian car carrying six people on the main road linking Baghdad and al-Khalis, 2 of the passengers were killed and 4 wounded.

Hamid Shafi Massacre Briefing:
The gang that stormed a border village and massacred many […]

Posted on May 19th, 2007 under Iraq, Politics and Security. Tags: Amarah, Baghdad, Disputed Areas, Diyala, Khalis, Kirkuk, Kirkuk (At-Ta'mim) Governorate, Maysan (Governorate). Comments: 1

 
Like a dog sniffing it’s own vomit Bush’s Bitch Outgoing British Prime Minister The British War Criminal Tony Blair couldn’t resist visiting the scene of some of his crimes and arrived in Baghdad for yet another “surprise” visit.“Why yes Tony did let me sniff  some of his collection of used presidential underwear. How did you guess?”
He got to hold hands […]

Posted on May 19th, 2007 under Analysis Briefings Commentary, Iraq. Tags: Editorials. Comments: None

No, Blair! America’s parting gift to Britain’s PM

 NO to CO2 emissions targets. NO to a successor to Kyoto. NO to a carbon trading market. As Blair leaves Washington, US hardens stance on climate change
By Daniel Howden
Published: 19 May 2007
As Tony Blair left Washington yesterday for his last visit as Prime Minister, the […]

Posted on May 19th, 2007 under Analysis Briefings Commentary. Tags: Editorials. Comments: 1

The truth about PM’s ’special relationship’ with Bush
Published: 19 May 2007 UK Independent
Iraq
Britain disagreed with the US over two key decisions in May 2003, two months after the invasion - to disband Iraq’s army and “de-Ba’athify” its civil service. Geoff Hoon, on 2 May 2007, said: “Sometimes … Tony (Blair) had made his […]

Posted on May 19th, 2007 under Analysis Briefings Commentary, Features, Iraq, Middle East. Tags: Editorials, Iran. Comments: None

Robert Fisk: Blair’s lies and linguistic manipulations
My Dad used to call people like Blair a ‘twerp’. But I fear he is a vicious little man
Published: 19 May 2007
By great good fortune, I studied linguistics at Lancaster University. Indeed, I read the books of Noam Chomsky, many years before he became a good friend […]

Posted on May 19th, 2007 under Analysis Briefings Commentary, Iraq. Tags: Editorials, Fisk - Robert. Comments: None

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We are happy that we got rid of Saddam but we will never be happy to give away our country in return.
Sorry if our flesh harmed your knives… is that […]

Posted on May 19th, 2007 under Iraq, Women and Children. Tags: Women and Children. Comments: None