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Iraq
US forces storm Tater's office, arrest those inside
2007-04-30
Armed clashes broke out in Kadhmiya district in northern Baghdad Sunday after an American force stormed Shiitte cleric Muqtada Al-Sadr's office and arrested some of the people inside. A source at the Iraqi police told KUNA US forces exchanged fire shots with the guards of Al-Sadr's office. He said the guards resisted the American troops. American army vehicles surrounded the office and the forces started shooting at it then stormed it and arrested the people inside, said the source. Locals at Khadmiya and eyewitnesses said the exchange of fire lasted for some an hour. They reported that warnings, through loud speakers of mosques, to the citizens that the American forces were surrounding Al-Sadr's office.
Posted by:GolfBravoUSMC

#9  Tater is in Iran.
We're pushing back.
Posted by: Ike   2007-04-30 09:45  

#8  Couldn't Tater just have an...accident?
Posted by: JohnQC   2007-04-30 08:46  

#7  Maliki is more likely to sign their death warrants, than have the sadrists released. The recent resignation of the mooqie bloc, the Iraqi version of nasrullah thugs, from the ruling shia coalition, has been liberating for Maliki. I don't think he's willing to play nice with these Iranian agent provacateurs anymore.
Posted by: Omoluling McCoy4091   2007-04-30 07:25  

#6  Yeah, he's nearly done, bobby.
Posted by: ptah   2007-04-30 07:21  

#5  They reported that warnings, through loud speakers of mosques, to the citizens that the American forces were surrounding Al-Sadr's office.

And gazillions of locals responded to the call, peacefully protesting the American actions with pre-printed signs.

No? Tater's cooked?
Posted by: Bobby   2007-04-30 05:58  

#4  If Maliki weren't so worried about the US bailing out, would he be more likely to keep them in jail? Didn't someone talk to Maliki about the time we came up with new ROEs and tell him to knock that $hit off?
Posted by: gorb   2007-04-30 02:54  

#3  What PBMcL said.
Posted by: Zenster   2007-04-30 02:15  

#2  Maliki orders their release in 5, 4, 3,...
Posted by: PBMcL   2007-04-30 01:19  

#1  resistance is futile.
Posted by: Captain America   2007-04-30 00:25  

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