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May 10, 2006

Iraq killings top 1,000 in April
Iraqi President Jalal Talabani has said more than 1,000 people were killed last month in Baghdad as a result of continuing sectarian violence. Mr Talabani cited a report from a Baghdad morgue saying 1,091 people were killed between 1 and 30 April. He said he was "shocked and angry" at daily reports of bodies being found. Operation Freedom Iraq seems like a success to me! I wonder what those liberal tree huggers consider as the benchmark of freedom. The Iraqi's are now free to die rather than being killed by a dictator! # posted by masquerader @ 19:15 ::

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