Police arrested over Iraq bombing

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More than 150 people were killed in the attacks

Iraq has arrested more than 60 security force members, including 11 senior officers over Sunday's twin suicide bombing in the capital Baghdad.

Those arrested include the commanders of 15 checkpoints near to where the attacks took place.

The attack in which more than 150 people were killed and 500 injured was the deadliest in Baghdad for two years.

Correspondents say the scale of the bombings raised new questions over the competence of Iraqi security forces.

The BBC's Gabriel Gatehouse in Baghdad says it is not clear whether those arrested are accused of negligence or collusion.

However, he added, it seems to confirm what many people have suspected - that the security forces are susceptible to infiltration by insurgents or are just not up to the job. (Or a third option, which I've always suspected, that the vast majority of these bombings are "false flag" operations, carried out by the Iraqi puppet regime, most likely with help/direction from the CIA and/or Blackwater and other mercenary groups to try and seed hatred and opposition to the insurgency amongst the people. These invaders and their corrupt puppet regimes, in Iraq, Afghanistan and now Pakistan are losing all credibility and support from their people, and so they need to do something to turn the tide, and killing hundreds of civilians at a time seems like a good a way as any, doesn't it?? The number of attacks in all 3 countries that have been carried out by uniformed officers is increasing)

Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari said in a BBC interview that he wanted the UN to investigate external interference, accusing Syria of providing a safe haven for the bombers, which Damascus has denied.

Sunday's co-ordinated attacks near the Baghdad governorate headquarters and the ministry came as Iraqi MPs were in deadlock over the rules governing next January's general election.

The Iraqi parliament has until 31 October to break the deadlock, with differences between Arab and Kurdish factions centring on the disputed northern oil city of Kirkuk.

Source: BBC

unlike you, i want those responsible caught.
you just want westerners submissive to islam.
go take a flying bugger to yourself


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THE Taliban vowed today to intensify their attacks in the build-up to Afghanistan's presidential election next week as authorities tried to play down fears that the Islamists could wreck the poll. As the international community said a deadly Taliban attack on a UN hostel in Kabul would not disrupt the November 7 run-off, the Islamist militia said they had drawn up a battle plan designed to torpedo the process. Organisers of the election meanwhile said they had agreed to a demand from President Hamid Karzai's challenger, ex-foreign minister Abdullah Abdullah, for 20,000 of his observers to be accredited to help prevent vote-rigging. Wednesday's attack on the Bekhtar guesthouse, carried out by three Taliban fighters who blew themselves up after a two-hour gunbattle, has raised the stakes for the international community ahead of the crucial poll. And in a sign of the growing international concern, the United Nations Security Council was to hold a crisis meeting today. UN chief Ban Ki-moon was to address the closed-door meeting of the 15-member council at 3.30pm (7.30pm GMT, 6.30am AEDT), a statement said. A Taliban spokesman dismissed claims in Kabul that the militants' capability had diminished since a fraud-tainted first poll round in August, saying Afghan security services "are not effective against our operations and tactics. "We'll intensify our attacks in the coming days. We'll disrupt the elections," Taliban spokesman Yousuf Ahmadi told AFP by telephone from an undisclosed location. "We have new plans and tactics for attacks to disrupt the elections." Assaults and intimidation by the Taliban, who were toppled by US-led forces in 2001, were a major deterrent to voters in the first round of the election on August 20, when turnout in some provinces was as low as five per cent. Almost 200 violent incidents around the first vote were attributed to the Taliban, including rocket and grenade attacks on polling stations.

http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0,23739,26280111-5012764,00.html

same MO, same religion, same reason, same insanity.

You both could be right. It seems that the actions of the illegal invaders are just as bad as the actions of the Taliban to some degree. Anyway, my hearts go out to the families of those caught up in this mess.
Sprinty, the point i think Abu is trying to make is that America's hands are very dirty. America's hands are very dirty with terror.
There are multiple reports of CIA officials strapping bombs to Iraqi cars.
Following the invasion of Afghanistan, MSNBC reported that in November 2001, hundreds of Taliban and Al-Qaeda fighters were rescued from Kunduz and flown out on Pakistani air force cargo planes. This could not have possibly happened without the approval of U.S. forces who had secured the region.
Qari Zainuddin, a former Taliban leader who defected to the Pakistani government, alleging that the Taliban were senselessly attacking civilian targets and that they were working with U.S. and Israeli intelligence. A few days after he dropped this bombshell, Zainuddin was shot dead.
In Iran, a senior member of the Jundullah terrorist group confessed in an Iranian court case to being trained and financed by the U.S. and Israel. Jundullah is a Sunni Al-Qaeda offshoot organization that was formerly headed by alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed.
In Basra (Sept. 2005), two British SAS officers were caught dressing up as Arabs (garb + fake beard) and shooting at Iraqi police while driving past in a car full of explosives. After the SAS men were caught in the act and taken to jail, U.S. and British forces launched a rescue operation, blowing up half the prison and allowing inmates to escape.
Don't pat yourself on the back for freeing the Iraqis from a tyrannical reign. If they wanted, the Iraqis could have done that themselves. They did not ask us to be their 'saviours'.
Even still, they have not gotten rid of the tyrannical regime, it is still there. THey have inserted their own form of tyranny. All the Iraqis see is that now their oppressors have a white face and a flag that looks curiously similar to the British East India Company flag .Americans are now just doing what Saddam did. They are staing inside Saddam's palaces, killing Iraqis and torturing them.
America has a reputation for thinking it 'saved' people but instead leaving making a huge mess out small countries. Iraq, Columbia, Afghanistan to name only a few.
Nevertheless, the terrorists have no central command anymore and are so dispersed it is hard to tell.

