Tuesday, 9 October 2007

Iraq insurgency: People rise against al-Qa'eda





Damien McElroy spent a week in the heart of the insurgency in Anbar province in Iraq. In the second of seven exclusive reports he describes how peace and prosperity have returned to a town formerly riven by sectarian killings.
In a town tucked tight against the Syrian border, US Marines pass softly along a darkened street as the crack of contact rings out. Instead of a panicked rush for cover, the leader of the patrol turns to cheer.
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(RG) Interesting article I wonder if this attitude to foreign fighters might move to Afghanistan?

© Mack (RG) The thoughts of a Falklands War Veteran.
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