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Titolo: Il pogrom di Madaem ancora senza conferme

                     *Associated Press/AP Online
BAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraq's interim president announced Wednesday
the recovery of more than 50 bodies from the Tigris River, saying
the grisly discovery was proof of claims that dozens were abducted
from an area south of the capital despite a fruitless search by
Iraqi forces.
Northwest of Baghdad, witnesses said 19 bullet-riddled
bodies were found slumped against a bloodstained wall in a soccer
stadium in Haditha.
The discoveries came as insurgents unleashed a string of
attacks that killed at least nine Iraqis and wounded 21. They
included four suicide car bombs - one of which targeted interim
Prime Minister Ayad Allawi's convoy - and a roadside explosion in
the capital, police said. Allawi escaped unharmed, they said.
Another blast sent smoke billowing over Baghdad's heavily
fortified Green Zone, home to the Iraqi government and foreign
embassies. It was not clear what caused that explosion.
The country's most feared terror group, al-Qaida in Iraq,
claimed responsibility for two of the Baghdad attacks in a series of
statements posted on a militant Web site. It was not possible to
verify the claim.
Interim President Jalal Talabani did not say when or where
the 50 bodies were pulled from the river, but he said all had been
identified as hostages.
"Terrorists committed crimes there. It is not true to
say there were no hostages. There were. They were killed, and they
threw the bodies into the Tigris," Talabani told reporters.
"We have the full names of those who were killed and those
criminals who committed these crimes."
Shiite leaders and government officials claimed last week
that Sunni militants had abducted as many as 100 Shiites from the
Madain area, 14 miles southeast of Baghdad. But when Iraqi forces
moved into the town of 1,000 families, they found no captives, and
residents said they had seen no evidence anyone had been seized.
Madain is at the tip of a Sunni militant stronghold known as
the "Triangle of Death," where there have been numerous
retaliatory kidnappings. Police and health officials said victims
are sometimes killed and dumped in the river.
As summer approaches and temperatures start to rise, bodies
have been floating to the surface, said Dr. Falah al-Permani of the
Swera district health department. He said some 50 bodies have been
recovered over the past three weeks. But it was not clear whether
they were the bodies referred to by Talabani.
In Haditha, 140 miles northwest of Baghdad, taxi drivers
Rauf Salih and Ousama Halim said they heard gunshots and rushed to
the stadium. There they found 19 bloodied bodies lined up against a
wall, the two men and an Iraqi reporter said. All appeared to have
been gunned down.
Residents said they believed the victims - all men in
civilian clothes - were soldiers abducted by insurgents as they
headed home for a holiday marking the birthday of the Prophet
Muhammad.
The reporter did not see any military identification
documents on the bodies, and it was not possible to verify the
claim. In October, insurgents ambushed and killed about 50 unarmed
Iraqi soldiers as they headed home from a U.S. military training
camp northeast of Baghdad.
The U.S. military said it could not confirm killings at the
stadium. The only report American forces had received from Haditha
by late Wednesday was that insurgents ransacked a television and
radio station in the area, the military said.
The Iraqi military also had no immediate information.
Insurgent violence has surged in the past week, especially
in the capital, where Shiite and Kurdish leaders met Wednesday to
try to negotiate a Cabinet that will also include members of the
Sunni minority. Talabani, a former Kurdish rebel leader, said
officials hope to announce the new government Thursday.
Sunnis make up 15 to 20 percent of Iraq's 26 million people,
but dominated under former leader Saddam Hussein. Sunnis are
believed to form the backbone of the insurgency that developed after
U.S.-led forces ousted Saddam two years ago.
Three suicide car bombs exploded in Baghdad on Wednesday
morning. The first detonated near a U.S. convoy in western Baghdad,
setting an oil tanker on fire, said police Maj. Moussa Abdulkarim.
Two Iraqis were killed and five wounded, hospital official Hussam
Abdulrazaq said.
The two other car bombs exploded in southern Baghdad. One
missed a police convoy but hit a civilian car, killing two Iraqis
and wounding four, said police Capt. Falah al-Muhamadwai. The other
exploded in a parking lot near a police station, wounding four
civilians, police Lt. Hassan Falah said.
Three more heavy explosions rocked the capital after dark,
including a suicide car bomb that detonated near a police checkpoint
as Allawi's convoy drove home, police Capt. Talib Thamer said. One
policeman was killed and two were wounded, he said. Bursts of
gunfire were heard after the explosion.

 
Peccato che l'unico fesso che parla di "pogrom" e' proprio quel fesso di
Namib, ideatore del famigerato quanto fantasioso "pogrom anti-islamico"
:)
*LOL*
-Stefano

 Namib,
disse il fesso SDC
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hit and had fallen.
SdC: E in quei 4 minuti cosa ha fatto la ragazzina?
X. Richiamo alla netiquette per mr. De Ce**ri, noto per i suoi non
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behavior.

 arricchita di un recentissimo aggiornamento "teologico". Buon
divertimento.
mancano le imperdibili perle sul negazionismo decesariano in merito alla
pedofilia.
un estratto lo aggiungo qui, tanto per non dimenticare, preso da qua :
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"Non deve quindi stupire, secondo me, se l'SDC trasferisce questa sua
alienazione anche sul piano dei rapporti umani con la sua difesa della
pedofilia, un breve estratto lo avevo postato qui:
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=Stefano+Cesari+pedofilia+reato+italia&hl=it&lr=&ie=UTF-8&safe=off&selm=3D974EC5.3DF733E2%40interfree.it&rnum=6
Questo sopra e' il famoso post sulla pedofilia, che non e' reato in
Italia,
datato 2002-09-29. Notare che anche ben prima l'SDC si faceva notare
nella
sua difesa della tendenza in oggetto
http://www.google.it/groups?hl=it&lr=&ie=UTF-8&frame=right&rnum=1&thl=0,1391727004,1391716047,1391708297,1391702956,1391693940,1391687547,1391662580,1391591239,1391523266,1391477293,1390927447&seekm=6PwF6.6771%24PE.688007%40news.infostrada.it#link1
Questo sopra e' il thread intero "Posso esprimere il mio sdegno ?"
comparso su it.discussioni.sentimenti nell'aprile del 2001
SDC" Perche' lo sono[=persone normali], esattamente come
gli omosessuali e i transessuali."
Gli anni passano e l'SDC continua sul tema, dando anche prova che
quando si pensa che SDC abbia raggiunto il peggio di se lui riesce
a dirne una peggiore (questa e' recentissima e mi ha spinto a fare
questo post),
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=g:thl809008855d&dq=&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&safe=off&selm=3F56145D.15EFA26A%40interfree.it
thread Prove tecniche d'imbecillità. del Settembre 2003
SDC " il vedere quelli di altri non mi sembra che sia chissa' che
visto che i genitori potrebbero pure essere nudisti o fare sesso
liberamente in casa con il bambino attorno :) "
Notare lo smiley messo da codesto mentecatto, che alla fine del post
ricorda anche che SDC "la diffamazione e' un reato penale.
Stai attento a quello che dici."
"

 
C.D.O. :)
-Stefano

disse il fesso 
sergio. :)
-Stefano

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Una perla del Pirlissima(TM)! :)
E' bene conservarle visto che il Pirlissima(TM) ha lasciato questo ng :)
*LOL*
-Stefano