abu_rashid wrote on Oct 29^th, 2009 at 8:49pm:

(Or a third option, which I've always suspected, that the vast majority of these bombings are "false flag" operations, carried out by the Iraqi puppet regime, most likely with help/direction from the CIA and/or Blackwater and other mercenary groups to try and seed hatred and opposition to the insurgency amongst the people. These invaders and their corrupt puppet regimes, in Iraq, Afghanistan and now Pakistan are losing all credibility and support from their people, and so they need to do something to turn the tide, and killing hundreds of civilians at a time seems like a good a way as any, doesn't it?? The number of attacks in all 3 countries that have been carried out by uniformed officers is increasing)[/color]

Why the hell do various Islamic monsters claim responsibility for these outrages then?


And if even they are, all of them, in the pockets of the joos and americans all over the world - you'd better pull your head in,  they are surely coming after you.


Your kind of utter bullsh!t is so easy to refute - if you yourself believed it you'd have packed up your family long ago and fled to the hills. You would obviously not be safe with your strident anti-joo, anti-ametican, anti-west jihad if all strings, even the islamofascist ones, were pilled by the zionists and their American lackeys.

But of course you know, we know, that you are talking crap. In bad faith. As usual.

You sound like the marxists 50 years ago and the anarchists a 100 years ago.  To both of which your whole ummah-mongering delusion is heir.  You guys just could not, ever, come up with an idea that is not way out of date. Is there anything in your heads that is not fuelled by resentment? First, Mohammed wanted Judaism for Arabs and made a hash of it when the joos laughed at him.  Then came Arab nationalism that gave you Gaddhafi and Saddam and Arafat and Nasser and his successors.

Now back to the workers' paradise, I mean ummah,  for the downtrodden Musulmans of the moral high ground, the perpetual noble victim whom history destines to triumph in the face of.... zzzzzzzzzzzz.

What next?  

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Why the hell do various Islamic monsters claim responsibility for these outrages then?

They don't. The propaganada artists claim it for them in their name. Have you ever seen an official Talibaan communique that claims responbility for an attack on civilians?

Next time you see a claim the Talibaan bombed civilians, note who the claim comes from... Would you expect the Pakistani army to claim anything else??? Come on soren.. as I said, put that thinking cap on.

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Taliban in Pakistan blame U.S. Blackwater for deadly blast

ISLAMABAD Oct. 29 (Xinhua) -- Chief of Taliban movement in Pakistan Hakimullah Mehsud has blamed the controversial American private firm Blackwater for the bomb blast in Peshawar which killed 108 people, local news agency NNI reported Thursday.

The bomb exploded at a crowded market at Chowk Yadgar on Wednesday, also injured 150 people.

Hakimullah Mehsud told media that if Taliban can carry out attacks in Islamabad and target Pakistan army's headquarters, then why they should target general public.

He claimed that American security agency Blackwater and Pakistani agencies are involved in attacks in public places to blame the militants.

When asked that the people also think that the militants are involved in such attacks, the Taliban leader was quoted as saying, "Our war is against the government and the security forces and not against the people. We are not involved in blasts."

Azam Tariq, the Taliban spokesman, who was accompanying Hakimullah, warned that those media organizations could be targeted which are defaming Taliban.

Information Minister in Northwest Frontier Province Mian Iftikhar Hussain and the Pakistani army spokesman Major General Athar Abbas had blamed militants for the Peshawar blast, saying that the militants are facing defeat in South Waziristan tribal region and are now targeting the people.

Source: Xinhua

abu_rashid wrote on Oct 30^th, 2009 at 11:27pm:

Quote: Why the hell do various Islamic monsters claim responsibility for these outrages then? They don't. The propaganada artists claim it for them in their name. Have you ever seen an official Talibaan communique that claims responbility for an attack on civilians?

Clever boy. No, I have not seen a written communique. So? Bin Liner, Zawahiri, the Iraqi monsters, head hackers and assorted Mulsim bandits prefer video messages. Those I have seen.

Is there no limit to your speaking in bad faith?

And of course you o not need to dig around for the pronouncements of the bearded and moustashoid pinheads. Here we have an example of the ladies partaking in Muslim nuttiness on an equal footing with their gynophobic coreligionists of the male persiuasion.

http://www.silive.com/northshore/index.ssf/2009/10/new_brighton_wife_tried_to_kil.html

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A 37-year-old wife from New Brighton tried to slit her husband’s throat as he slept because he was not the devout Muslim she believed she married, and pressured her to eat pork and drink alcohol, authorities allege.

thanks soren - that shows the difference between reason and excuse.

so what do other muslism women  in the same life circumstance do?
they have the same reason.